These guys were rude. None of the staffs were friendly. All staffs were high school kids with no will to work. Sales reps were rude. One of them actually yelled at me and almost lifted a fist at me. He even laughed at me and refused to help with my issue. He said my fee will be 60 bucks a month but i checked after a month, my fee was 100+ dollars. I went there to call him out. He got all offended and started to yell and mock me saying I was stupid for being scammed and said he was saying i agreed to pay 100+ dollars a month for the membership my ass...

I called GM and she never did anything really. It was really hard to even get her to call me about the issue. I would never ever go back to life time fitness where they are so rude to people when I paid tons of money every months to feed their families.

1-Please go and look Dry Suna and you will see disgusting and dirty floor also alots of germ and between 2*4 wood floor.
2-People leave thier cloth in dry suna to get dry next to heater which is dangrious and looks agly.
3-people go to pool before take a shower also some women jump to pool with thier cloth.every time my wife goes to pool she get infection next day.

bottem line no body care in this place how those problem can be serious.i told them 3 times nothing happen.

Lifetime Fitness required me to come into their facility to cancel my membership. I went in on 7-22-10 informed them that I needed to cancel because of loss of income. They indicated that they would charge me an additional month on 8-1-2010 which is apparently standard practice. I called their corporate office and the local club to see if this additional payment would be waived but they would not waive this additional payment. The local club said they would check to see if they could waive this final fee but never called me back. Repeatedly when I called to speak with a manager I was forwarded to a voice message box that had not been set up yet and could not take messages. I had to call back only to be forward to this mailbox again and again. I had no trouble with the club as a member and were I financially able I would have continued to remain a member.

Hundreds of LifeTime Fitness (LTF) members have been shafted! When LTF first started they offered a Founders Membership (FM) with a permanent fixed monthly membership fee. A FM was expensive, but it promised a great long term ROI plus a great resale value if LTF succeeded. As I understand it, about 1, 000 such memberships were sold by LTF. An LTF membership can be privately bought/sold with a transfer fee paid to LTF, and all benefits of the membership go to the new owner. In the mid-1990s, I bought one from a member who was moving out of Eagan. I long ago recouped my investment through paying a much lower monthly membership fee. The resale value of a FM has also been increasing, because normal monthly membership fees have been increasing while the FM monthly membership fee never increases. As I understand it, a FM is/was worth as much as $4, 000. Well, not any more.

Supposedly, two LTF members filed a class-action lawsuit against LTF, claiming that a FM entitled them to use LTFs newer premium club facilities under the same fixed fee. LTF says all FM owners were given a chance to opt out of the class-action lawsuit. I'm not an attorney. I have always thought the only reason to opt out of a class-action lawsuit is to reserve the right to bring your own lawsuit over the same dispute. I have always thought the worst outcome for the plaintiff would be nothing and the best outcome for the defendant would be nothing. Wrong! I'm told there was a negotiated settlement in this case. The plaintiffs were damaged and the defendant (LTF) benefited. Some, or most, or all, current FM owners (including me) were much better off before the settlement. I'm told I have to accept the outcome, even though I never agreed to anything.

The settlement apparently states that current FM owners can use any LTF club facility under the same fixed fee. However, if a FM is sold, the new owner is subject to different terms. The new owner can use *some* LTF club facilities at no additional cost, but *most* LTF club facilities would not be available without additional fees. I believe LTF started here in Eagan, and I would guess that the largest number of FM owners use the Eagan facility, but the Eagan facility is *not* among those that a new owner could use. Further, the list of LTF club facilities that a new owner could use is subject to change at any time. A potential FM buyer could not use the Eagan facility and could not be sure that any other currently available facility would remain available to him/her. The appeal of a FM to potential buyers has been destroyed. The resale value of a FM has been trashed!

LTF says the settlement forces them to hose current FM owners like myself. A customer service representative admitted to me that we got screwed. Do you really think they have sympathy for us? The settlement means LTF will gradually eliminate Founders Memberships from their member base, which increases their revenue. They have effectively stolen the money from us! Two different LTF representatives told me LTF did not sue itself (implicitly admitting it might appear that way), but I have to wonder about the motives of those who initiated the class-action lawsuit. I wonder if they are LTF stockholders. I wonder if they have some connection to the ownership. The whole situation really stinks, and I'm deeply suspicious. Some, or most, or all, current FM owners (including me) took it in the backside while LTF came out smelling like a rose.