Tulsa Fitness Club Opened in Blue Dome District
A new downtown gym and co-working space has launched at 314 E. 3rd St. in the former Lounge 88 building.
Updated on Oct. 1, 2026 in Fitness
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Owner Josiah Wiens has officially opened the 13,000-square-foot Tulsa Fitness Club. The facility features a gym alongside integrated co-working spaces and a smoothie shop.
Why it matters
The multi-use facility combines athletic training with professional office amenities to serve downtown Tulsa residents. The venue seeks to bridge the gap between wellness and productivity in a single location.
The gym facility spans 13,000 square feet and currently maintains 200 members against a maximum capacity of 1,500. Standard monthly memberships begin at $47, with semi-private training packages priced at $300.
The players
Josiah Wiens
He is the owner and founder who acquired the former Lounge 88 building to establish the new fitness and co-working venture.
University of Tulsa
It is a private university in Tulsa, Oklahoma, whose students are eligible for specialized rental rates at the new fitness club facility.
The details
The gym is equipped with treadmills, dumbbells, barbells, and leg equipment, while the interior features 1970s-inspired decor. Office spaces are available for rent, with monthly costs ranging from $500 to $1,800, though University of Tulsa students have access to a discounted rate of $55 per month.
Timeline
Josiah Wiens acquired the building in May 2026.
The grand opening event is scheduled for October 3, 2026.
Construction of second-floor office and training rooms should conclude by the end of 2026.
The Big Picture
The development aligns with the rise of third-place wellness hubs, a movement where gyms integrate professional workspaces to serve the modern urban lifestyle. Tulsa Fitness Club follows this pattern by positioning itself as a hybrid anchor in the city's downtown core.
Local residents and students can access tiered gym memberships starting at $47 per month or utilize office rentals. The facility offers practical options for those seeking proximity to both workout equipment and a professional workspace in the Blue Dome District.
The takeaway
This hybrid facility simplifies daily routines by co-locating fitness equipment and office space in one downtown location. Prospective members should evaluate whether the facility's 1,500-person capacity limit might impact their preferred gym usage hours as the site gains popularity.
What happens next
Tulsa Fitness Club will host a grand opening block party and ribbon cutting on October 3, 2026.
Further reading
Learn more about local exercise options in the Fitness section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Tulsa Flyer.
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