Costco Gas Prices

Daytona Beach Costco Gas Prices

150 Pit Rd, Daytona Beach, Florida, 32114

Recorded regular, premium prices in Daytona Beach, with observation dates and available price history below.

(386) 267-3200 Directions

Latest prices

  • Regular
    $3.949

    USD per gallon

    Last updated 29 days ago
  • Premium
    $4.449

    USD per gallon

    Last updated 29 days ago
  • Diesel
    N/A

Compared with the Florida average (Nov 7)

  • Regular: $3.949 vs $3.815 state average — $0.134 above
  • Premium: $4.449 vs $4.644 state average — $0.195 below

State averages are published by AAA for all stations in Florida, in US dollars per gallon. Both figures use the same measurement basis; nothing is converted.

Price trends & fill-up guidance

Latest recorded

$3.949 Last updated 29 days ago

Change since previous price

+$0.050from $3.899

30-day range

$3.949 – $3.949no variation recorded in this period

Direction over 30 days

Not enough changesToo few recorded changes to describe

Best day to fill up

No consistent cheaper weekday found. This station's local timezone could not be established, so days cannot be grouped reliably.

Next 24 hours

Not enough consistent data for a reliable forecast.

Recorded regular prices, last 30 days (US dollars per gallon)

This station Florida average (AAA)

View recorded prices (1)
  • 2026-10-09 04:03 UTC$3.949
How this is calculated

Figures use this station's own recorded observations in US dollars per gallon; prices are never converted between currencies or units, and records with a different measurement basis are excluded. Repeated recordings of an unchanged price are counted as checks, not as new price observations, so frequently scraped days do not carry extra weight. Weekday comparisons use one value per local day in the station's timezone and compare weekdays within the same week, so a general rise or fall over time does not create a false pattern; they are published only with at least 8 weeks covering 5+ days each, the weekday present in at least 6 of them, and a difference that survives a resampling check over whole weeks. An outlook is published only when a simple trend model beats an unchanged-price baseline on at least 30 rolling chronological holdout forecasts, each scored against a real later observation within 12 hours of the horizon. Missing observations are never filled in.