Planet Fitness in Norwood, Massachusetts, closes suddenly for 'damage repairs'

Boston, MALocal News

Planet Fitness in Norwood, Massachusetts, unexpectedly closed on Thursday for "damage repairs," surprising many gym members. Local health officials clarified they had no involvement in the closure, indicating it was likely for maintenance rather than a health issue. Members expressed frustration over the lack of communication, with some arriving to find the gym locked without prior notice. A representative from Planet Fitness stated that member safety is a priority and confirmed that access to nearby locations is available during the closure. Despite workers being present, they offered no timeline for reopening.

Members reported seeing no visible signs of ongoing issues, raising concerns about the reason for the abrupt closure. As of now, the gym's management has not provided further details. Communication practices may need review to prevent such surprises in the future.

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