Dream Maker / Portable Spa Info Sought

Several years ago we bought an extremely heavy Jacuzzi. It only made it into the yard after eight people manhanded it thru a side gate on it side with a couple of furnature dollies rolling on much plywood. We of course had the excitement of almost dropping it on to the deliver man and my brother-in-law. Needless to say, after eight years of outdoor exposure on the frame, tipping it on it's side, recrating and doing the plywood/dolly dance thru a narrow gate was a bit more excitement that I cared to deal with while moving.

So.... I have no spa now. Bummer hey? Worse?? I already know I am moving again in four years when I retire.

So, I have been looking for a decent portable spa that I can use now and then take with me when I move cross country. I would like something that is exposure freindly and semi portable. I like the idea of the round Dream maker Eclipse spa's but they are not quite deep enough. I am thinking of an x-Spa-dition or X-Calibur since they are a bit deeper, but still not horribly heavy.

Does anyone have one of these? How do you like it? Or, are there anyother 'lightweights' out there I should be looking at also.

Thanks for any assistance you can give.

Posted by on 2005-07-09 12:55:43. (3254)

Hey there.

I got a june 10, 2005 delv. of a "Maui Paradise" 3-4 person spa.

Just about 2 months daily use-love it.

It's "plug n play" 185 Gal. 1.5HP ready to go.

Bought a Prozone online (PZ-1 just fits) and Nature2-wife and I love it!

No frills- but $1998 free shipping?? YES!! HOWEVER---if you're

talking 3-4 L or XL adults--too small 2 adults do have plenty of space,

though. My wife says it's great for her fibromyalgia.

I even made my own cover lifter today- materials cost total under $30!!

And it works!! Dave K York PA

Posted by on 2005-08-06 21:35:27. (3661)

Forgot to mention-that Maui 3-4 person spa

came from Sam's Club online.

Dave K

Posted by on 2005-08-06 21:37:54. (3662)

We ended up getting the Odyssey spa. I love almost everything about it. It was a breeze to get delivered, and we have even painlessly moved it already, so the painter could work more safely.

It is so much deeper that my last spa, which I love. The only thing I wish was different? The texture of the spa shell is not smooth. But over all, much better than my last spa.

P.s. how did you make your spa cove?

Posted by on 2005-11-12 19:59:44. (5075)