24 Hour Fitness - Kansas City

Finally found the gym I been looking for and its amazing , everyone is so welcoming and helpful with any issue or questions I may have

Love my new gym its way better than my old one ... Definitely stay here and it cost way cheaper

I would say the pre-classes are handy.

This gym is a bit outdated, not at all fancy but definitely does the job for a great price. If you are looking for lots of sparkle and frills, it isn't for you. But if you are looking for an affordable place to work out that includes classes and childcare, it is a great option.
The first impression you will have of the gym is that it feels a bit grungy. It is older, the equipment is older, the walls are scuffed etc. You aren't going to feel like you are at a day spa at this gym.
However, it is a great place to work out. They have a good variety and quantity of cardio and weight equipment as well as several stretching areas and a pool. They have two rooms for classes - one for spinning and one for other classes. I have attended several different classes regularly and have found that the instructors are generally knowledgeable and enthusiastic and I enjoy the classes. I also used a personal trainer there for a while and thought he did a good job.
I also use the child care and have found it to be pretty good. It isn't fancy but they have plenty of toys including a climbing structure. They usually play a video. The staff who work in the Kids Club are almost all very friendly and seem to be nurturing toward their charges. I really appreciate the security procedures they have in place at the Kids Club - you sign your child in and out using your fingerprint which means no one can ever take your child; they only allow one family in the lobby area at a time to reduce confusion, they do not change diapers, which eliminates a whole category of potential abuses; and I've been told there is a video camera in the room as an extra precaution.
There are fancier gyms around but I haven't found anything that offers the same services for a comparable price.

I belonged with a monthly membership.  It served it's purpose.  It's possible they've remodeled or changed the locker rooms since then, but at the time I felt they could use some renovating.  I also though the classes lacked variety.  I also found that I had to avoid rush hour in order to get the cardio machines that I wanted to use, which made working out more challenging than it already was.

Went to the gym about once a week. Classes were always really full, and had to show up early to attend. Basketball court was nice. Good equipment. Didn't usually attend between 6-8 because the gym was pretty packed. Good service.

I would describe 24 hour fitness as a good gym if you are looking for value. It has everything you NEED but nothing more (e.g. no towels, no shampoo and conditioner in showers). It isn't fancy and it doesn't provide the extras that come with much more expensive gyms. For me, this is a good trade off.
The facility is generally well-equipped with a large quantity of cardio and weight machines. I find that it is sometimes lacking in the smaller types of equipment that the personal trainers often use (things like kettlebells or medicine balls or very small weights). The equipment is not new but it is functional and items that break are repaired quickly. The gym also has two group fitness rooms, a pool and a basketball court.
I've been very happy with my experiences with personal training and group exercise, finding all the instructors competent and good at motivating me to try new things and push myself. They offer a wide variety of class types.
My 1 year old son goes to the Kids Club often. While the personalities in there can fluctuate, I feel he is always looked after and is safe. The club has a number of policies to ensure safety such as no diaper changes by staff, must show ID to sign a child in and out, same person must sign child in and out and the interior of the room is filmed by security cameras. It is also visible from the workout floor so you can peek in and see your kid.
The staff is friendly and the manager has been receptive to my suggestions when i have them.
The facility seems a bit grimy to me, the water in the fountains isn't very cold and all but one of the overhead speakers seem to be broken, but these downsides don't matter to me. I figure that I would rather pay $25 for a grimy gym that provides all I need than $80 for a fancy gym that provides the same thing.

It’s great.  Everyone there is friendly, the equipment is in good repair and they have reasonable prices.

Overall, I didn't really like my experience at 24 Hour Fitness as I felt like it was a high-pressure environment.

I love that it is open 24 hours a day. It is convenient. The equipment is good. If I want a trainer, they have one there.

They have all the work out services and a pool. I stopped going because it was very hot inside the gym. I like that they have so much equipment, however, I don't like that there are so many people there. I would not recommend this gym.

Jones is her trainer and she is very good.  She is a nice person and very knowledgeable.  Their prices are very reasonable and she does an excellent job.  She makes herself available and is always punctual.  The staff is very nice and the environment is good, too.  She will continue to use her services in future.

From start to finish, this is a club that offers the basics and then some.  Group classes, yoga, Zumba, SPIN and more.  They've teamed up with a good collection of products (Apex) and offer tools (BodyBug and FitBit) to help keep you motivated.  I think they're incredibly well-rounded for the price.  

Their staff was decent, but I kep getting harassing phone calls before I joined and after I toured the place, and I couldn't get them to stop. They are AGGRESSIVE in marketing.

Overall, it's not that great. They have a lot of equipment, which is nice. But the group classes are mainly in the evenings, which doesn't provide a lot of flexibility for those who want to be home with their families in the evenings. I initially signed up so that I could take a lot of day time yoga classes, but they have eliminated all of those. The daycare is okay-they seemed to encourage our 7-month-old to watch cartoons, which is not recommended for those under the age of two. And they don't allow food or drinks-even milk for infants-into the daycare. All in all, not too impressive, but it's fine for what it is.

ALL OF THE EMPLOYEES WERE VERY POLITE AND KNOWLEDGEABLE WHEN IT CAME TO THE CENTER. IT WAS VERY CLEAN AND SPACIOUS FOR EASY MANEUVERING.