Float Toronto
Serving Toronto since 2014
About
Float Toronto is a dedicated floatation therapy centre at 1159 Queen Street West in the heart of Queen West, downtown Toronto. The centre operates four Quest Rooms from Superior Float Tanks, open seven days a week from 8:00am to 10:30pm, offering one of the most effective means of stress relief and relaxation available. Floating - also known as floatation therapy, REST therapy (Restricted Environmental Stimulation Technique) or sensory deprivation - involves lying in a salt-...
Services & pricing
Single Float
1-hour float session; option to upgrade to the Intro 3-Pack (2 additional floats for $62).
More on their site- $88
Intro 3-Pack
3 float sessions, recommended for new floaters. Limit 1 per person, non-shareable.
More on their site- $150
Membership
1 float per month, $49 additional floats, shareable, unused floats roll over, 15% retail discount. 3-month commitment, pause anytime.
More on their site- $59/month
10 Pack
10 float sessions, fully shareable, no expiry on credits, convertible to gift cards.
More on their site- $490
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Toronto
1159 Queen Street West
Toronto, ON M6J 1J4
Parking
Limited street parking available on Queen Street.
Transit
Nearby streetcar stop on Queen Street.
Walk-in Policy
Appointment only
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Business Hours
Appointment only
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1:Do I need to bring anything to my float?
No - Float Toronto provides everything you need, including towels, robes, earplugs, body wash, shampoo, moisturizer, tea and water. If you have longer hair you may want to bring a comb, and something to store contact lenses in while you float.
Q2:What if I am claustrophobic?
Being in the tank is more like floating in outer space than being shut in a box. You are always in control of your environment - you can keep the door open and the light on for as long as you like.
Q3:How are the float tanks cleaned?
The water is fully filtered 3-5 times between each float through an intense particulate filtration system and a UV filter. The high-concentration Epsom salt solution is also naturally sanitary, making it cleaner than a pool.
Q4:Can I float while pregnant?
Yes - many pregnant women love floating, and there is a special position that relieves the weight of the baby off the body. If you are in your third trimester or have any concerns, consult your physician first.
Q5:How long is a float session?
Standard float sessions are one hour. The first and last sessions of the day are 90 minutes and can be booked with any credits.
Q6:How should I prepare for my float?
Avoid caffeine for several hours beforehand, skip shaving the day of your float, and eat a light meal about 60-90 minutes ahead of time. Other than that, no specific preparation is needed.
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Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
Parking
Limited street parking available on Queen Street.
Transit Access
Nearby streetcar stop on Queen Street.
Walk-in Policy
Appointment only
Safety Protocols
Enhanced cleaning protocols
Sanitization stations