Day Massage · Chaska, MN
Massage prices in Chaska,
all of them.
The whole menu, with the actual number next to every line. Sessions run $35–$240; a 60-minute oil massage — the one most people book — is $80. No packages to buy, no membership, and nothing gets quoted to you at the table.
Oil Massage — Swedish & Deep Tissue
The studio's core table massage. Warm oil, your choice of pressure — flowing Swedish strokes to unwind, or slower deep-tissue work into the knots.
More about this- Oil Massage (Swedish or Deep Tissue) 30 min $55
- Oil Massage (Swedish or Deep Tissue) 1 hr $80
- Oil Massage (Swedish or Deep Tissue) 90 min $120
- Oil Massage (Swedish or Deep Tissue) 2 hr $160
Couples Massage
Two tables, one quiet room, two therapists working at the same time. Book it for an anniversary, a birthday, or a Saturday that needed rescuing.
More about this- Couples Massage (two people, same room) 1 hr $160
- Couples Massage (two people, same room) 90 min $240
Prenatal & Pregnancy Massage
Side-lying with bolsters and cushions, adjusted for the stage you're at. Gentle work on the low back, hips and legs that carry most of the load.
More about this- Prenatal Massage 30 min $55
- Prenatal Massage 45 min $65
- Prenatal Massage 1 hr $80
Please let us know how far along you are when you book so the therapist can set the room up for you. If your pregnancy is high-risk, check with your provider first.
Futon (Thai) Massage
Traditional Thai-style bodywork on a floor futon — acupressure, assisted stretching and yoga-like positioning. You stay fully clothed; no oil.
More about this- Futon (Thai) Massage 45 min $80
- Futon (Thai) Massage 1 hr $90
- Futon (Thai) Massage 90 min $130
Wear loose, comfortable clothing you can stretch in.
Cupping + Therapeutic Massage
Suction cups combined with hands-on massage in one booked session — the cups pull rather than press, and the two alternate throughout.
More about this- Cupping + Therapeutic Massage 30 min $90
- Cupping + Therapeutic Massage 45 min $100
- Cupping + Therapeutic Massage 1 hr $115
- Cupping + Therapeutic Massage 90 min $155
Cupping commonly leaves round, painless discoloured marks for a few days. If you have an event coming up, mention it and we'll place the cups accordingly.
Combo Massage — Body & Foot
Half the session on the table for the back, neck and shoulders, half in the chair for the feet. The most-booked option for people who can't decide.
- Combo Massage (Body & Foot) 45 min $65
- Combo Massage (Body & Foot) 1 hr $80
- Combo Massage (Body & Foot) 90 min $120
Reflexology Foot Massage
Targeted pressure through the feet, in a recliner rather than on a table. Shoes and socks off, everything else stays on — the easiest first visit there is.
More about this- Reflexology Foot Massage 30 min $55
- Reflexology Foot Massage 45 min $65
- Reflexology Foot Massage 1 hr $80
Specials
A few things that don't fit the standard menu — including a two-therapist session and a chair warm-up built for golfers.
- Four Hands Table Massage (two therapists at once) 1 hr $160
- Pre-Golf Morning Warm-Up Chair Massage 30 min $55
- Cupping + Head Massage 15 min $35
Add-Ons
Add to any table massage when you book, or just ask at the front desk.
- Hot Stone 5 min $10
Gratuity is not included in listed prices — appreciated, never expected. Prices are the same whether you book online, call, or walk in. If you're not sure which service fits, call (612) 600-9298 and describe what's bothering you; the front desk would rather point you at a $80 hour than sell you something bigger.
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Price questions,
answered.
How much does a massage cost?
Sessions run $35–$240 depending on service and length. The most-booked option is the 60-minute oil massage at $80. Our full menu and every price is listed on the services page — no packages required, no membership, no upsell at the table.
Which massage should I book if I'm not sure?
For most first-timers, a 60-minute oil massage ($80) is the right call — your therapist can work Swedish-light or deep-tissue-firm within the same session depending on what your body wants that day. If your feet are the problem, book reflexology. If you want to stay clothed and be stretched rather than rubbed, book the futon (Thai) session.
How long should my massage be?
Thirty minutes handles one area — neck and shoulders, or feet. Sixty minutes is the standard full-body session and what most people book. Ninety or 120 minutes is worth it when you want unhurried work on several areas, or when you simply want the longer version of a good thing.
Is gratuity included?
Gratuity is not included in the listed prices. It's appreciated but entirely up to you, and it's never expected.
Can I add hot stones?
Yes — hot stone is a $10 add-on to any table massage. Ask when you book or mention it at the front desk.
— Background reading
Massage is one of the oldest forms of self-care, and what we do is squarely on the relaxation side of it. We make no medical claims — for neutral, non-promotional background, read the NCCIH on massage therapy , what the science actually says , relaxation techniques and the AMTA on massage and wellness .
Those are general educational references about the practice, not statements about any particular session here.
Day Massage is a relaxation and wellness studio, not a medical provider. Nothing here is medical advice — if something hurts in a way that worries you, see a clinician.
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