Gym/fitness center

How do the gyms on the smaller ships compare to those on the bigger ships? Are they equally well-equipped and spacious? What about the selection of free group exercise/yoga/tai chi classes?

How do the gyms on the smaller ships compare to those on the bigger ships? Are they equally well-equipped and spacious? What about the selection of free group exercise/yoga/tai chi classes?

small, dated, contentious and smelly.

I actually looked in one day whilst on my way to the Sky Bar.:eek: Ok, I guess, if you are into that stuff on holiday.:D

Is there a free sauna on the "Little Sisters" also or just the ones you pay for.

Thanks

There is a free sauna, and although the gym is small, it is far from "smelly". Just dont raise the incline on the treadmills, you may hit your head on the low ceiling. Had many a fine workout and sauna in the little sisters facilities..

Host Dan

small, dated, contentious and smelly.

As always so positive SIR NEOPUSS!:rolleyes:

NEOPHYTUS - " small, dated, contentious and smelly." quote

Surely not?

small, dated, contentious and smelly.

If you say so,I'll watch out for you if you ever go on a ship.

We used the gym all the time - it is fine. Although small, we have never waited for a machine. Less people on the ship so it is basically to scale.

We found the gym on the Pride to be adequate and didn't notice any odor. The yoga/Pilates classes were great but not well attended. The gym was never crowded so the size didn't matter.

I ran every day on the treadmills. There always seemed to be malfunctions on the machine electronics. The Spa staff's solution was to unplug and restart. It didn't make any difference. In a 16 day segment, there were always a couple of machines out of order but the machines were never marked.

The room was always tidy but, they were often out of towels, tissue, and water.

On a positive, nice view!