World of Hyatt members can now book tickets to the Super Age Games through the World of Hyatt FIND experiences platform and pay with points, according to a Hyatt newsroom release dated October 30, 2026. The Games, a one-day longevity fitness competition, take place on November 7, 2026, at the Armory Track in New York City.
The collaboration also sets aside discounted room blocks at Hyatt Regency Times Square. Those rooms are reserved for Games athletes, though, not for every member. If you hold Hyatt points and you're curious about the event, here's what the deal covers and where it stops.
What Happened
Super Age, which describes itself as a longevity media company, announced the collaboration with World of Hyatt on October 30. The release lists three parts: a Games booking process run through World of Hyatt FIND, discounted room blocks for Games athletes at Hyatt Regency Times Square, and a set of travel wellness protocols inside The Super Age Standard, Super Age's fitness training app.
The Games themselves were designed with experts from The Buck Institute for Research on Aging. They test eight markers: grip strength, aerobic capacity, agility, balance, functional strength, endurance under load, working memory under physical stress, and relational capacity in real time. According to the release, this year's competitors range in age from 21 to 81, come from 14 countries and 40 states, and compete across more than 100 teams.
Super Age Founder David Harry Stewart summed up the travel side in the release: "Members can book the experience on World of Hyatt FIND with points or cash, and Hyatt Regency Times Square gives participants a home base for the weekend."
Why This Matters for World of Hyatt Members
FIND is the World of Hyatt experiences platform, so a ticket here is a different kind of redemption than a free night, and it's worth treating it that way.
Here's the catch for most readers: the room discount isn't for you unless you're competing. The release says the discounted blocks at Hyatt Regency Times Square are "reserved for Games Athletes." If you're a spectator or a friend tagging along, plan to book your room the normal way, with cash or points at whatever rate the hotel shows.
The third piece is the wellness collection inside The Super Age Standard app. Hyatt and Super Age developed it together, and the release says it's available now. It includes four protocols:
- The Arrival Reset, a recovery sequence for the first hours after landing.
- The 4x2 Strength Session, a short strength workout built for hotel gyms.
- The Midday Reset, a brief recovery break between meetings or event sessions.
- The Sleep Hygiene Guide for Travel, which covers protecting sleep across time zones.
The release says the collection is designed for anyone training for longevity, whether they're traveling to compete, for work or for fun.
What You Should Do
If you're competing, ask the Games organizers about the athlete room block at Hyatt Regency Times Square before you book a room on your own. That block is for athletes, so the organizers are the place to start.
If you want to attend with points, open the Super Age Games listing on World of Hyatt FIND and check the points price against what the same points could buy as a hotel night. A ticket only makes sense if the event is something you'd pay cash for anyway. Say a ticket costs about what one city hotel night would in points: you're choosing between the event and a free night, and only you know which you'd rather have.
If you're short on points, two of our guides can help. Our guide to how Hyatt points transfers work online explains moving points between members, and our look at the World of Hyatt points sale covers buying them.
If you earn Hyatt points mainly through a credit card, our comparison of Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt and IHG cards can help you decide where your hotel spending should go.
The Bottom Line
The Games are on November 7, 2026. Athletes should chase the discounted Hyatt Regency Times Square block, and everyone else should book rooms at regular rates.
Check the FIND listing for the points price and the Games organizers for the athlete room block before you commit points.
