Separate Areas
The gym had a dedicated ladies section alongside its mixed gym, which suited members seeking a women-only workout space.
Uform Fitness Al Barsha Mall
Al Barsha
Uform Fitness Al Barsha Mall was a mixed and ladies-only gym in Al Barsha, with equipment, group classes, a cycling studio and sauna. Recent reviews report that the club closed suddenly, so confirm its operating status before making any visit or payment.
Reputation Score
3.7
★★★★☆
471 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Free Parking
Reviews noted free parking inside the mall, making the gym convenient for drivers.
Equipment
Several earlier reviews found the equipment extensive or well maintained, particularly for members who train independently.
Long Hours
A review recorded opening hours of 6am to midnight Monday to Saturday and 9am to 10pm on Sundays and public holidays.
Clean Toilets
Earlier visitors described the bathrooms as clean and tidy, even while criticising other parts of the experience.
Tips for a Better Visit
Verify Status. Check directly that the club is operating before travelling; one visitor found it closed on 8 July 2024 with the website still unchanged.
Avoid Prepaying. Do not commit to a long membership without confirming closure and refund arrangements, as members reported losing access after annual payments.
Try Off-Peak. If the gym reopens, earlier reviews suggest visiting outside peak hours to avoid machine queues.
Check Classes. Men seeking group classes should check the timetable first: one review found mixed-gender classes limited to Monday–Thursday at 9am and 7:30pm.
Confirm Trainer. Before buying personal training, verify the trainer’s certifications and suitability; a member reported a trainer being replaced after several sessions.
Use Parking. When available, the mall’s free parking was described as easy to use, so driving visitors could factor that into their plans.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Mall of The Emirates - 23rd St
Al Barsha Second - Al Barsha, Dubai
Popular Mentions
Cycling studio
The cycling studio was mentioned as part of the gym’s facilities, alongside the ladies area and sauna.
Personal trainer
Personal training was available, but reviews were mixed, so check the trainer’s qualifications and approach before booking sessions.
Group classes
Group classes were available, though one review said mixed-gender sessions were limited to specific evening and morning slots.
Common Concerns
Sudden Closure
Multiple members said the gym closed without warning, including reports that it was closed by the Dubai Court and permanently unavailable.
Refund Delays
Members repeatedly reported unpaid refunds, including one who had been waiting from a promised September 2025 refund until April 2026.
Poor Communication
Customers described unanswered calls and emails, a bounced website email and social-media messages left unread after the closure.
Worn Equipment
A visitor reported old machines, no music for three months and cleaning equipment wiped with one towel across the gym.
Trainer Quality
Some members felt personal trainers were insufficiently involved, while another said paid sessions focused on treadmill time rather than muscle training.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
3000aed
membership
“I payed 3000aed for a membership, they closed a week later without saying anything”Google review · April 2026
6000 Aed
fitness trainer
“Recently I found good trainers and I booked the fitness trainer for 6000 Aed , after few classes they fired trainer and offered me trainer which is not qualified !”Google review · January 2023
628dhs
gym for one month
“Now bare in mind this gym for one month is 628dhs vat included”Google review · July 2018
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The Bottom Line
Uform Fitness Al Barsha Mall was a sizeable gym in Al Barsha with mixed and ladies-only areas. Members used the general workout floor, ladies section, group classes, cycling studio and sauna. Earlier reviews describe a convenient setup for independent training, with broad equipment coverage and free parking inside the mall.
The strongest practical positives were the separate women’s facility, clean bathrooms in some earlier accounts and generous recorded hours: 6am to midnight Monday to Saturday, then 9am to 10pm on Sundays and public holidays. Off-peak visits were reportedly much easier than peak-hour sessions, when machines could involve long waits. The major issue is not cosmetic.
From 2023 onward, and especially through 2024–2026, numerous members said the club shut suddenly, sometimes shortly after they paid, without clear notice. Several reported unpaid refunds for unused months; one customer said a promised September 2025 refund was still outstanding in April 2026. Other reviews mention unanswered calls, bounced emails and social-media messages left unread.
Because recent reviews report permanent closure, this is not a gym to visit or prepay without independently confirming that it has reopened and obtaining written refund terms. If services resume, check class availability, trainer certifications and membership conditions before committing.