| Tue | 05:00 am -10:00 pm |
| Wed | 05:00 am -10:00 pm |
| Thu | 05:00 am -10:00 pm |
| Fri | 05:00 am -10:00 pm |
| Sat | 06:30 am -08:00 pm |
| Sun | 06:30 am -08:00 pm |
Probably the nicest locker facilities of any lifetime. Yoga studios are great. Lots of free weights but more limited options for fitness machines. Pool is pretty small but is a standard length. Small running track around the inside of the fitness floor above the basketball courts
Best fitness facility in downtown. Huge club, never overcrowded, and premium locker rooms. The bar inside the club always has great drink specials.
Great facility. Crowded on weekday early mornings, lunch and after work but nice at other times. Very much a commuters gym. Annoyingly closed on most holidays.
Gym needs to be open until at least midnight. This location is in the heart of downtown Minneapolis, yet it has the strictest hours. Most families that need to get to bed by 10 live in the suburbs. Many people who live downtown or nearby do not live a suburban life and want access to their local gym late at night, especially at $100/month. Please extend gym hours until midnight or 1:00AM.
Gym needs to be open until at least midnight. This location is in the heart of downtown Minneapolis, yet it has the strictest hours. Most families that need to get to bed by 10 live in the suburbs. Many people who live downtown or nearby do not live a suburban life and want access to their local gym late at night, especially at $100/month. Please extend gym hours until midnight or 1:00AM.
Love the staff, Jillian at the front desk always greets you with a smile and makes you feel welcome. Very respectful gym crowd with a wide range of workout options.
Love the staff, Jillian at the front desk always greets you with a smile and makes you feel welcome. Very respectful gym crowd with a wide range of workout options.
While the club was clean, I was VERY dissatisfied with the "Womens executive Locker Room". The locker room is not separate from the main womens locker room at all. The men have a separate entrance, but the women are all in one room. The locker room is a maze and you get to the "executive area" you need to go to the back. Made me glad that this isnt my norm ar l gym. If it were, I would NOT pay the extra.
Beautiful place, nice people, well maintained.
Fine place to workout, has all the equipment you need and more but is often dirty and not well maintained (hair on equipment, dustballs on floors, etc.) Also as noted in several other reviews the pricing policies are shady and unethical:
1. Prices go up every year but the services included go down. Specific examples: a. Lockers used to be free, now you pay extra to use an overnight locker. b. Classes used to be free, now majority are paid classes.
2. Cost of additional classes (i.e. Bootcamp, Alpha/Xfit) is more than joining a standalone Xfit box.
3. I was out of the country for an extended period so was told I could put my membership 'on hold' and easily reactivate it automatically upon my return. I returned this week and was stopped and harassed three times, finally was told I had to meet with a Membership Specialist to re-sign paperwork and get my membership re-activated.
It's terribly disappointing when a company claiming to support "wellness" is actually a greed-driven corporation with no values.
Professor Franssen is amazing! Great instructor that truly cares for every one of her students. I have full confidence in referring everyone in to train with her. Do yourself a favor and check this place out.
Professor Franssen is amazing! Great instructor that truly cares for every one of her students. I have full confidence in referring everyone in to train with her. Do yourself a favor and check this place out.
A truly comprehensive place for working out and all things wellness. If you live within 2.5 miles or so, they will even send a shuttle to and from your home M-F. They have yoga classes, spin classes, cardio classes, a swimming pool, a fully functional spa/salon, racquetball courts, and basketball courts among much more. The staff is very friendly. Rates can be pricey, but they do have a special rate for families and those under 27.
Great gym with one fatal flaw - shady pricing policy.
1) Ordered PT session on the lifetime website for 75 LT bucks. At the gym, staff member announced that I actually have to pay $120. I asked why and did not get a coherent answer. After some talk, I did the session for $75. What was this $120 about? Nobody knows. And that happened 3 times.
2) I did Metabolic assessment for $99 right after I became a member. 6 month later, I wanted to repeat it. I went to the PT desk and they told me that I have to pay $249 for the second metabolic assessment. I clarified that I mean the most basic metabolic assessment that they did last time, NOT the advanced one. They told me, yes, to do basic metabolic assessment the second time costs $249. In the end I ordered it on the website and did it for $99. Did the PT desk try to scam me or something? What was that about?
3) And, finally, the situation that made me thinking of cancelling my membership and looking into other gyms. My girlfriend was interested in becoming a member. We live together and have the same mailing address. I though I could just add her to my account for extra pay. Nope. Two issues emerged. One - I have to have a mortgage with my girlfriend in order to get her on my account. Every gym in the US looks at mailing address only, what makes you so special, lifetime? And the second issue - the price for us having a joined account was $169. If we join separately it will be $75 each or $150. The sales manager told me following: "Yeah, you better have separate accounts, it is cheaper." Maybe Lifetime is not aware, but the whole point of joined account is to SAVE MONEY ON MEMBERSHIP COST. Your price of joined account might make some sense in your weird corporate environment, but from the consumer side it makes absolutely no sense at all.
It is really too bad. The gym is great. But I'm sick of its pricing policy and constant attempts of staff to scam me on extra services. I think my girlfriend and I will join another gym not far from Lifetime when they finish renovating it.
Looks like I was right in the beginning and Lifetime is for people who does not count money after all.
P.S. Finally canceled my membership. So, what was the straw that broke camel's back? My birthday present. I turned 27. They gave me a free PT session, which was nice. What else... Oh! 30% hike in my membership cost! Yup, that is right. I paid $81, and for my birthday I got charged $107. Now, isn't that a neat present? That was my new rate! Bottom line - you you make less than $120,000 - it is not a place for you. It is a great gym if you can get past the cost. If not - there are other gyms literally blocks away with same amenities and for half a price.
This is the best Life Time of the half a dozen or so that I have visited (in MN). Everyone is extremely friendly. The facility is clean and well maintained. It is definitely worth the cost.
Best customer service I've ever had at a gym and I've belonged to quite a few. Wouldn't trade my membership for another gym great classes and had excellent luck with personal trainers as well. No it's not the most affordable but you do certainly get what you pay for when you come here.
DO NOT SIGN UP WITH THEM, they will not let you cancel your account unless you write them a letter. No matter how much I have tried to tell them, and despite not having any written contract and terms of service, they have continued to ignore my requests to cease and desist. BUYER BEWARE
A truly comprehensive place for working out and all things wellness. If you live within 2.5 miles or so, they will even send a shuttle to and from your home M-F. They have yoga classes, spin classes, cardio classes, a swimming pool, a fully functional spa/salon, racquetball courts, and basketball courts among much more. The staff is very friendly. Rates can be pricey, but they do have a special rate for families and those under 27.
A truly comprehensive place for working out and all things wellness. If you live within 2.5 miles or so, they will even send a shuttle to and from your home M-F. They have yoga classes, spin classes, cardio classes, a swimming pool, a fully functional spa/salon, racquetball courts, and basketball courts among much more. The staff is very friendly. Rates can be pricey, but they do have a special rate for families and those under 27.
Great gym with one fatal flaw - shady pricing policy.
1) Ordered PT session on the lifetime website for 75 LT bucks. At the gym, staff member announced that I actually have to pay $120. I asked why and did not get a coherent answer. After some talk, I did the session for $75. What was this $120 about? Nobody knows. And that happened 3 times.
2) I did Metabolic assessment for $99 right after I became a member. 6 month later, I wanted to repeat it. I went to the PT desk and they told me that I have to pay $249 for the second metabolic assessment. I clarified that I mean the most basic metabolic assessment that they did last time, NOT the advanced one. They told me, yes, to do basic metabolic assessment the second time costs $249. In the end I ordered it on the website and did it for $99. Did the PT desk try to scam me or something? What was that about?
3) And, finally, the situation that made me thinking of cancelling my membership and looking into other gyms. My girlfriend was interested in becoming a member. We live together and have the same mailing address. I though I could just add her to my account for extra pay. Nope. Two issues emerged. One - I have to have a mortgage with my girlfriend in order to get her on my account. Every gym in the US looks at mailing address only, what makes you so special, lifetime? And the second issue - the price for us having a joined account was $169. If we join separately it will be $75 each or $150. The sales manager told me following: "Yeah, you better have separate accounts, it is cheaper." Maybe Lifetime is not aware, but the whole point of joined account is to SAVE MONEY ON MEMBERSHIP COST. Your price of joined account might make some sense in your weird corporate environment, but from the consumer side it makes absolutely no sense at all.
It is really too bad. The gym is great. But I'm sick of its pricing policy and constant attempts of staff to scam me on extra services. I think my girlfriend and I will join another gym not far from Lifetime when they finish renovating it.
Looks like I was right in the beginning and Lifetime is for people who does not count money after all.
P.S. Finally canceled my membership. So, what was the straw that broke camel's back? My birthday present. I turned 27. They gave me a free PT session, which was nice. What else... Oh! 30% hike in my membership cost! Yup, that is right. I paid $81, and for my birthday I got charged $107. Now, isn't that a neat present? That was my new rate! Bottom line - you you make less than $120,000 - it is not a place for you. It is a great gym if you can get past the cost. If not - there are other gyms literally blocks away with same amenities and for half a price.
This is the best Life Time of the half a dozen or so that I have visited (in MN). Everyone is extremely friendly. The facility is clean and well maintained. It is definitely worth the cost.
Best customer service I've ever had at a gym and I've belonged to quite a few. Wouldn't trade my membership for another gym great classes and had excellent luck with personal trainers as well. No it's not the most affordable but you do certainly get what you pay for when you come here.
