Infrared Sauna vs Traditional Sauna
If you have tried a conventional sauna and found it too much, the difference here is the thing worth knowing.
Sauna
The Float and Sauna Combination
Ninety minutes, two rooms, one order that works better than the other.
Float + Infrared Sauna is $95 and covers a one-hour float and a 30-minute sauna session. It is the most popular way to spend a longer visit.
Sauna first, float second
This is what most people choose, and the reason is practical: you finish in the tank and shower the salt off at the end, rather than warming up after you have already rinsed.
The other order is fine
Float first works perfectly well — you will simply want a second rinse afterwards. Tell us your preference when you book and we will schedule the rooms that way.
How long to allow
Ninety minutes of session time, plus showering either side and however long you want in the relaxation room. Most people are in the building around two hours.
If you do it regularly
The 3 Float + Sauna Package is $225 for three of each, and the Float & Sauna Membership includes one of each a month.
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