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Vita Spa vs. Costco Spa vs. Jacuzzi Premium

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Jay_Suede:
I believe I have it narrowed down to 3 spas:

J-365 Jacuzzi Premium without CD for $6195.00.  Specs are 91" x 84" x 38", 374 gallon

Vita Spa 700 Series Nuage for $6800.00 without CD.  Specs are 84" x 84" x 38", 450 gallon

or
Costco ProForm Magnum Media Spa for $4799.00, plus an extra $300 to have delivered around back, so $5100.00

The debate here is whether to save around $1500.00 by going with the Costco spa made by Icon Health & Fitness out of Texas.  This spa includes 41 water jets, 10 air jets, CD with 2 base speakers and 2 swivel speakers, and fiber optic lighting.  All 3 spas have ozonators.  Size is 84" x 84" x 36", 340 gallon.  Looks excellent on paper but have not wet tested.  Looking at the low margins the big boxes work on, this could be a good deal.  Can be viewed at costco.com

Has anyone had any good or bad experiences with the Big box spas?

Any feedback on the Vita or Jacuzzi Premium Spa?  

leeni318:
  ???would love to know where you getting that price for the j-365...my husband and I love it, but are getting the price of $7700.00 from Harrows...the only place that carries jacuzzi premium on long island.....whats the story with this huge price difference.....

Brewman:
Stay away from the big box spas like Costco, Sams Club, Home Depot.  They are not in the same class as Jacuzzi, that's for sure.  
Also, be sure to wet test any spa you are considering to purchase.  Not sure if that's possible at costo, or if I'd actually have the brass to do it if it was.
Brewman

johnnythunders:
Screw Harrows they want $1200 more then I paid.I am sure there are a few jacuzzi dealers in long island or queens.Johnny Thunders

leeni318:
wish there were...harrows is the only jacuzzi dealer on long island....if i go out of state, i.e..PA...what would the reliability of service be...tempted...but i really don't know...

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