Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Couples Float – 90 Mins.

Arrive hydrated, avoid heavy meals, remove jewelry, and shower before entering. Wear minimal clothing or swimsuits as preferred. Communicate any medical concerns ahead of time. Plan to relax afterward and avoid caffeine for best results.

Our couples session uses a large double float space so partners float side-by-side in the same environment. The room allows adjustable lighting and gentle music to suit both guests, maintaining comfort, privacy, and shared, synchronized relaxation throughout the ninety minutes.

Many pregnant people can float safely, but always consult your healthcare provider first. We recommend medical clearance, especially after the first trimester, and to avoid floating if you have high-risk pregnancy conditions. Contact staff to discuss accommodations.

You'll receive a brief orientation, shower, then enter the double float room. Expect quiet, minimal sensory input, optional soft music, and deepening relaxation over time. Afterward you'll shower and have time to reorient, often feeling rested and connected.

Floating isn't recommended with open wounds, contagious skin conditions, uncontrolled epilepsy, or certain cardiovascular issues. If you have severe claustrophobia, uncontrolled psychiatric conditions, or are on medications causing dizziness, consult your physician and inform our staff before booking.

We encourage minimal talking to preserve the sensory-reduced experience; please silence and store phones in lockers. Brief communication is fine if needed, but prolonged conversation reduces benefits. Staff can accommodate urgent needs or provide guidance before and after your session.