public pool pricing

[thebeesknees]

We have 4 town rec centers with both indoor and outdoor pools, including water slides and lazy river. It's $5.75 per child/day and $6.75 per adult/day to use the pass, unless you are a resident. Our HOA fees cover use for residents, which is good, because otherwise it would cost me about $24 just to get me and the kids in to swim!

 

[mdsouth]

Our price is 4.00 for adults 3.00 for kids and kids 3 and under are free. Or you can by a family pass for 90.00 for the summer season. It is an Olympic size pool with a kiddie pool area too.

Across town there is another public pool with three water slides, one a two person raft one that is 5.00 for adults and 4.00 for kids.
They also have a seaon pass option but I don't remember the price for it.

 

[QVCshopper]

I pay $85/month for our YMCA. That gets my family of four access to two amazing Ys with huge water parks & pools (both indoor and out), as well as yearound gym access and free children's classes. It's been a true blessing in my life, and we really enjoy both of the Ys very much. We also get back $300 from our insurance for working out a lot. It costs $8-12 for guests, and they limit how much they can come.

 

[Jacoby 46]

We are in NH for the summer and pay $30.00 a month and you can swim everyday from 7am to 9 pm and it is an indoor pool. When we are home in NC, we have our own pool to swim in!

 

[Ephany]

The next town over has an aquatic center which has a kiddie play zone, a lazy river, a regular pool and a waterslide. It's $55 per person for a season pass if you're not a resident of that city, but I think it's free or reduced after 4pm for one day admissions. DD loves it and as long as we go the 7.5 times each summer to break even on the pass for each of us, it's all good. DH took her today and regular admission is $9. It's open 11am until 6,7, or 8pm depending on the day of the week so it's really not a bad deal if you get the pass.

On campus for DD to swim at the fitness center pool it's $15 a year to keep her ID active and $22 per semester for pool use. My admittance to that pool is free, but I've heard the outdoor summer pool is $3 per person per day whether you're a university student or not.

 

[summerrluvv]

I think our town pools are around $6 per person

I bought a season passes for DS and I to the local waterpark for $69 each and DD is free to get in. Much more fun and we'll get more use out of it than the town pool.

 

[tink576]

For local residents you pay $4 for a photo ID town card and with that card access to the pools is free, I think it's $4 or $5 for guests...now where my family lives, they buy a membership for their town pool and I think it's kinda pricy but I'm not sure the cost...

 

[Julia Says]

Our daily rate is $8 for 18 & up, $6 for 2-17, and free under 2. They offer a family rate of $60 per month, $230 for 4 months, or $600 annually.

Our public pools are part of the city rec center. The outdoor pool has a 1 foot deep area for little kids with several slides and climbing stuff, a lazy river, 2 large water slides, and a big "regular" pool. Inside, in addition to the gym-type stuff, there is a lap pool, another shallow pool with playground, a smaller lazy river, a smaller regular pool, and one big slide.

There is a pool the next town over that is smaller, but still has one big slide, a zero-entry area, and sprayers. It costs $2 for adults and $1.25 for kids. It also opens earlier (10 am vs. noon) We go there a lot because it's cheaper, has better hours, and it's easier to keep an eye on my kids in a smaller area.

 

[disneymomjcs]

We don't have any public pools. You need to join a pool in the area.

Most of the pools have a one time $300 bond to have an interest in the pool. You get this back when you leave the pool and sell your bond. We pay a yearly fee of $500 for a family membership. We are a family of two adults one child but for people who have a large family like 6 or more what a bargin.

We do have a lap pool, a huge t-pool with a corkscrew slide and zero entry childrens pool with pop jets and a mushroom water feature. Lots of grass a mini golf course, basketball courts and vollyball and a snackbar and playground.

Yeah for summer. Our guest fees are $10 a person/child. I think its $7 after 5 pm.