What Buyers Are Paying
range $10,999 – $14,565
Multiple authorized PDC dealers list a consistent Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) for the Catalina Premium hot tub. One dealer, Great Bay Spa & Sauna, advertises a specific sale price of $10,999 against an MSRP of $14,565. A second dealer, Aaron Pools and Spas, confirms the MSRP starting at $14,565. This provides a clear and verifiable price range.
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Key Specifications
Seats
4
Jets
54
Dimensions
90"x79"x37"
Volume
325 gal
Voltage
220v
Pumps
2
Performance Ratings
Jet Therapy
3/5 — Good
Energy Efficiency
2/3 — Good Efficiency
Shell Durability
Strong
Lighting
2/3
Features
Warranty Details
Electrical Years
3 years
Labor Years
1 years
Parts Years
15 years
Plumbing Years
5 years
Shell Structure Years
35 years
Shell Surface Years
15 years
Shell Years
35
Skirt Years
3 years
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How much does the PDC Catalina cost?
PDC does not publish a list price for the Catalina; what you pay is set by your local authorized dealer and the package they bundle with it.
Specs driving that price: 4 seats, 54 jets, 2 pumps, a 90"x79"x37" footprint. Larger cabinets, more pumps and higher jet counts push both list price and running cost up.


