Facility Capacity Mandates in Minnesota for Gyms and Fitness Facilities
Originally Published January 12, 2021
We will continue to update this post as our Minnesota restrictions are lifted
***Updated March 12, 2021****
As of 3/15/21 noon in Minnesota
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- 50% Capacity
- 250 Max Capacity (4/1/21 occupancy max may exceed 250 if applicable with percentage limits)
- Indoor Classes increased to 25 people
- Outdoor Classes increased to 50 people
- Masks required
- Saunas to remain closed
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***Updated February 19, 2021***
As of 2/13/21 noon in Minnesota
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- 25% capacity
- 250 Max Capacity
- 6 foot distance between machines and people
- Classes are now at 25 people with distancing observed
- Masks required
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Our NIHCA Networking Group asked how the total capacity is being interpreted with the new mandates in place.
In Minnesota, the gyms were closed again in late November and early December. Since reopening, there have been greater restrictions on the max occupancy at any given time. This restriction is on a rolling basis; meaning, that at any one time there cannot be over 150 persons in the entire facility or max of 25% capacity. For Example: if you have a smaller facility with a max capacity of 150 persons then at this time you cannot have more than 37 persons at one time. The restriction is based on the facility and not on individual spaces.
Please verify with your state regarding capacity restrictions during this time as well as proper social distancing.
As of 1/10/21 in Minnesota
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- 9 foot distance between machines and people
- Classes are now at 25 people with distancing observed
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We will continue to repeat that this is an ever changing environment. We too look forward to the restrictions being lifted not only in Minnesota but throughout the country.
Follow the link for the Minnesota’s Stay Safe Plan, https://mn.gov/covid19/stay-safe/stay-safe-plan/index.jsp. Be sure to check your local government pages for guidelines.
