I was feeling pretty tired and decided to try the aqua massage since it was ...sort of... affordable at $20 for 10 minutes. I was a little bothered by the fact that the guy just kind of said "shoes off" when I was trying to get him to actually tell me what would happen, how long, how much it cost, etc. The aqua massage itself was just okay. Obviously it's not going to be like a personalized massage done by a human being. The thing that really bothered me was that after I got out, the guy started attaching pads to me and asking if I had a pacemaker or a heart condition, and then asked if he could shock me. NO. I can't actually believe that there is a therapeutic dose of electricity. He didn't explain what that was at all; people are generally relaxed after a massage and may not be totally mentally sharp (especially in Las Vegas where you can walk around with a giant alcoholic beverage all day), so I felt like even putting those things on me was predatory and possibly dangerous.