Life Time

Ryan Coble

It's a good gym with quite a few amenities and many locations nation wide. Lifetime is no longer 24hrs which I find quite annoying.

John Patterson

Clean club with a great selection of equipment. The morning hours (5am to 7am) during the week are definitely busy, but not overly crowded. I enjoyed working out here on my visit to KC - nice people and a good vibe. Everything was clean and in good working order.

Katie Whalen

If you can afford a membership here, I really enjoy this gym. I think it is a bit pricey, but the equipment is always organized and cleaned well. The staff is friendly and makes a point to greet you. There are a lot of options for classes, pools, equipment, activities that are included. The best part of the LifeTime gyms, in my opinion, is their locker rooms. They have a hot and wet sauna and really nice facilities. I feel comfortable using their facilities, and have enough space to myself. I've also used their cafe, and most of the time the staff is friendly, but they have a sour apple in their every now and then.

JJ

Overpriced and very pretentious. This "club" has tons of employees roaming around doing nothing. The family locker room always smells like urine, my guess is because there are showers and no toilets in most of the changing rooms. The locker room towels are several different shades of white, stained, and located on shelves that are unreachable for average height people. They have a cafe where they charge $10 for a small sized smoothie among other extremely overpriced items. The spa has plenty of employees but 0 customers most days because the price charged for each service is about 60% over market value for the area. The childcare area smells dirty and is very overloaded and understaffed when any classes are going on upstairs. The childcare hours are very sporadic and it is very hit or miss as to weather they will hold the children's activities they list on their app or decide to blow it off. The workout areas upstairs are full of "trainers" roaming around, not to help anyone, but to try to sell you their very expensive services. The equipment is nice, however you will have all eyes on you when you go to use it, as clusters of "trainers" like to stand at the desk and chat about the guests. The open equipment isn't always usable, because they hold paid classes in the middle of the workout areas and will tell you to move if you try to use any equipment in that area. The equipment seems to be clean, but you the guest are expected to clean each piece of equipment after use with their very generic, barely wet wipes located in dispensers, and strewn throughout the club. It is very difficult to get out of their "non contract" as other reviewers here have stated. Their "policies" change often and you may or may not get what you signed up for and are paying for. This location is about making money and a lot of it. You can expect to pay your monthly fees and plenty more for any other services they try to sell you. IOW it's an "exclusive club" where the customers are considered cash cows and nothing more. My opinion is to save yourself some money and a lot of headache and go down the street to the brand new new Lenexa Rec Center where the "amenities" are the same at a lower price with fewer exclusions.