Aquarian Uprising

Wellness & Spas
Vail, 81657

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Aquarian Uprising is a small holistic wellness studio inside the Vail Run Resort building at 1000 Lionsridge Loop, in Vail's Sandstone neighborhood. Founder Susanne Waibel, a licensed massage therapist, opened it in 2012, and it is best known for its Himalayan salt room and sound healing sessions.

It suits visitors who want something slower than a hotel spa: 45 minutes in the salt room, a moon-cycle soundbath or a longer bodywork appointment. It works by appointment on weekdays and is closed on weekends, so plan it into a weekday.

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Aquarian Uprising
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1000 Lions Ridge Loop
Vail, 81657

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About Aquarian Uprising

Quick answer: Aquarian Uprising is a business at 1000 Lions Ridge Loop, Vail, CO 81657. Holistic wellness studio in the Vail Run building with a Himalayan salt room, soundbaths, a Longevity Lounge and bodywork. By appointment, weekdays.

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Aquarian Uprising is a small holistic wellness studio inside the Vail Run Resort building at 1000 Lionsridge Loop, in Vail's Sandstone neighborhood. Founder Susanne Waibel, a licensed massage therapist, opened it in 2012, and it is best known for its Himalayan salt room and sound healing sessions.

It suits visitors who want something slower than a hotel spa: 45 minutes in the salt room, a moon-cycle soundbath or a longer bodywork appointment. It works by appointment on weekdays and is closed on weekends, so plan it into a weekday.


Amenities at Aquarian Uprising

  • Himalayan salt room
  • Sound healing
  • Longevity Lounge circuit
  • Massage and bodywork
  • Acupuncture

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Aquarian Uprising?
Inside the Vail Run Resort building at 1000 Lionsridge Loop, Vail, at the corner of North Frontage Road and Lionsridge Loop, in the Sandstone neighbourhood. Enter at Registration; the studio is on the main level across from the gym. Parking behind the building is free. It is an independent studio inside the building, not the resort's own spa, and it is open to the public.
What are the hours?
By appointment only, and closed on weekends. The studio publishes no fixed clock hours, so book or text ahead rather than dropping in.
How do I book?
Book online through the appointments page on the studio website (Acuity Scheduling), or call or text (970) 376-3983. Email is [email protected]. If you are not sure which service fits, you can book a free 15-minute discovery call first.
How much is a salt room session?
A 45-minute halotherapy session is $45. A friends-and-family session for up to nine people is $195, and punch cards cost $195 for five visits or $350 for ten; cards are transferable and shareable and expire six months after purchase. New and full moon soundbaths in the salt room are $45. Private soundbaths and private events at the studio start at $495 on the studio's pricing page.
Can children use the salt room?
Yes. The studio offers shorter family sessions of about 20 minutes at a reduced rate, and children 16 and under must stay with an adult at all times in the salt room. Arrive 5 to 10 minutes early, and leave jewelry and other belongings outside, because salt corrodes metal. Once a session has begun, no one is admitted, to protect the salt concentration in the room.
What does the Longevity Lounge cost?
A two-hour drop-in is $99, subject to availability (book or text ahead; the circuit may be full). Membership is $175 a month for up to 10 visits with one guest pass, with a two-month minimum. The self-guided circuit includes red light therapy, PEMF, a vibroacoustic sound lounge, spinal decompression, lymphatic compression and a Chi machine, with stations of about 15 to 30 minutes each.
How much is a massage, and how far ahead should I book?
Massage and bodywork is $135 for 30 minutes, $185 for 60 minutes, $250 for 80 minutes, $310 for 100 minutes, $375 for 120 minutes and $435 for 140 minutes. A first bodywork appointment runs about two hours, including intake and a massage. Massages book out at least eight weeks ahead, the studio's own appointments page asks visitors to plan accordingly and to text for any added availability.
What sound healing sessions are there besides the moon soundbaths?
Besides the $45 new and full moon soundbaths in the salt room (up to nine people in zero-gravity chairs), the studio runs a Cosmic Sound Journey at $77, a 21-gong immersion in its Sound Ceremony Room, seating six, and Acutonics® group sessions at $55, limited to five places. Individual Acutonics treatments are $165 for 60 minutes and $220 for 80 minutes, and a couples session is $244.
Does the studio offer acupuncture?
Yes, with Michele LaVire, L.Ac, of La Femme Wellness, who practises at the studio. A first treatment starts with an extensive consultation, and cupping or other adjunctive therapies are added when needed. Book acupuncture through La Femme Wellness.