Most folks in Colorado adore Costco. The membership-based shopping experience is excellent. Costco is one of the country’s largest chains due to its bulk shopping, fantastic bargains, and food court.
The food court is popular among Coloradans. Costco’s food court is poised to become much less accessible to customers.
Colorado Costco Food Court Changes
Costco has decided to no longer allow non-members to access its food court. If you want to eat at Costco’s food court, you’ll need to pay the $60 membership fee.
Costco’s food court has been open to the general public for as long as I can recall. Earlier people would go to the Costco food court even though they were not members.
By the way, some of you must be angry that Costco has removed the churro from its menu. Sure, the cookies are excellent, but the churro was iconic, and anyone could have eagerly anticipated eating one whenever they went shopping.
Costco is Becoming More Strict
Costco has implemented a variety of regulations this year to enhance revenues. Costco recently stated that it would install new membership identification scanners to prevent non-members from entering its locations.
It appears that the cost of Costco’s enormous offers is catching up to them, and they are tightening their lax policy.