Planet Fitness

Planet fitness has all you need to get you in shape. The key is "timing". Dont go at peak hours, when everyone is coming out of work... find the right time to go. And Planet Fitness- please extend hours, like Saturday and Sunday you can make it until 8:00PM, some of us work on weekends. I miss the 24 hours PF :)

This Planet Fitness is only about 25 feet away from the Charging Bull. The staff is very friendly. It’s interesting that the gym is on three floors. You enter on the top floor. The next floor down is the cardio floor and the bottom floor has the locker rooms and weights/machines. They have gotten creative with getting a lot of equipment into limited space. Equipment is updated and the facility is very clean.

The equipment is always in excellent condition, spotless, and well-maintained, which makes working out so much easier and enjoyable. The atmosphere is positive and motivating, giving you the push you need to stay consistent. On top of that, the staff is incredibly friendly, supportive, and welcoming, always ready to help or encourage. Every visit feels rewarding, and I know without a doubt that I’ll continue coming back regularly.

I’m writing this review based on what this gym used to be. I don’t know if it’s permanently closed or being “remodeled,” which is the Planet Fitness euphemism for replacing perfectly good, ergonomically sound Life Fitness machines with poorly designed and outright DANGEROUS Matrix branded machines. Here’s the deep dive… Once upon a time, and in the surviving locations like this one that hadn’t turned like victims of a zombie apocalypse, there was a very popular machine called “Torso Rotation.” (This location had two, and even at off hours, they were constantly in use.) The user kneels on a round platform, their back held in place by chest pads, and pushes their hips from side to side against resistance. The chest pads kept it safe and effective. To work your obliques, you can’t turn your entire chest. And it is incredibly risky to your spine to not have back support. The Matrix version of this machine, “Rotary Torso,” offers zero back support and is dangerous even at low weights. By not isolating muscle groups, it doesn’t really do anything. This is obvious just looking at both machines. So why is PF forcing this? I’m imagining that if their target audience is happy to pay relatively affordable monthly dues to a gym they feel comfortable rarely using. With this business model, they must assume most people won’t know enough to notice. Locations like this one were used daily by people who work in the area. But does PF actually care about its regulars?

I never even got to step foot in this gym. I signed up on their website on 12/29/25. I walked all the way there today to see a sign on the door stating that the gym has closed for good. Why was I allowed to sign up for a gym that no longer exists? I didn't receive a single communication from PF about this. Honestly I want a refund. I paid $1 for their promo, but it's the principle.

I joined in 2021, and now they’re closing down. It was one of my favorite gyms. They renovated with new machines and kept everything so clean. The staff was always so friendly. I’m really heartbroken. It’s so hard to find an affordable gym in this area. I’m so sad.

Enjoy coming here during lunch, but WHO specified the new lighting downstairs? Every time I’m looking at the ceiling it’s so bright and harsh it causes me to have an afterimage (retinal persistence or visual persistence.) Are you sure these aren’t the bulbs for the sunbeds—damn… 😅☀️

Really good gym; it's a shame that I overheard it's closing on January 1st 2026. It's very close to my job location, so I will unfortunately have to look for a different gym. Thanks a million for everything, but I'm a bit lost as to why it's closing. Your health is your wealth