Jay Scholz
The extremely high cost of membership is the first deterrent. This is Ritz Carlton pricing for Super 8 quality. Could maybe pass for a Holiday Inn, if you squint. Though you cannot break your contact, PAC reserves the right to increase membership fees at their discretion and whimsy. Pretty good way to get locked into an extreme membership increase with no legal recourse. Deterrent two. The fees for everything nonsense needs to end. Any place that charges bogus sign up fees or towel fees or locker fees...soon they'll put parking meters in their own lot and charge fees for parking, too. No thanks. Deterrent three. The PAC is overpriced and it's nothing special. If they eliminated the nonsense fees, reduced membership rates to $30-$40 (a realistic and reasonable rate, given the ratty condition and state of the place), and eliminated contracts this place would be ideal. Until then watch out for the duct taped carpets that will trip you, machines that are designed very well for holding out of order signs, and fees for toilet paper use (OK, making that up but I've given them more ideas. I need to stop).






