Lifetime is an incredible gym. Yes, premium priced, but you get a lot for your money. We've been…read moremembers for almost 2 years and have loved it. The child center is fantastic. They are so great with the kids and it frees me up to lift, play pickleball, or participate in a class. They will watch your child for up to 2.5 hours which should be more than enough time for a workout and shower. Additionally, kids can participate in fun activities like rock climbing, ballet, hip hop dancing, and martial arts while you work out. The thing that really drove home the value for me was the parents night out. Every week they will watch your children for 3 hours on Friday or Saturday night. On the pickleball front, it's hard to beat having 6 indoor courts, which are relatively easy to book - all at a cost of membership that is comparable to pickleball clubs.

I have been a member of Lifetime Fitness for over 20 years (based at the Plano and Allen…read morefacilities) For a place that calls itself an "Athletic Country Club" with the continually increasing prices to match, this place does not live up to the moniker. In particular, as a customer of the Allen Spa I have never understood why the spa did not have it's own bathroom facility. Massages, facials, and hair appointments frequently take a while. It is reasonable that someone would want to use the restroom before, during or after a service. The idea that you have to walk across the entire facility to the locker rooms for their 5 aged and sad looking stalls in the ladies locker room seemed ridiculous and potentially embarrassing. So the "brilliant" answer was using the much closer "family" bathroom in the "family" locker room. That was workable, but certainly not a great answer. And now they have decided that Spa clients are no longer allowed to use the "family" bathroom. I do not know the real reasons why, but I assume it has something to do with not being a "family." Locked out! So we are now fully expected to trek our foiled, caped and oily bodies across the very large and very public facility to those previously mentioned locker rooms. I know of no country club that would expect its members to parade around in such a manner, nor inconvenience their hard working stylists and therapists with a bathroom so very far away. I really wish the Lifetime would fix this situation. It makes visiting the Spa stressful rather than Zenlike and peaceful....which is how a spa should feel.

This lifetime is so big and nice. It felt like a country club and I really enjoyed my experience…read morehere. I ended up doing a spin class - (I think with Trenice!) who was amazing. She had great energy and an even better playlist. Also, they had some unique machines- like this ab machine and zero gravity runner that I've never seen at other gyms. OMG also a full long course pool! crazy! The restrooms were clean and well stocked. My home lifetime is in Houston, but Mckinney at Craig Ranch was a very enjoyable and spacious experience during my weekend trip to Dallas.

This may be the best Lifetime location that I have ever been to. The workout areas are well lit and…read moremassive. We visited on a busy Saturday morning, yet it never felt crowded. The only two minor knocks I have about this location is the lack of indoor pickleball and the complete lack of basketball. Otherwise, the pool is amazing and having a long course pool is very impressive. I will be back every time I'm within 30 minutes of this place!!

I'm glad to see that 24 Hour Fitness - McKinney finally decided to renovate and add much needed…read moreequipment. However, I was disappointed to find that no additional cardio machines were added (only the broken ones removed) and no fans were installed in the old basketball court, now repurposed as a cardio room. Less than two weeks after reopening, the location closed again due to an emergency utility repair, which may have been related to the leaking pool (clearly not updated during the renovation). Before the renovation, I canceled my membership set to renew in April. With EOS opening across the street, I will definitely check them out!

I'm so peeved when they lessened the Precor eliptical machine to only three! The other machines…read moreare very difficult to use especially for someone like me who is short & have a bad hip! Then the only three precor machines there, two of them are broken!!!! WTF?! You invested in a ton of weight lifting machines-not all of us uses that, most like to do cardio! I hope all the 24hour locations would get rid of the crappy eliptical machines they have now & return the ones from Precor! And, the treadmill are equally shitty! They have to bounce to them! Then their steam room is caked with mildew! You go to the gym to get fit & not inhale mildew spores and get sick!

Don't know why this gym gets so much hate. The s membership process was painless, in fact after the…read moreprocess I saw many ways they could take advantage of new members, but they were very friendly and low pressure. The gym is rarely full, with all the machines and free weights you need to better your physique. The pool is small, but they have a pool which is a extra plus in my book. I am very happy with the staff, always pleasant. The upkeep of machines and restrooms is excellent, and as with other "apex" gyms, there's no waiting for 12 year olds to get off the machines. Overall a great gym!

The front desk Asian worker named Claire has terrible customer service skills. She is beyond rude…read moreand is always on her personal phone. Even As a regular she does not look up to greet you unless a manager is around. After warmly saying hello she did not reciprocate and rolled her eyes. I'm not sure why she works at a place that is driven by positivity if she's so miserable to be there. She is the first person you encounter when you are simply trying to take care of your wellness. Hopeful, that Claire might be replaced with someone who fits the role and is more personable. Other staff seems helpful and well informative!

I have experienced significant difficulties in canceling my Planet Fitness membership. Despite…read morepersistent efforts over two weeks, I've been met with obstacles. Upon visiting the facility to inquire about cancellation, I was informed that settling my yearly dues is a prerequisite. As a senior on a fixed income, I'm particularly sensitive to unexpected expenses. Given my eligibility for free gym membership through Medicare, I've opted for an alternative gym that participates in the program. It's concerning that Planet Fitness appears to prioritize membership fees over customer needs, continuing to deduct payments despite my infrequent use of the facility. I'm prepared to accept the financial implications of non-payment, as I believe the company's practices are unfair to consumers. I advise prospective members to carefully review the terms before committing to a membership.

The gym is in a great location and isn't usually too busy. You sometimes have to wait for a machine…read morebut it's not bad at all. It's generally very clean and it's a relaxing place to work out. My only real complaint is that several of the machines need lubrication and basic maintenance. I've told staff about them but they haven't addressed it. Also several of the machines are bent/crooked and have holes in the padding. I'm tempted to bring a tube of grease with me and do the maintenance myself. It takes seconds to reach into the weight area and add some grease to the rails. The tricep extension machine has a very crooked bar. IT's 4 degrees off level (the part you hold onto and push down with both hands) which puts unequal pressure on your wrists and elbows with each rep. Leg Extension Machine to the left of the leg press has really bad chatter greater than 140lbs which prevents it form operating smoothly. If you do a rep too fast the weight gets grabby and gets stuck. This HURTS. Dependent Bicep Curl machine is bent and missing a palm sized piece of padding where you lay your elbows. The handgrip arm is bent at an angle and is not level. This makes doing reps awkward and crooked and hurts your left wrist. The chest press machine directly behind the seated row machine and closer to the dumbell area is badly in need of lubrication. Anything over 100lbs and the force to get the bar moving goes up exponentially and it chatters and has jerky motion. The weights moving up and down on the metal rails get grabby and don't move smoothly. The seated row machine by the chest press also needs lubrication. Anything greater than 200lbs and you almost can't move the bar, then it suddenly becomes unstuck and moves normally until you do your next rep. It sometimes squeaks and chatters loudly when this happens.

Chris was wonderful. He was so helpful and kind helped us sign in and receive at codes and was very…read morepatient

This location has great glute machines and a basketball court, indoor cycling and soon Pilates…read morestudio. I'd recommend to refurbish the woman sauna room. Other than that the staff is nice. Sad LA Signature Club in coppell closed down they had a great cycling club. Six flags was nice one too, huge training field for pro athletes.

I started with this gym 3 years ago. Continued my monthly payment through the COVID19 pandemic,…read moreand enjoyed going there. Today, I get an email that they have closed permantely.

staff is fine... but I don't feel safe here as a woman. judging from other guess. mainly in the…read moremorning. uneasy feeling

The facility is a little small, but has plenty of treadmills, bikes, ellipticals, ect. I like that…read moreI can take a group exercise class and my kids can work out in the gym while I am in the class. The Zumba class is great! I took my first class last night and loved it.

I was a member of Frisco YMCA and enjoyed that facility prior to moving to Mckinney. The Frisco…read moreYMCA had plenty of spin and exercise classes that were available to those of who work. When I moved to Mckinney last year, I was thrilled that there was a YMCA right down the street, literally walking distance from my home. I joined and right away starting noticing huge differences between the Mckinney Y and the Frisco Y. Whereas the employees at the Frisco Y were cheerful and helpful, the employees at Mckinney Y were surly and acted like it was a burden to answer questions or do their job. When I asked for a tour, the employee at the desk gave a heavy sigh and literally walked 15 steps down the hall and said "this is one of the exercise rooms and there is the gym over there". When I asked about spin classes, he gave me sheet which showed only a couple of classes, all of which were during normal working hours. Note to YMCA, fire the current group of employees and get employees who actually act like they enjoy working at the Y and want to be helpful. There are the usual exercise machines and weights but the machines are dated. The location of the Mckinney Y was great but my wife and I dropped our membership. She joined LA Fitness on Custer and I purchased an indoor cycling trainer.