The city maintains a lovely little family pool and a nice lap pool. They are highly accessible and…read moreaffordable and well-kept.

Really nice indoor aquatic center with two 25-yard lap pools. One of the pools has a zero-depth…read moreentry ramp for those with mobility issues. Both pools are lightly used in the early afternoon, if you can get here before 3pm you will have your own lane and maybe even an entire pool to yourself. They have locker room facilities (bring your own lock), showers, and restrooms. Drop-ins are $5, there's a lot for parking.

Don't waist your $$$! They will charge when they decide to cancel classes last min. Essentially…read morecharging you for services they don't provide or even offer.

The instructors are nice. Flexible schedule. Very deceptive billing. Read the fine print or you…read morewill be finding charges that you didn't expect. Employees gave wrong info on billing several times and the manager refused to help.

We have been here twice now, and both times my son and I had a blast !! It is super affordable,…read moreright next to the St. Paul police station- (so it feels very safe), plenty of parking, room to do different activities in separate pools, and did I mention the glizzys at the snack bar?! Only $8 for adults and kids under 2 years old are free! There is a couple mandatory 25 min breaks, but it's a good time to grab a bite to eat. The splash pad stays open if you get too hot or for it the little ones that can't sit still for very long! (Like my son lol). Come early if you want a foldable chair for sun bathing, the place fills up very quick, but there's always usually some room in the back grassy area for you to lay down a towel and cozy up with a good book. If you get hungry, run to the snack bar and they've got multiple options for hot dog toppings and even a meal deal with chips and a drink! The staff are always so kind and they also have life jacket rentals for FREE! (with admission) We will absolutely be spending more hot summer days here!

Dear Municipal Pool,…read more Thank you. I love you. See you next year. XOXO, Katherine B What is it that you want from your public pool? I want a fairly cheap entry fee and lots of seating and a decent sized pool. That's all. Highland has this, and more! Parking, shade, a decent bathroom and concessions. You can bring your own food in. Plenty of space for the little ones to play in the two small pools/splash pads. A good diving board for the bigger kids. (The drop slides aren't really drop slides per se, and they are best for shorter kids) A big water slide...that's truly only ok but who cares. A HUGE POOL. With a HUGE DEEP END. No lifejackets in the deep end, and still a large area where your tweens+ can easily touch. Bring a pool friendly throwing item. (no nerf, just light weight stuff that won't hurt if you get bonked. The lifeguards will tell you)

One of the best swim schools we have been to. Highly recommended. The teachers are friendly and the…read morefacility is accommodating.

For the last two months I brought my 18 month old son to Atlantis to learn to swim in the Guppy…read moreprogram. All I can say was that it was amazing, the staff was fantastic and they were very accommodating if we had to miss a class. We're going to miss swimming there when we move to South Carolina

We popped in for Open Swim over my lunch break. The staff were warm and inviting. The facility…read morewas clean and so fun... like stepping into the tropics on a cold, snowy Minnesota day. It was our babies first time in a pool and it was a wonderful experience. We hope to sign her up for lessons soon.

LOVE this place. Everyone is so friendly and the instructors are fantastic with kids. The…read moreatmosphere is family-friendly in a convenient location. Highly recommend Goldfish to anyone looking for an inclusive small group setting for their young swimmer.

This is a bit of a factory, but my daughter loves Goldfish and has been learning a lot in her…read moreswimming journey! To start, the space is kept very warm, which is great for young swimmers! The pool water and the pool area are vey comfortable for the swimmers and the family members waiting. They also have all of the Anne ties you might need such as showers, swim suit swimmers and plenty changing rooms. The one thing I don't love is that they advertise a 30 minute lesson but they don't usually start my daughter's class until about 5-6 min after the start of the hour but and exactly at 30 past the hour. Also, they have between 1-4 kids per plane, so that also limits how much swimming time they actually get. I wish there was more consistency.

We absolutely love having our 4 and 7 year old at swim lessons here. We spent thousands of dollars…read moreand years at Foss with no luck in getting my then 5 year old swimming. Within a couple of months here - he was swimming the entire length of the pool on his own. The teachers are great, super friendly and I love the fact that you move up levels as soon as you pass all the skills - you don't have to have a mid session assessment like you do at Foss. Another great thing about Goldfish is the fact that you can sign up any time and I've been able to easily get both of my kids lessons in the same time slot. If you are looking for a great place for your kiddo to learn how to swim, look no further!!

The address that is listed with this is currently wrong - these lessons take place in the Butler…read moreBuilding on the St. Catherine University campus in St. Paul's Mac-Groveland neighborhood. We've had a kid in the summer swim sessions (there are three sessions a summer) the past three years. I love it because the teachers are great (I assume they are St. Kate's swim team members), its well organized, the facilities are nice, and the kids learn a ton because they go every day for 2 or 3 weeks rather than once a week for eight to ten weeks, which is what most swim lessons are like. It seems like the learning is stronger with the every day method. I've continued to be extremely pleased with the program, and plan to continue to have a kid as a participant for many summers to come!

I was in the market to get my child enrolled in swim lessons when this ad pulled up on social…read moremedia. We signed our child up and have been pretty happy with the lessons overall. They mentioned that they will do a preview lesson for children (which is free) and you can decide to enroll. What is doesn't say is that children under a certain age are not eligible for the preview lesson. I had called to ask a couple of questions about what to bring and that's when they told me, so I'm glad I didn't find out when I showed up. However, you can still do a tour and look around, so that might be worthwhile if you're considering it. The first day of the lesson was pretty chaotic. They have multiple swim areas and one big family changing room with stalls, so it was a lot of people with stuff everywhere. We were not prepared and had too much stuff with us, so the first lesson was a bit of a challenge (plus it was quite cold out, so we had coats). It was packed in there with few places to sit, so that was part of the challenge. As the weeks have gone on it's been less crowded and we have figured out a good system for changing and getting ready by bringing fewer things, so that has helped. The instructor Anna is really wonderful. We're in a baby/toddler group and she does a fantastic job. She explains everything and the parents are in there with the littles, although it is a little hard to hear at times because of the many groups at once. She is very patient when the babies aren't feeling it and has provided some good feedback to us. The lessons are 30 minutes long and it's a little pricey at more than $25 a lesson. You have to enroll in and pay for a whole semester at a time, which are 9-ish to 14-ish weeks. The groups are small (I think our group is 5 kids) and there seems to be some personal attention during the lesson, so that is a definite benefit. It's lots of cute songs and toys at that age to make it fun and engaging. Overall, my child enjoys his lessons and we are pleased with the quality of the instruction. I would definitely sign him up for another lesson if he is interested. Definitely recommend doing a tour or a preview lesson before signing up just so you know what you're in for.

Our son did the winter quarter after doing two quarters at an alternate swim school and the…read moreexperience was night and day. He learned so much w Taylor from FOSS. He's now confident enough to try to swim by himself and to dunk his head at bath time. He even imitates games of finding toys w goggles now. The only downside is the cost. I'd love to go back for another quarter but spring and summer are more expensive (unless winter had a special this year or something) so we will be waiting on a hopeful coupon or continue FOSS after daycare expenses let up. Great experience if you can afford it.

LOVE Rachel! Our son has improved leaps and bounds and always has fun at his lessons.read more

From the owner: Life Time's first dedicated aquatics facility is the ultimate swim destination and showcases the…read morebest of our swim programs, amenities and coaches. Everyone is welcome here you don't have to be a Life Time member to swim.

8900 for the course. You can do online or in Minnesota. Looks like a good course if you want…read moreaviation field.

Hello TTA! It's Lina Goldsmith graduate of fall class 2019. I'm resting and ready for training with…read moreOmni Air International. TTA has been the best experience and I'm so looking forward to more. It's such an exciting time! I leave Monday from LA to Dallas to train as an FA with OAI. I feel so much more ready and prepared due to my training with staff at TTA especially Miss Lynn!! Miss you so much !! A big shout out to Angie, Charlie, Katie and Miss Erin. I will make you all proud ! Thank you so much for everything ! I will be in touch and will rock training! I'm so grateful for this opportunity and I know I would not have it if not for the skills and training I had with TTA. Miss you all always! I hope to come visit sometime ! Respectfully Yours, Lina G.