Verdugo Aquatic Facility

“First time visiting. Did a bit of research and the slides got my attention. Took my 10 year old and we got the last 2 bracelets for the splash pad,it's a limited number daily. Our splash time started at 130, it was 12:25. We showered and used the big pool until ougr time slot. We enjoyed the pool,not too crowded. We went to splash pad and slide at 130pm as promised. My little one played and I tanned in a chaise . Another pool day in the books. Packed lunch and ate in car, pool has ice cream and snack bar and tables to eat. We will return. Lunch today. Tuna Sandwich,chips,fresh juice and plums.”

“We have visited this place for several years. This weekend, we celebrate Father's Day 💙 we had a great time! We paid $16 for entrance and bought snacks inside food kiosco 🌭 🍕 😋”

“Inexpensive ($4 to lap swim for residents) and facility is clean, but locker room is dated with showers that aren't always warm & you have to press the button anout every minute or so. The pool has steps in the shallow end for the young & those with mobility challenges, but only ladders in the deep end. Employees are professional and pleasant. Lots going on during weekends, including masters swim team at 8:30 am, swim lessons, water aerobics, & lap swimming all sharing the pool at the same time, so it can be hard to find a lane, but it's do-able.”

“Our first visit – no instructions, no explanations. They just charged us $32 (for two kids and one adult), and an hour later the lifeguards started announcing that the first session was over. 🙄 No one told us what a “session” was or how long it would last. If you want to stay for the second session – pay again. 🙈 $32 for one hour… I wish I had spent that money on something else.”