This is my third or fourth time coming to a float at Lucidity. The facility is always clean and…read moresmells quite wonderful, kind of like some lavender scent or something I find a Bath & Body Works. The ladies that work in the place that I've dealt with, Lindsay and Sophie, are always friendly fabulous and willing to help you or let you do your own thing if your experienced. If you like time to yourself and isolation for a brief period of time, this is a wonderful experience. I find it very cathartic with some of my emotional issues and brain trauma to be able and escape daily life and be able to turn my brain off for 90 minutes. If you were looking for something to do that is very self-reflective and meditative, this could be for you. This experience is all about you, there's no right or wrong way to do it.

After months of thinking it over, I finally decided to go check out Lucidity today. I made an…read moreappointment for 530 pm, which was very easy to do on my phone. I arrived a bit early per Lana's request so she could go over orientation with me. Lana explained everything to me in detail so I would know what to expect. I followed her instructions, and got in the tank. I have a great internal clock, and about 20 minutes into the float, I heard music playing. Lana had told me that hearing music would mean that my float was over, so I was very confused, and the experience of the float was broken. After a few minutes, the music stopped. I don't know what happened; I assume it was just a mistake. Due to the interruption, I wasn't able to get my groove back, and ended up exiting the tank about 15 minutes early. The facility itself was very nice, as was Lana. Due to the technical difficulty, however, I don't think I'll be back.