Buyer verdict
Our Sundance review
Sundance is worth wet-testing when a local dealer has a strong reputation, but never buy without a same-size comparison quote.
Best for: Buyers who like classic acrylic spas, strong therapy seats, and a long-running dealer brand.
Pros
- • Long brand history and broad dealer familiarity.
- • Therapy seat layouts are a strong reason to wet-test.
- • Good alternative to Jacuzzi, Hot Spring, and Bullfrog in the premium lane.
Cons
- • National pricing is not cleanly published.
- • The 780 to 880 jump can be large if a dealer anchors high.
- • Feature names can distract from simple comfort testing.
Models worth knowing
Optima 880 for the benchmark large layout
Chelsee 780 for value-minded premium buyers
Peyton 680 for lower-ticket entry
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FAQ
How much does Sundance cost?
Sundance pricing is listed here as $12,500 to $19,500 as of July 2026. Buyer-reported dealer quote for Chelsee 780 and Optima 880; treat as a market comp, not MSRP.
Who is Sundance best for?
Buyers who like classic acrylic spas, strong therapy seats, and a long-running dealer brand.
What should buyers watch out for with Sundance?
National pricing is not cleanly published.
What brands should you compare against Sundance?
Compare Sundance against Bullfrog, Jacuzzi, Hot Spring before committing.