I brought my son here after remembering that this pool had a nice play set in the water. I'm so…read moreglad I did. This pool was perfect for a toddler, not too crowded, not a ton of teenagers, a graduated entrance where he could play easily, and he absolutely loved it. I'm not sure if they offer season passes but it was $11 for two adults and a toddler. Their prices aren't posted anywhere which needs improvement. They take cash and card as do the snack/soda machines. We'll definitely be back.

We love corrales pool! Such a good pool to go to if you have toddlers and young kids. The slides…read moreare a huge hit! Lifeguards always on watch also

Staff always attentive and very friendly. Locker room is always clean and showers are great. The…read morepool is awesome. Looks perfect. Wonderful stairs to gain access to the pool. It gets crowded in spurts but usually not for long. Most people are super nice and are aware of others around them. Always a great experience.

I take water therapy classes in three days a week. The pool is always clean. The dresser rooms are…read morealways clean for the most part people behind the desk are very cooperative. They do need a better system of checking people in the only have one person in charge of people buying memberships and checking it they really need to improve on that. some of the equipment like the noodles are old and have seen better days. They need to replace those..

Affordable prices and lawn chairs available. The area was clean. Decent sized pool. Staff was very…read morefriendly

It's been hot lately. Like, Africa hot. Kids griping about how hot they are, followed by the…read morequintessential "I'm bored" summer complaining loop and "can we please do somethinggggg" *insert whine-y voice* ~ When it's too hot to hit up the park, the zoo or botanical gardens, and you know you'll get through the aquarium too quickly, and you've already done Explora a few times, and don't feel like going to a movie....you know it's time to get WET! Paradise Hills Pool is a great option if you're on the westside. Reasonable admission fees, lifeguards on point paying attention, nice water slide, a few shady trees and covered table areas, it's a great spot to wear the kids out and catch a few rays. You can bring your own coolers, chairs and floatation devices!! They also serve free lunch in the summer lunch program inside the pool facility on the grass area during the week, and were even open 4th of July with a free popcorn and snow cone machine for the crowd. During the week it can get a little packed at times, try to get there by 12:30 or once they hit max capacity, you'll have to wait in line a bit until someone leaves.

The Sierra Swimming Pool and Tennis Center are really fine public facilities. The staff and life…read moreguards are well trained. I particularly like the refurbished tennis courts and pickleball courts!!

The water temperature and the life guards where nice, but the pool was very dirty and it was not…read morewell kept. The water was cloudy and you when I was swimming I felt leaves and more hitting me.I Have have heard that the pool is cleaner later in the year, but I think the pool should be clean all year round.

My kiddos and I were racially profiled and asked to leave without explanation of why…read more Actually we were told many things that just didn't make any sense. 1. My kids could not be held in the pool by me (their mother)! 2. They couldn't jump in the pool and grab onto the wall to pull themselves up. 3. If they take a swim test they could stay. I questioned why none of the other people were being asked to take a swimming test and I stated we can all swim just fine.. One life guard under her breath stated "I bet you guys can" My kids were not acting crazy, causing trouble or being foolish in any way so I was confused on why we were being asked to leave. I asked for names which they refused to give me. Asked for a refund they refused that as well. Finally I asked for an explanation of what we did wrong and we were told " If you don't leave we will call the cops" I wasn't yelling, I was actually very calm. My 9 year old daughter tried to ask what we did wrong they ignored us........ Trying to explain racially profiling to my little ones really broke my heart.......

When I pen public swimming pool reviews, my 20 years residing in this city feel like I moved here…read moreyesterday, because most people around here know what these pools are all about, they do, they grew up here, and they're not searching Yelp to find out where to take the kids for a swim. And so if you happened to stumble upon this review and you're just wondering what this yahoo from the Midwest has to say about the pool you used to secretly pee in when you were four, don't waste your time, find a cat video or something. They're all over the internet. This review is dedicated to the parent who, like me, has a lil' one or two or three, and they're thinking about swimming in a public pool and they're wondering if the ABQ facilities are safe, generally clean and sanitary, as opposed to the public bathrooms in Old Town. I'm here to assure you, overprotective vulture that you are, that this is a solid pool. It's about the perfect depth, running 3-5 feet throughout, it has one water slide that's covered and the darkness freaks out my daughter so she won't take the leap, there's a kiddie pool, the temperature is right and there are two green grassy areas nearby that offer solace from the heat. A few trees. The lifeguards watch for lightning and, if you're visiting during the monsoon season, they may shut the place down. Don't bitch, they do this for your safety and by the way, you currently reside in the numero uno state for lightning deaths, annually. Oh yeah, and I'm the first to review. Consider this my little contribution to the betterment of the commons.

After wondering about the program and being unsure of what it could do for my children, I can…read moreproudly say that I have been bringing my kids here for about a year now. The program is not only good for their physical health, but their mental health. After the pandemic came and my kids were stuck at home all the time, they really suffered from not seeing friends and family. Involving them in Gracie Barra has been life-changing for them. They are learning not just about self defense, but about taking pride in yourself, how to treat others and yourself with respect, time management, and so many other small life lessons I see them absorbing every day on the mat. The professors truly care about the children and the kind of people they turn into. I would very highly recommend this school to anybody - adult or child - that wants to learn something about themselves.

The best martial arts gym in Albuquerque! The place is super clean. They teach Brazilian JuiJitsu…read moreand Judo as well. They have an amazing kids program and they won first place in the winter tournament! Highly recommend this place!!!

An incredibly special dojo indeed. The knowledge and skill set of the sensei and professors is…read moreclear and present, and the warmth & fellowship of the students and sensei dynamic is tangible. Both youth and adult classes available throughout the week, jiu jitsu, self defense, judo, and sophisticated techniques are incorporated. I highly recommend for anyone youth or adult alike, whether you're interested in competing in the exciting world of jiu jitsu, or simply to learn how to defend and protect yourself in the perils of every day life. I cannot praise this Gracie dojo enough...carry on!

Loving this extracurricular activity for my 7 year old daughter. She's been attending for a few…read moremonths now and I love that she is learning the discipline, team dynamics, and getting some exercise. The professors are great. Patient and gentle with the kids. They answer questions and are excited to have our daughter as a pupil.

I found the YMCA Early Childhood Development Center Daycare through a coworker. I needed interim…read morecare for my 19 month old toddler because we lost our other sitter to a day job, and we were still on a waiting list for a daycare/preschool closer to home. The Y had an opening, and we went. Well, I am really glad that we did. The carers are awesome, they all made a fuss over my son everyday, which was great. They have a little report card they give you at the end of the day so you have some idea how your kidlet ate, napped and generally did during the day. The staff are fun, friendly and have a really good sense of humor, which I really appreciate. They made sure all the kids were fed often, and were prompt to change diapers. My son never had any issues with rashes or other diaper stuff. Pros: The staff are great, very engaged with the kids, and my son was always relaxed and happy at the end of the day. They got to play a lot of games, there's a big space and not too many kids (15 total) for the number of caregivers (3 at any time). They have the same people there, so the kids have consistency in caregivers too, which I really like. They did different activities, painting, drawing, singing, and just playing. Cons: the only con was that the outdoor area isn't ideal. It's in an office building so the outdoor space is concrete. There are foam pads on the ground, so the kids won't get scrapes when they fall, and there's lots of toys, but it's still concrete. I think given the location, and the awesome staff, that isn't a terrble thing for me. Overall, I do recommend YMCS downtown daycare. They are really convenient, really nice and reasonably priced, too!