1/5 Matt J. 1 year ago on Google
If
you
are
considering
getting
a
membership
to
Lifetime
in
Las
Vegas;
read
this
review.
It’s
growing
exceedingly
painful
to
stomach
paying
nearly
$2,500
a
year
for
this
gym.
From
the
blatant
mismanagement
to
a
staff
that
clearly
takes
no
pride
in
their
work,
Lifetime
is
barely
worth
the
drive
at
this
point.
Before
I
continue;
understand
that
I
have
apt
experience
at
both
the
Green
Valley
and
Summerlin
locations;
and
will
be
leaving
this
review
across
all
of
their
directory
platforms.
I
frequently
come
later
at
night
and
the
vibe
is
clear
for
anyone
coming
after
8PM;
unwelcome
and
rushed.
Lifetime
used
to
be
24
hours
until
the
pandemic;
but
despite
restrictions
lifting
statewide
-
they
never
returned
to
a
24
hour
operation
which
is
almost
mind-boggling
given
the
town
we
live
in
and
the
price
we
pay
for
the
gym.
The
staff
always
announces
the
gyms
closure
5-10
minutes
ahead
of
time
(for
example,
if
it’s
11:40PM
they
say
the
gym
is
closing
in
15
minutes).
The
lifeguard
staff
are
almost
adversarial
towards
patrons
-
often
closing
the
pool
areas
before
the
posted
times,
turning
off
the
outside
jacuzzi
heat
and
jets
an
hour
before
they’re
supposed
to
be
off,
turning
the
steam
room
off
before
closing,
and
forcing
patrons
to
rush
through
those
amenities
because
of
what
I’m
assuming
is
a
desire
to
leave
work
as
early
as
possible.
The
gym
is
frequently
a
mess
at
both
locations.
There
are
piles
of
un-racked
weights,
dumbbells
misplaced,
and
out
of
place
gym
equipment
scattered
across
the
gym
floor.
There
is
debris
all
of
the
floor,
the
sanitizer
stations
are
constantly
empty
which
is
pretty
gross,
and
the
sweat
towels
are
constantly
empty.
It’s
clear
no
one
takes
pride
here
-
how
could
you
run
a
“premium”
gym
and
leave
it
in
such
disarray?
Not
to
mention
the
locker
rooms
are
often
filthy,
disgusting
showers
with
hair
clogging
drains,
used
razors
everywhere,
and
filth
everywhere
it
can
latch
onto.
On
top
of
all
of
this,
the
staff
needs
to
be
trained
in
customer
service.
With
the
price
we
pay
-
I
shouldn’t
be
the
one
engaging
with
the
staff
as
I
walk
in.
When
I
pay
top
dollar
for
any
experience
-
I
expect
the
service
to
be
impeccable.
At
the
Summerlin
location
specifically
there
is
a
tall
staff
member
at
night
who
I
ALWAYS
say
hello
to
and
he
just
stares
at
me.
And
at
the
Green
Valley
location
the
front
desk
girls
are
often
too
preoccupied
with
what
I’m
assuming
is
their
boyfriends
to
properly
greet
guests
as
they
come
and
go.
The
cost
we
pay
should
demand
higher
service,
they
need
to
step
it
up
substantially.
Then
there’s
the
patrons…
you’d
expect
that
with
this
kind
of
membership,
it
would
keep
the
undesirable
guests
out.
But
there
are
young
ego-lifting
kids
who
throw
there
lightweight
dumbbells
on
the
ground
because
they
can’t
control
the
weight,
old
men
who
use
pedieggs
in
the
steam
room,
and
a
plethora
of
rich
dudes
with
ILS
walking
with
their
nose
in
the
air.
As
someone
who
takes
bodybuilding
seriously,
the
peers
around
me
are
embarrassing
and
don’t
seem
to
face
any
recourse
for
poor
gym
etiquette.
We
live
in
a
24
hour
town
-
closing
the
gym
at
midnight
is
a
joke.
If
you
finish
work
at
8,
you
have
to
rush
through
your
workout
and
don’t
have
time
to
shower.
And
I’m
not
the
only
one
who
feels
this
way;
I
talk
to
members
constantly
with
the
same
grievances.
Lifetime
members
-
we
need
to
demand
better.
Let
management
know
how
poor
of
a
job
they’re
doing.
And
if
our
feedback
goes
unheeded
-
let’s
move
up
the
ladder
to
corporate.
I
hope
this
review
gets
across
the
right
desk
and
some
positive
changes
can
be
elicited
as
a
result.
I
don’t
know
how
much
longer
I’m
willing
to
pay
a
premium
for
a
subpar
experience
with
a
messy
environment,
no
love
for
the
late
night
gym
goers,
and
poor
customer
service.
Please
do
something
and
do
it
quickly.
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