Master Spas · Twilight Series

Master Spas TS 67.25 hot tub

Five seats, all of them upright (no lounger). Suits a couple or a small family.

  • Seats: 5 seats
  • Lounger: No lounger
  • Power: 240V
$17,499Reported priceOct 2026What it costs

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Sit in it. 5 seats, no lounger.

Master Spas doesn’t publish this tub’s length and width.

Water
240 gallons
Weight
3,740 lb full of waterAbout 1.9 tons (809 lb empty).

What it costs.

Price

$17,499Reported priceOct 2026

Price detail

To keep it hot

About $22 a month

Standby in California’s test, at the US average 18.19¢ per kWh. Heating fresh water and using the jets add to it.

Running costs by state

Wiring

A 240V circuit

An electrician’s hookup: $600 to $2,200 or more, by Jacuzzi’s planning guide.

Every set-up cost

What owners say.

From owner reviews and forums across Master Spas tubs, not just this model.

Owners like

  • Strong ratings on the brand's own review system
  • Hydrotherapy, jet power and insulation praised by satisfied owners
  • The tub itself satisfies even when a component disappoints

Owners complain about

  • Warranty service coordination and slow dealer-mediated repairs
  • Topside panel, keypad and circuit board failures
  • Pump failures, including on brand-new units
All themes, and complaint records

Owners like

  • Strong ratings on the brand's own review system. Across all 29 catalog hot tubs, Bazaarvoice reviews average 4.41 out of 5 over 3,989 reviews (weighted by review count), with 25 of 29 models at 4.2 or above.
  • Hydrotherapy, jet power and insulation praised by satisfied owners. Positive owners single out jet strength, insulation quality, the Wi-Fi control module and the audio system, and describe the spa as worth buying at the top of the option list.
  • The tub itself satisfies even when a component disappoints. Mixed reviews often rate the shell, seating and therapy well and save the complaint for one component, most often the cover, pillows or topside control.
  • Where the dealer is good, service is praised specifically. Dealer-run service produces both the worst complaints and the strongest praise: positive reviews name the dealer and the service tech rather than the manufacturer.
  • High sales and installation satisfaction on Houzz. 4.7 out of 5 across 743 reviews on the company's Fort Wayne Houzz profile.
  • Manufacturer responds publicly and substantively to complaints. Master Spas answers BBB reviews and complaints and has posted 233 company responses on its PissedConsumer page, frequently with specific warranty records and technical explanation rather than boilerplate.

Owners complain about

  • Warranty service coordination and slow dealer-mediated repairs. The single dominant complaint. Owners report warranty work stalling between Master Spas and the independent dealer assigned to service them, with repeated unreturned calls and weeks to months out of use. BBB categorized 18 of 20 published complaints as 'Service or Repair Issues'.
  • Topside panel, keypad and circuit board failures. Digital topside controls and main boards failing, including within days of delivery, plus a replacement panel that fogged internally and a wrong replacement panel shipped against a supplied serial number.
  • Pump failures, including on brand-new units. Jet pumps failing at or shortly after delivery and recurring after replacement.
  • Parts availability and long parts waits. Owners and at least one dealer report multi-month waits for parts, including backordered saltwater-system components.
  • High service-call and out-of-warranty repair costs, with one service provider per territory. Owners describe per-visit service pricing well above typical rates and no alternative authorized provider, because Master Spas assigns one servicing dealer per territory.
  • Pillows, headrests and cover foam degrading early. Pillows rotting or corroding within the first years, and cover foam inserts becoming waterlogged so the cover sags and pools rainwater.
  • Jet pressure not simultaneous across all seats. Owners expecting strong jets in every seat at once find that diverter valves concentrate pressure in two seats at a time.
  • Leaks at jet housings, o-rings and plumbing. Jet hardware working loose and leaks requiring owners to open up the cabinet or dig underneath.

Master Spas as a company

  • 4.1 of 5 on ConsumerAffairs from 1,476 reviews.
  • The Better Business Bureau lists 20 complaints in three years and rates the company A+.

How it’s built. The 8 build checks, in plain words.

The same eight checks we run on every brand, answered from Master Spas’ own documents. Tap one for what it means and the evidence.

Self-supporting shellDoes the shell hold itself up?Yes
Shell layers: an acrylic skin backed by fiberglass, self-supporting compared with propped on posts

A fiberglass-backed shell that holds its own shape and water load.

Master Spas reinforces the acrylic with fiberglass, and that laminate carries the load. The frame and foam are there, as on most tubs, but they aren't what keeps the shell from flexing.

Applies to: All models

Clamped plumbingAre the hoses glued and clamped?Yes
How a hose joint goes together: glue on the ridged barb, the hose pushed on, then a stainless clamp tightened; beside it, a clamped joint (good) and a glue-only joint years later, weeping

Barbed, glued and clamped on every flexible line.

Applies to: All models

Manifold-fed jetsDoes each jet get its own line?Yes
Manifold plumbing feeds each jet its own hose; daisy-chained jets share one line

Manifold plumbing, so closing one jet doesn't starve the next.

Master Spas lists a manifold system as a build feature and stocks about sixteen manifolds under its own part numbers, which a daisy-chained brand would not need. Each jet gets its own hose off a branch port. A few short series runs elsewhere in the tub are still possible.

Applies to: All acrylic models (from the maker's construction page). Per-model circuit layouts weren't checked; a manifold tub can still have short daisy-chained runs

Standard partsCan any repair tech buy the parts?Yes
A pump labelled with the supplier's own name and number is sold in many places; one with only a house number is sold in one place

Standard Balboa and Waterway parts that independent suppliers stock.

The pumps, heaters, controls and jets are standard supplier parts. Master Spas also lists them under its own part numbers, so give a parts shop the supplier's number when you order.

Applies to: All models

Compression-fitted jetsAre the jet bodies held by a nut, not glue?Yes
Three ways a jet body is held in the shell: threaded with a gasket and back nut that unscrews (good), pushed into a rubber grommet (OK), or glued in and cut out to replace (avoid)

Jet bodies are held by a gasket and a back nut, so a leaking one is resealed, not cut out.

Each jet body goes through the shell and is clamped to it by a rubber gasket and a threaded nut on the back. A body that leaks or cracks can be resealed or unscrewed and replaced without cutting the shell.

Applies to: All models

Adjustable jetsCan you turn each jet up or down?Yes
Three jet controls: turning a jet's face changes that one jet, a diverter knob moves water from one seat to another, an air control adds bubbles

Most jets adjust by turning the face; some are fixed.

The manual says most jets can be turned down or shut off one at a time. Foot, neck and small cluster jets are fixed, and the air knobs are shared across a seat or two. The warranty excludes seized adjustable internals, the usual hard-water failure, but the part is cheap.

Applies to: All acrylic hot tubs, based on the value-line 2024 LH Series; premium lines have the same or richer jets. Small cluster, neck and foot jets are fixed

Service networkCan someone near you fix it?Partly
A dealer's technician close by drives a parts-stocked van to the house quickly; a home far from any dealer waits longer, and in winter a long wait can freeze the plumbing

One of the biggest brands, with a large dealer network, but service is harder far from a dealer.

Most areas have a Master Spas dealer nearby, and independent suppliers stock its parts and sell them to any service tech. Warranty claims still go in writing to the dealer who sold you the tub, within ten days, so if you live far from a dealer, expect to wait longer for warranty service. Find out who services your area before you buy.

Applies to: US and Canada residential. International markets (UK, NZ, Australia) run separate warranty documents and were not assessed.

American made?Built in Fort Wayne, Indiana.Yes
Yes: built in a US plant the maker names. Partly: a US plant and one abroad, with no word on which built yours. No: built abroad, with molded parts shipped from there

Built in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Fort Wayne, Indiana: 614,000 sq ft plant on a 45-acre campus, the company says (2026). Fort Wayne, Indiana (510 Sumpter Drive): Swim spa building added in the 2018 expansion. Fort Wayne, Indiana (original): Started in a 90,000 sq ft facility, per its 25th-anniversary post.

Applies to: All US and Canada acrylic hot tubs, cold tubs and swim spas, plus export models from the same plant. A separately branded Alpine line in the New Zealand warranty archive wasn't traced to a factory

Also on this model

Full-foam insulationIs it foamed all the way through?Yes
Full-foam insulation fills the cabinet; perimeter insulation lines the walls and leaves the middle open

Master Spas lists it as: Full foam.

Warranty

Shell structure
10 years
Shell surface
7 years
Equipment
5 years
Plumbing
5 years
Cabinet
Lifetime

What you get.

Twilight Series. Pitched as personal, refined relaxation; it carries most of Legend's therapy seats and warranty in two-pump shells from a 3-seat corner spa up to 7 seats.

Massage
28 jets on 2 jet pumpsPump power not published
Water care
Ozone · Salt system (option)Filtering: EcoPur Charge
Filter pump
Optional
Cover
Included
Extras
Phone app · music (option) · 6 shell and 3 cabinet colors

What stands out

  • Legend-style therapy. Master Blaster foot jets, the StressRelief Neck and Shoulder Seat and Master Force magnets are standard across the series.
  • WiFi and lighting standard. A Gecko in.touch WiFi module, Orion interior lighting, cabinet lighting and a nonslip comfort mat come standard.

Worth knowing

  • ABS pan is extra. The sealed vac-formed ABS pan bottom is optional on Twilight, not standard as on Legend.
1 more about the Twilight Series
  • Non-transferable warranty. Coverage stays with the original buyer and is voided if the spa is moved.

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The detailsAll 79 specs, the energy filing and every source

Every specification

Everything Master Spas publishes for the TS 67.25. The dot after a value opens the document it came from.

Size & capacity

Seats
5
Water (gallons)
240 gal
Water (liters)
909 L
Weight, empty
809 lb
Weight, filled
3,740 lb

Jets & pumps

Total jets
28
Jet pumps
2
Circulation pump
Optional (included with the QuietFlo Water Care System premium option)

Electrical & heat

Voltage
240V
Amps
50 A

Build & insulation

Insulation
Full foam
Shell colors
Sterling Silver Marble, White, Tuscan Sun, Midnight Canyon, Storm Cloud, Smoky Mountain
Cabinet material
DuraMaster Polymer
Cover included
Yes
Built in
USA

Water care

Filtration
EcoPur® Charge
Ozone
Yes
Salt system
Master Clear Salt System (premium option)

Controls & features

App / Wi-Fi
Gecko in.touch 3 WiFi Module
Interior lighting
Orion Light System™ (interior) plus Cabinet Lighting (exterior)
Exterior lighting
Yes
Water features
1
Audio
Fusion Air Sound System (premium option): Bluetooth, up to four speakers plus subwoofer

In Master Spas’ words

Jet systems
Master Blaster® Foot Therapy, StressRelief Neck and Shoulder Seat™, Master Force™ Bio-Magnetic Therapy System
Heater type
Electric heater in stainless steel tube, thermostatically controlled with high-limit safety shut-off
Cabinet colors
Dark Walnut with Cabinet Lighting, Graphite with Cabinet Lighting, Midnight with Cabinet Lighting

Energy filing

Standby power
168 W, about $22.31 a month at 18.19¢ per kWh
California’s limit for its size
186 W
Typical for its size
160 W (the middle of 91 tubs this size)
Water in the test
242 gallons
Filed as
8000, September 28, 2023

Standby is what the tub draws just holding its temperature, measured to California’s test method ↗. Your bill depends on your weather, your rate and how often you soak.

Where Master Spas’ documents disagree

Two of its own documents give different answers. Check these against your quote.

Water capacity (gallons)
240 or 245
Dry weight (lb)
809 or 760

Ask the dealer

Master Spas doesn’t publish the heater size, pump horsepower, filter area, cover thickness, frame material or number of filters for the TS 67.25. Ask for them in writing.

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