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30-day gym pass in Montreal? possible?
30-day gym pass in Montreal? possible?
I'm having a real hard time finding a decent gym that's willing to let me work out for ONLY 30 days while visiting Montreal. All they can say is we sell annual memberships at a monthly rate. That's all find and good assuming I'm staying put in one place for a whole year. Instead, I'm traveling across continents (first Quebec, and then all over Europe). My question is who do I do business with? The YMCA says they don't offer monthly memberships, instead quote me a $68, 5visit pass, and a $17 day pass. Ridiculous. I haven't found any rec centers in downtown Montreal who sell monthly memberships either. If I can't find a place to work out for just a month, I'd be willing to purchase monthly memberships (~$50/month) on an annual basis PROVIDED there were enough locations worldwide to accommodate my International traveling lifestyle. Who do you recommend? |
Hey sandy,
I'm not sure what their policies are but you might want to look into the following gyms Nautilus (I know they offer 2 month memberships, but not sure about 1mth) Energie Cardio MAA club West End Gym (Not downtown, it's in Cote St Luc, but they do offer monthly memberships for 59$/month) Hope that helps a bit! Layla %%- |
YMCA at 1440 Stanley St. has daily, weekly and monthly passes.
Faclilties are only couple years old and top notch. (514)849-8393 |
the ymca DOESN'T have monthly memberships, unfortuneatly. They have a monthly price.They expect a 12-month commitment, and there day pass is $17. As if anyone would pay that.
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I'm in Calgary and the university here has monthly passes available and the facilities are very good. Maybe look into colleges/universities in Montreal to see if they offer the same?
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I'm wondering about the Queen Elizabeth hotel. It's not a fabulous gym there, but it's not bad (for a hotel), and I heard from someone that non-guests do use it.
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