Coleman hot tubs remain a popular choice for shoppers looking for an inflatable spa without the cost and installation requirements associated with many permanent hot tubs. In 2026, Walmart's Coleman selection includes several SaluSpa and AirJet models in different sizes, with some listings priced below their previous prices or sold through clearance and reduced-price listings.
Current Walmart listings show Coleman hot tubs ranging from compact two-to-four-person models to larger four-to-six-person and six-person spas. Prices vary by model, seller, configuration, and promotional status. Some current listings are priced below $500, while larger or more extensively equipped models can cost considerably more.
For shoppers looking for a Coleman clearance deal, the advertised price is only one part of the comparison. Capacity, dimensions, AirJet configuration, insulation, cover design, heating system, included accessories, warranty coverage, and seller information can all affect the overall value.
Walmart's current Coleman hot-tub category lists dozens of products and configurations. Among the listings currently shown are several SaluSpa and AirJet models.
Some current examples include:
These are examples of prices shown in current Walmart listings, not guaranteed year-round prices. Clearance and promotional pricing can change as inventory changes.
The Coleman Miami is one of the more compact models in Walmart's current Coleman selection.
The current listing shows the 2–4 person Miami model at approximately $474.99. The tub measures about 71 inches across and 26 inches high and includes an EnergySense cover.
The smaller design can make this type of spa more practical for:
A smaller tub can also require less water than larger models, although electricity usage depends on factors such as ambient temperature, water temperature, insulation, usage frequency, and heating settings.
For someone primarily looking for a compact spa rather than a large entertaining space, the Miami can be one of the more interesting Coleman models to compare.
The Coleman Hawaii AirJet is another current Walmart listing.
Walmart currently shows the Hawaii AirJet square model at approximately $489.99, with a displayed previous price of $689.99.
The square design can provide a different seating arrangement from round inflatable spas.
The current listing identifies it as an AirJet inflatable hot tub with a cover and pump. The product page also shows a capacity suited to several users.
For shoppers comparing clearance pricing, a displayed reduction from $689.99 to approximately $489.99 represents one of the more substantial current price differences among the Coleman listings.
Walmart currently lists a Coleman SaluSpa 4–6 Person AirJet inflatable hot tub with an EnergySense cover for approximately $599.99. The listed dimensions are 77 by 28 inches.
This size provides a middle ground between compact two-to-four-person models and larger spas.
The model can make sense for households that want enough space for several people without moving to a substantially larger permanent spa.
The EnergySense cover is also an important feature because keeping heat contained is a major part of operating an inflatable hot tub efficiently.
The Coleman SaluSpa Palm Springs EnergySense is another current Walmart listing priced around $599.99.
The product page identifies a capacity of four to six people and 140 AirJet massage bubbles. It also lists a 242-gallon water capacity at 80% fill.
The product includes:
The EnergySense cover is designed to improve insulation compared with a standard cover. Walmart's product description states that the EnergySense cover can provide up to 40% higher energy efficiency compared with the standard cover.
The Sicily appears in several configurations in Walmart's current Coleman listings.
One standard Coleman Sicily AirJet listing is priced around $679.99, while versions packaged with SaluSpa seats or pillows are priced higher.
This illustrates an important point about Walmart's hot-tub pricing: two listings can have similar spa names but different prices because the package includes different accessories.
When comparing clearance prices, shoppers should check whether the listing includes:
A lower-priced base package can become less attractive if separate accessories are needed later.
Walmart has a dedicated hot-tub clearance section, and the site allows shoppers to filter listings by clearance, reduced price, and rollback.
However, not every discounted Coleman product should automatically be considered a traditional clearance item.
Walmart's marketplace can include:
The current Coleman category also includes an open-box Coleman 4–6 person inflatable hot tub listed around $490.12.
Therefore, shoppers should examine the item's condition and seller information before treating a price reduction as a conventional new-product clearance sale.
Open-box products can sometimes create some of the lowest prices.
Walmart currently shows an open-box Coleman 4–6 person inflatable hot tub with an EnergySense cover at approximately $490.12.
An open-box purchase can potentially provide savings compared with a new unit, but the condition deserves careful attention.
Important factors include:
The cheapest listing is not necessarily the strongest value if important components are missing.
Several features can make a meaningful difference when comparing Coleman models.
Coleman SaluSpa models use AirJet systems that create streams of bubbles through the water.
For example, the Palm Springs EnergySense model currently listed by Walmart has 140 AirJet massage bubbles.
The number of AirJets is one specification to compare, but the overall seating arrangement and tub size are equally important.