What a relaxing experience. If you've never done anything like this before I recommend going in with an open mind. It's all about relaxing and allowing your body and mind to drift away in the salt water. There's enough salt that you will float while in the tanks. They have two types of tanks I prefer the clamshell one so my husband usually goes in the other tank. When you're done you can take a shower in the same room you float in. It has a lock so no worries about anyone walking in while you're in there. There were a couple loose tiles in the showers so I knocked a star off. Certainly a unique experience that I would recommend trying. If you really want to have a relaxing time I'd recommend getting a massage prior and then doing a 90 min float. It's my favorite way to float. Just make sure you drink water before and after the float. read more

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Very clean and relaxing atmosphere. I will definitely be back. Very friendly staff. They are attentive to your needs and help direct you to consider floating often. read more

Much needed, Good way to clear Mind, Body & Soul.... Bring a set of Goggles to keep any water out of eyes incase it bothers you. They have ear plugs .... read more

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The atmosphere is so pleasant. The soothing meditation music is relaxing. All organic body care products was an awesome surprise! The float coordinator was super nice. read more

Always a great experience when I come here! The staff is friendly and thorough, the space is clean and well organized. The float is always amazing and healing! Came in 8 months pregnant this time and still had a powerful experience! Highly recommend, worth the drive (I came from Winter Garden). I brought a friend for her birthday and she also said it was one of the best experiences! read more

Total Zen Float - About to go in! - Yoga Near Me - Casselberry, Florida

Friendly staff. Clean rooms. Perfect temperature. Great experience. I would recommend Zen Float to anyone. read more

The facility, the people, the environment it has always been good here and gets better over the years! This last float was soooo good I was knocked out and fell asleep, hard! read more

*Disclaimer: I am writing about my experience not on the place itself.* I used the blue LED light tub. Very interested experience. Found it hard to relax and become comfortable. Personally, if I didn't have a $10 coupon off I would of been annoyed at the $60 fee. Save your money and time. Customer service was very nice and welcoming. Overall: 4.5/10 read more

Total Zen Float - LED blue light tub - Yoga Near Me - Casselberry, Florida

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A regular session at Total Zen Float is an absolute requirement for my peace of mind and success. Nothing reboots my brain with the same effectiveness. I'm really glad they're here, and I've told at least 6 of my friends about them. One of the unexpected benefits is how good my muscles and joints feel after a long soak in the salts. Sometimes I don't shower afterward until I get home. Love this place! read more

The staff was really friendly and explained everything in detail. The float is a really unique experience and something I think people should try as an unconventional way to relax and calm the body and mind. read more

The staff very knowledgeable and helpful with my first flotation experience. The experience was so relaxing and easy to navigate with her instruction. read more

I love Total Zen Float! Floating is such a relaxing experience. When I float, it is one of the few times I can truly shut everything out. The ambiance of the studio is welcoming, and the staff are very friendly! I was worried my first time, a few years ago, because I'm claustrophobic. However, I wasn't bothered at all. Especially in the Genessis tank, where you can have light or music in the tank if you choose. The Oasis tank is better for a total darkness experience. I already can't wait for my next float! read more

I look forward to each float. The staff here is friends is friendly and always accommodating and welcoming. The place is clean and relaxing, and the experience of a float resets me each time I go. read more

Total Zen Float - The Oasis Tank. I like to call my escape hatch. - Yoga Near Me - Casselberry, Florida

I am late on posting as my visit was a little while ago. However, I was able to check out this hidden gem, and had quite a relaxing experience! Wonderful nice and welcoming staff! Thank you Total Zen Float! read more

I floated for my first time ever and it was awesome. The facility is clean, and has a great atmosphere. Garrett (I hope that spelling is correct!) was completely clear on what to expect, showing and explaining the difference in the tanks, etc. He is also a genuinely warm person, and made me feel completely at ease. Floating really helped ease a lot of aches and pains, both physically and mentally. I highly recommend this facility and experience. I had some trepidation about my being a bit claustrophobic, but the "dome" shape of the white clamshell float tank took away any fear I had about feeling closed in. Also, of note is that the hand soap, body wash, shampoo & conditioner provided for the clients aren't cheap, gross stuff. Love little details like that, they really make a difference! read more

Very relaxing session. Staff was super friendly and float was perfect.

It was my first time and I will definitely be back. It was so relaxing I almost fell asleep. The woman at the front desk was super nice and informative, everything was clean, and it was more than reasonably priced. Do yourself a favor and try it. You won't be disappointed. read more

Horrible experience, from the location to everything! It felt extra "icky" as a whole. I felt like bugs or mice would be in the room. I didn't like that the water was already sitting in the tank. I didn't like that the music wasn't functioning. I didn't like how dingy the room and showers looked and felt. I didn't like that the whole filtration area is exposed and makes it look like you're in a basement of an abandoned building. I honestly did not enjoy any part of it at all. The hot water took forever to turn on. The towel looked and felt used and so did bath rug. I was extremely uncomfortable in every single way! read more

Fantastic experience. The only one of it's kind in the Orlando area. I had just heard about sensory deprivation floating a few weeks ago and upon research, I knew I had to try it. I searched for locations in Orlando and this is the first spot that popped up. I went and booked a time and then that evening, I went to PechaKucha 20x20 - Orlando and one of the speakers mentioned it again. I knew it was going to be awesome. As a beginner, I do wish their website offered more info but I dug into their blog and found Floating Tips (http://www.orlandofloatation.com/blog/2014/2/20/floating-tips). I also did some research on my own. You are told not to have any caffeine at least 4 hours ahead of your appointment and eat a meal 1 hour before. Do not shave the day of either. These are tips they provide when you schedule your appointment. When I arrived for my session, I was a few minutes early and the location, while not much from outside, is very calm and relaxing inside. I grabbed their pamphlet "Beginner's Guide to Floating" and took a seat. Why don't you have this on your website, TZF?!?! This was awesome info! On the front a quote reads "Being in a float tank is like lying in a hammock... on the moon." On point! It does feel like this once you relax and drift. **Beginning Tips: - Book at least an hour and 1/2 for your first session so you have time to get acquainted and actually relax in the tank. - Bring shampoo and conditioner to wash your hair after. They have shampoo but that's it and your hair is going to be caked with salt if you do not wash it immediately. - If you don't like your bare feet touching the tile in the shower, bring flip flops. You shower before you get in and when you exit. - Use the restroom before you head into the tank. **What to expect: - You have your own room with a private shower. - They provide ear plugs. - It is an enclosed capsule and the water is body temperature so you can not tell where the water and where your body meet. - You go in completely naked. - You may exit the tank at anytime you want. - There is 850 lbs of epsom salt in the water, so don't worry about sinking, you WILL float. - Noise from the outside does not reach you so you won't hear anything but your breathing. - You can not do couples floats, that defeats the purpose, this is a solitary activity meant for you to experience total peace. - So clean!! The entire place was very welt kept and the water in the tanks are filtered 3 times, including a UV light filter, between each person. - Music will come on when your time is up, this helps bring you back to conscience in a subtle way. So your first experience, as I am told, is one to just get acquainted with the experience. I can see why, it's like an experience I have never went through before. It was very unique and special. After this first experience, I am completely am on board with sensory deprivation floating. However, I do believe the shock of everything to nothing is a bit much. I know it's been around for 50 years, but when you get in the tank, if the lights were on with some music and then everything faded so you could adjust accordingly, I think that would be less of a shock and allow for an easier transition. Also, since you float, you can feel your feet/hands touch the wall sometimes. If I was about to drift and touched the wall, I was awoken so not sure but I think a bit larger of a tank would be beneficial. But, it was only my first time so what do I know? I will report back after I try this some more. DO it, you know you want to experience something this cool! They have great packages and sometimes monthly specials, call to check. read more

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What a strange and wonderful experience! Really enjoyed being in the flotation tank. It's amazing how much you actually float in this water. Total Zen uses medical grade Epsom salt to give you a super relaxing and extra buoyant water flotation session. It's a little intimidating, the thought of getting into a tank, laying there in the dark, and closing the cover on top of the tank. It's not a tub it's a tank, so it is quite large and spacious. Derek, one of the owners, guided me through the process and he knew the answers to all the strange questions I was going to ask. After my time floating, which was about 30 minutes because this is my first try, I left in a super relaxed and very comfortable state. My back felt better, my attitude felt much brighter too. This is a total relaxation experience I would highly recommend it! read more

Total Zen Float - The sign out front - Yoga Near Me - Casselberry, Florida

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Worst there is....no such thing as customer service. The facility is not clean. It is in disrepair. I agree with Robert's assessment. I'm going to attempt to post pictures. I came for my session. Soaking wet mat, falling ceiling tiles, and gunk coming out of vents. Then I found pubic hairs in the tank. That was it. I spoke to owner who had an attitude of I will refund only one session of a 3 pack...my husband and I both had a 3 pack. We only got a refund for one session out of 6. We came off Groupon and had one session and were told almost nothing for prep for the first session. ...Don't touch your eyes for instance. One towel, no goggles, not much for changing and cleaning up, and no slip guards out of the tank. If the health dept doesn't shut them down (and it should), the lack of customer service and money to maintain or repair the place will...sooner or later. PASS ON THIS PLACE AND GO ANYPLACE ELSE. read more

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Such a relaxing , mind healing experience . Did not know what to expect and was so incredibly pleased. Like they say , you feel like you're floating on a hammock on the moon ! I can't wait to go back to zen land . read more

Y'all... here's something different. I'll start with the main stuff- then (if you want to keep reading especially as a first timer) I'll share the details and tips. Give this place a try if you're interested. It's a nice place inside- don't let the outside deceive you. It's clean and the staff is nice. There are some minor repairs needed inside (a broken floor tile or two- and some minor housekeeping stuff)... but it was clean and organized. There are two rooms- a new one that is huge and spa like- and an older one that seems cramped... but you'll be in a pod anyway. Don't bother calling on thursdays for your appointment. They are "down for maintenance" until 5pm on Thursday... but won't answer the phone after. (We called five times and never had an answer). I imagined they didn't have appointments scheduled for the evening and just closed. But the next day when we called back- the staff was friendly and helpful. This location provides everything- ear plugs, towels, toiletries... other float spas usually charge you for towels and ear plugs- so that is a plus. There is a Groupon that makes this place super affordable- and it worked well. Now for the details. If you've never floated before, prepare- it's strange- and I'd suggest using the genesis room with the new "clamshell" pod (as in my photos)... a little more spacious and has the option to turn on a light if the total darkness gets to you. The other pod doesn't have that option. Don't overthink it- just float. I started with panic- it felt warm- the air felt like I wouldn't be able to breath- and it felt just strange. But after a few minutes- I just let go. The air was comfortable and the water seemed to be non existent (as it is body temperature). It's very quiet- so focus on your breath and just let everything go. At times I wondered how long I had been in there... but soon enough- it was over- a 90 minute float passed so quickly. And when I stepped out- I never felt more relaxed (and smooth and soft). I had a full 8 hours of sleep that night (which is rare). I'd definitely try it again. read more

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I love floating at Total Zen! The staff is knowledgeable, friendly, and efficient. Hannah and Colton are always ready to greet and answer any questions. I know when I arrive that I will have a great experience. The facilities are always clean and welcoming. If you haven't tried Total Zen Float, you're missing out! read more

I really enjoyed everything about this place! When my significant other and myself walked in we were immediately greeted by the sweetest woman who you could tell absolutely loved her job. Turns out this woman was the owner and she was incredibly insightful about not only floating but meditation as well and gave great advice as to how to reach my zen in the tank. It was also great that she was so patient with me, I've never floated before and she really took her time and walked me through the process. The shower with the newer tank was massive and had everything you need like shampoo, conditioner, and soap. Great place and a wonderful owner! P.S. It was nice that she was on Groupon and we were able to get our 90 minute floats for $41 read more

I really enjoyed my float at Total Zen. The Oasis is a great tank--I love the total darkness! For the first time in many weeks, i experienced relief from my chronic neck and shoulder pain. That's worth any amount of money, but Total Zen is very reasonably priced. Next time, I'll definitely stay for a yoga class, too. I peeked into the studio space, and it's beautiful. I'd definitely recommend! read more

It was relaxing and helped me escape from the upheaval going on in my life. This was my first time floating, and I'd love to do it again!

I was so looking forward to my first float experience, but this one will be filed under the best float I never had. I purchased 4 floats with amazon local and called to make my first appointment. I was told I could only schedule a float from 8am to 5pm--and only on weekdays. (they close at 9pm and are open on weekends) Limited hours were not mentioned in the details of the deal. After I expressed the limited hours would be an issue, no efforts were made to accommodate me. There was no, "let's see what we can do. . . " There was only "for those using Amazon local, these are the times." I'm calling to make an appointment because I am stressed and overextended already. I don't need stress plus BS. . . The message I get from all this? Your Amazon local deal makes you inferior to non-deal customers. It felt like a rule made after the fact-- "Let's just stick the discount people in these slots, and save full pay for premium hours." My message to total zen float? All customers matter. I called amazon local and they confirmed no specific hours were noted in the deal, and agreed to refund the purchase. Thank you. Maybe it's a great place, but I won't ever know. If I had this much hassle with making an appointment, it makes me wonder what my float experience might be. . . I'll try East Coast floats. read more

I tried this place earlier this year before many people had heard about it, so I was a little confused when I pulled into the parking lot of what looks like a kind-of-sketchy strip mall. Initially, I thought I was in the wrong place and expected to see a "Call Saul" law office, but I did see Total Zen Float on a door and decided to chance it. I then fell into this place, literally. There's a step as soon as you walk inside which they don't warn you about. "Might wanna put a sign up," I said to the dude behind the desk, who didn't seem to give a shit about the deadly step. I was at Total Zen Float partly to relieve stress and partly to see if I'd have vivid, cool hallucinations like that episode of "The Simpsons" where Lisa trips from floating and re-evaluates her life. The two dudes working there said this was possible, but mainly they were just emphasizing not to get salt in my eyes. Step 1: Get naked and shower Step 2: Insert ear plugs Step 3: Get into water dungeon, pull the lid down, float on your back and achieve zen I floated for a while, and it was pretty odd. I felt very vulnerable floating naked in a room with two doors, one of which faces an unattended, accessible hallway, but after twenty minutes or so I surrendered. It felt like floating in space without the fear of spontaneous combustion. My body was light and airy, and I felt like I was falling, and then the moment was over. "BANG!" I heard through my ear plugs. I thought somebody had broken into the room, so I threw the lid up and discovered I was still alone. Still, zen was over and I couldn't identify the source of the bang. I decided to spend the remainder of my time floating on my stomach like a manatee, violating Step 3's "stay on your back." I got salt in my eyes and had to blindly fiddle for the lid to release me so I could race to the shower and prevent my eyes from becoming burnt-out sockets. Did this experience turn me into a believer? No. I achieve just as much relaxation at home in my bath tub with a glass of cheap Chardonnay without the fear that somebody might walk in on me. If you are desperate for quiet time and cannot go home without somebody pestering you, then you probably need to be alone in a tank or consider relocating to a place where those people will never find you. If you already have an outlet for stress relief (yoga, painting, leaving smart-ass reviews on web sites) or have trust issues with the idea of being naked any place other than home, a hotel room or a car, then you probably don't need to open your wallet for this one. read more

This was an experience like any other I have had before. I experienced my first floating experience yesterday. I can honestly say, it was a life changer. I initially had a few hesitations going into it. I do not typically get claustrophobic, but the thought of being closed in a tank of water did make me nervous. Before I hopped in the tank, all of my questions were answered, and my worries were erased. I was escorted to my room, and given a detailed rundown of what to do, what to (or what not to) expect, and tips to make my experience a good one. Everything I was told was extremely helpful. The best tip was "don't go into this with any expectations. And, I didn't. My frame of mind was "this hour is for me to relax, and unplug myself from the world. I also suffer from chronic back pain, and I was anxious to get to soak in massive amounts of Epsom salt for an extended length of time. After starting my soak, I admit, being enclosed in total darkness did start to get to me. However, you can leave the tank at anytime, you are in complete control. I focused on my breathing, and quickly began to relax. Floating in the tank reminded me of being a child, and just floating in the bath tub. I was was in heaven. It is recommended that first time floaters float for 90 minutes. This is because it takes a while (for first timers) to truly relax, and get acclimated. I do wish that I had chosen 90 minutes, instead of 60. I still had a great experience, but, just like they said, by the time I was able to completely clear my mind, it was time to get out of the tank. The entire process was less nerve racking than I thought it would be. You shower (in the room) before, and after you float. They have earplugs that you can use to keep the water out of your ears, but I recommend that you bring your own. The entire experience was enjoyable, the staff was not only helpful, but completely comforting. Such a pleasant place, and people. I will be purchasing one of the packages so I can continue this process. My back feels less tense, and I slept like a baby that night. Having that time to myself to unwind was one of the best things I have done for myself. I plan to continue this. Thank you Total Zen for the amazing experience. read more

Husband found an offer on Groupon for both of us to try "floating". It was an interesting experience. The outside is kinda sketchy (and not to mention in the middle of nowhere) and I would not have gone in all by myself. I have a some reservations and suggestions for this place. For instance, the decor is pretty much nonexistent-maybe painting the walls of the rooms a dark color would be a good choice. Also, I have no idea how sanitary the water actually is. They didn't seem to clean/remove anything between visitors (as we watched someone else go right in after my husband). I mean, what's to stop someone from peeing in the water??! EW. Plus, you're supposed to not wear anything in the water. The water is slimy and extremely salty--be careful not to get any in your eyes because the burn is insane! (Yes-speaking from experience). I think I would have enjoyed my experience more if the tank was bigger and I didn't keep touching the sides. Oh, and I could hear the guys at the front laughing and joking & I would have much rather been listening to relaxing music during the whole "float" and wish that could have been an option (for people like me who find that helpful to relax). read more

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I floated awhile back but the bad taste of this experience has lingered. Where do I begin? The guy at the reception creeped me out. He was raggedy, odd looking and wanted to hug me immediately as a greeting. Awkward. He showed me to a room with two doors - one didn't lock properly and the other led to a public hallway out side of their biz. He told me that was the way to the bathroom, really? The float tank looked like a coffin and smelled slightly of gym shoes. Still I'm a brave girl, I showered (why is there a pump dug into the floor) and got in. It was dark, I could almost forget about the strange guy and the door that wouldn't lock. Except that I could hear him talking with another guy outside my door. Still I persisted. I really wanted to experience floating. The tank was getting stuffy and the smell of socks over powered me. I had to bail. The door was difficult to find since there's no light in the tank. Once I muscled the escape hatch open, someone (creepy guy?) knocked on my door and scared me back into the tank. This was def not the relaxing experience I was promised. You can't relax if you don't feel safe. I paid the guy and dodged his friend's small talk and hugs. This place is not for me. I admit I chose it because it was cheaper than the one my friends use across town. Wasted money, Lesson learned. I'm booking there this weekend. read more

This was an interesting experience. I'd been wanting to try floating for awhile now so I bought the Groupon which was very reasonable. I arrived a few minutes early and was greeted and given a pamphlet that explained what I was signing up for. It was very informative and helped prep me for my 90 minutes of sensory deprivation. They showed me back to the area and explained in very detail what I should expect and what to do if I happened to get salt in my eyes and if I should feel tense. I was very comfortable the entire time but I felt it very hard to relax in complete silence. I agree with previous reviews saying that maybe some music would help ease you into sensory deprivation. The water stayed at a warm temperature and I did constantly feel like I heard a noise (which im sure was in my head). I think total zen gives exactly what they advertise but I may need a little more coaching on relaxation (LOL) and maybe a little distraction for the newbie floaters. read more

I decided to float seeking relief from a recent injury to the musculature in my upper back. Derek (the owner) was kind enough to slide me into a slot that opened up in the schedule (he previously told me they were booked two weeks out). I arrived at Total Zen Float, Derek welcomed me at the front and explained the process, mechanics, and philosophy behind floating. He walked me through the procedure by showing me around a really clean and comfortable little room complete with a shower, soothing lighting, and all the amenities necessary for the routine. Upon entering the tank, I soon realized that floating is so much more than throwing a bag of Epson salt into your bath tub. This was complete sensory deprivation...anti-gravity, lack of sound and light...just you and your thoughts. Initially I unconsciously attempted to "hold myself" in the serum (with 1000 pounds of Epson salt, it is so much more than water). When I let go and relaxed into the float, I slipped into a dream-like state, in which my lucid thoughts helped me forget much more than the discomfort associated with my painful injury. It wasn't long before the light turned back on, and an automated female (although slightly robotic) voice informed me that the session was over. read more

My first experience was incredible! I was definitely scared at first but once I was in the tank, got comfortable, and cleared my mind I was okay. I really enjoyed this experience and cannot wait to float again! read more

I think it's great. You're not checking into the Ritz Carlton, you're checking into yourself. If you need a fancy exterior and glitter then this place isn't for you. It is well kept and clean but after reading others' reviews I think they expected pearly gates and angels. The energy in this space is clean and clear, I believe deep healing here. Five stars for good energy. My first float was a gift but I immediately purchased the two float per month package. I see the benefits of this and am grateful it's nearby. Keep up the good energy! read more

I have never tried floating and this was an amazing first experience. I'd recommend doing the yoga first. It was semi-private and tailored to the two of us that were there. I floated after and it was extremely relaxing. The owners are very zen and friendly. You feel loved and relaxed the moment you walk in. Highly recommend! read more

Total Zen Float - Yoga Near Me - Casselberry, Florida

If you're in the Orlando area and are interested in floating than you're in luck! I've been at TZF for two months and one thing you get by becoming a regular is socializing with the guys who run the place. The owners have awesome personalities and completely chill vibes. And, if you don't feel like talking (we all have our days) than take a seat in their lounge area on their comfortable couches and grab a drink while you wait ;) As for the float, the first time you try it you're going to like it. The second time you're going to love it! And after the third time you will literally walk out feeling like 1000 years of bullshit has just been lifted from your life. It's kinda cheesy haha, but you will feel reborn! It all sounds great but what's the cost? These guys at Total Zen Float are extremely generous in their pricing. I believe it's $50 for a 60 minute session... Compare that to the guys in Miami and LA who charge $100 and hour for the same deal. And don't get me started on Massage Envy lol :) The more you float, by the way, the more you save! Overall, this place has great management and a great offering! But hurry quick, every week I come in to TZF they tell me how great business is doing and all their plans of expanding to accommodate more floaters! Enjoy :) read more

A couple of the reviews - or at least, elements of them, are just silly. A few good points, though. First off, the tanks are clean. They are filtered well before each use and it's not like any bacteria can live in such an enviroment. The water is basically sterile. There's more bacteria in your shower water at home. I've never witnessed anyone "creepy" in the business. Literally every person I met there has been extremely positive and friendly. The place is clean and the waiting room is tiny but has a cool atmosphere. The first time I went I was in their newer tank. Brandi explained the deal to me and it went great, I loved it right off. I'm someone who has dealt with constant anxiety my entire life and this genuinely helped a lot. I loved it and it wasn't long before I went back. The second time was disappointing, I went into their other tank. Its nice and big, but there are hoses in the back I kept drifting into and brushing with my hands. Small amounts of light leaked in. Both of those things were tolerable though and didn't do much to harm the experience. But the sound.... the sound killed it. You can hear some sort of plumbing or something kick on and "whir." There are other occasional mechanical sounds as well as a random "thump" or two, the kind you hear when climate control kicks on at your houses and the air pressure rattles the doors for a second. I went back multiple times, insisting on the first tank I used, it was all good stuff. Recently went back after a long break due to financial issues, but the person ahead of me in my favorite tank thought it'd be a good idea to shower for eternity once her time was up, so I agreed to try the other one again. This was the first time I even opened their ear plug packages. They're intended to stop water from entering your ears and not block sound, I think. They are moldable wax you're supposed to "cover" your ear canal with and aren't safe to insert into your ear canal, according to the packaging. So I did the responsible thing, rolled it small and jammed it in my ear. It worked! I still heard a couple things but I was able to disassociate. I also strategically placed my towel to block out almost all of the tiny light leaks. I felt great afterward and the stress of one of the worst months of my life was significantly reduced. It's not magic. You don't get in an immediately become relaxed. You have to consciously relax your muscles, concentrate on your breath and let your mind wander and ease yourself into a clear head. read more

I bought a 4 pack Groupon which I paid almost $100 for and used 1. understood that the floats expired in 3 months but was unable to use the rest. Generally with groupons, even if it's expired they will allow you to use the value you paid towards other services but not with them. I called and was told it would only go towards another 4 pack would be an additional $100. I asked about paying the difference for a single float, from what I'd already paid and was told this wouldn't make sense "mathematically" and couldn't do that, only apply it towards another 4 pack and pay $100 more. That's just bad business. The one float I did was in a room that smelled like mildew but I figured I'd try to give it another shot. I'd HIGHLY recommend East Coast Floats over this place. read more