Looking to add wellness to your 2026 routine? Check out the free Mall of America Wellness Program!
Do you make new years resolutions? I usually make a few each year and adding wellness to my life is always one of my top goals! Mall of America’s Wellness Program is a great way to get active and best news– it’s free to join!
You can sign up for the Mall of America Wellness Program within the Mall of America app. Having the app is really amazing– it’s free and you can upload receipts for points to use at the mall for fun activities like a free Nickelodeon Ride Wristband, free admission to attractions like Super Neon, Crayola Experience, Museum of Illusions and more. Plus there’s tons of discounts and deals– money off a purchase at tons of retailers, free food items and so much more! Have you downloaded it yet?!
I usually come to MOA to shop, but you can get a lot of walking in during your visit! Each level of the mall is 1.03 miles and you can hold yourself accountable by checking in at the MOA Wellness kiosk located in the Southeast Court for 50 points daily.
At the heart of Mall of America Wellness lies a commitment to enhancing members’ well-being. This program is a space to engage in exercise, socialize and enjoy exclusive benefits through the simple yet powerful act of being well.
Mall of America Wellness Program members will also get priority access to quarterly events and exclusive content, challenges to earn extra rewards, the ability to connect with a like minded community and additional exclusive deals and content.
You can learn more about the Mall of America Wellness Program on the Mall of America website.
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Hannah is a married mom of 3 kiddos in the Twin Cities. Born and raised here in MN, she loves finding deals and special events to share with others.
Hannah enjoys spending time with family and friends, reading books, going on road trips up north, singing along with the radio and finding new thrift stores to shop! Hannah is also a fierce advocate for people with disabilities and is always on the lookout for more sensory friendly opportunities in the Twin Cities.
Neil L says
The MOA app is pretty awful. Good luck trying to add receipts to it. It never works and there’s no customer support to help.
Hannah says
I’m sorry to hear you’ve had problems with the app. I would recommend visiting one of the Guest Services Desks on the East, North, and West entrances on level one to ask for help! I have the app and haven’t had any issues– fingers crossed!