YMCA
1761 University Ave
St Paul, MN 55104 651-646-4557
St Paul, MN 55104 651-646-4557
| Checkbook's Top Rating | |
|---|---|
| Quality | NO |
- 50 ratings
- 59% gave a "superior" overall rating
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- "While I just use the Y for pickle ball, my wife takes a variety of classes (e.g., yoga). We..."
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Facilities, Classes, and Amenities for YMCA
Facilities
- Indoor basketball
- Group Exercise
- Pickleball
- Indoor swimming pool
- Racquetball
Features/amenities
- Child care
- Free daily lockers
- Individual shower stalls
- Jacuzzi or Whirlpool
- Personal trainers
- Sauna
Costs for Illustrative Profiles for YMCA
Individual full access for three months
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Individual full access for one year
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Individual full access for three years
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Individual weights only for one year
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Couple full access for one year
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Couple full access for three years
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Membership Features for YMCA
Reciprocal arrangements
Yes, with other local and out-of-area facilities
Consumer Ratings for YMCA — 50 Ratings
Percent of customers who rated service "superior" for:
= average for all gyms & fitness centers
Overall value for your money
Quality/maintenance of facilities and equipment
Cleanliness
Adequacy of facilities/equipment for demand
Quality of instruction
Availability of organized group activities
Friendliness
Providing what the sales staff promised
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