Fave place to be in the summer with the kiddos! It's less than 2 miles from us and the kids just…read morelove it

After visiting the 24 hour sculpture park I took my son to this water park. We truly enjoyed…read moreourselves and plan on going back soon. It was $12 each for non-residents and the children and adults we're friendly and welcoming . The bathroom facilities were ok hence the 4 instead of 5 stars . All in all my son had a ball and made a new friend. A hidden gem in this area. Parking is challenging so I suggest an early arrival . I did see parents bring in snacks , however we opted for dinner at nearby Bahama Breeze.

Cool pool friendly staff. But they lock diving boards so u can't change the settings of it. Deep…read morepool has leaves in it and hair ties. People brake bathrooms soap dispensers.

Loved the pool. If you're looking To just get out of the sun…read moreand get in some water great place to visit

Absolutely recommending this beautiful facility.Very clean .Lovely Kelly working on Thursdays, was…read moreso informative over the phone.Great Aquatics manager Tyson also explained the entire facility to me.I wish I found out about Elk Grove Facility sooner.Great job .Employees are very pleasant.The cleaning staff is excellent.Rita & I believe Alberto . Very kind.Thank you .Great job Management. Renata Lobodzinski.

Good variety of things to do here. Pools, dance, gym, basketball court, etc…read more The therapy pool is so relaxing. Although, the staff here say its open in the evenings when mon- fri, there are swim lessons held here. This pool isn't open in the morning or afternoons during the week either. The best time to use the therapy pool is on the weekends. When the weather is good, outside pool is really a vibe! There's music playing and you can drift off into your summer paradise!

The Pro's: Facility is big and has many options…read more The Con's: This community pool seems to have the wrong priorities. Management is extremely incompetent. Half the pool was closed for summer 2024. The options offered was to go out of town and travel 20 minutes and use a pool 1/3 of the size. Additional incompetence examples are that on Saturday July 13, this facility decided to host a private swimming event for people who don't PAY TAXES to the village of Bartlett. Shutting down the facility for the residents that not only pay a ridiculous amount of taxes to live in Bartlett but additionally pay a pool membership to use the facility. If you host a private event in a PUBLIC space, provide transparency on how much revenue this is generating and give a tax break or compensate your tax payers and/or members. In conclusion. Like every other tax funded facility/program... it's a waste of tax payers money.

The facility is nice, however, the music was so loud and there was nowhere to sit away from a…read morespeaker. Also, food area was very dirty. Garbage and food were thrown in the garden and many of the tables were dirty.

Meineke Recreation Center (the location on Weathersfield Rd) is pretty decent for basic workouts…read more They have plenty of machines, weights and stationary bikes in 1 room. The coinciding gym also has a nice walking/jogging track above it with windows so it doesn't feel like you're closed in. They have secure lockers, showers and changing areas. It's not too crowded during weekdays and getting in and out is a breeze. Price structure on memberships is very reasonable. Staff is very helpful and can provide info on many of the various classes and programs.

ALWAYS broken treadmills and stationary bikes that stay unusable for weeks and weeks. Even the…read moreones that 'work' aren't fully operational such as no heart monitor and sound issues on tv. Despite alerting staff to issues nothing gets fixed with some units out for over a month. Equipment is marginally clean. I do enjoy this workout center and would give it better ratings if it wasn't so frustrating to find working equipment when visiting. I am left confused as to why repair and upkeep is so tardy or absent.

Schaumburg Park District has a few locations and this one is a bit farther for us but we visited…read moreonce as the Meineke Center was being remodeled. This location is relatively newer and provides all the workout necessities; indoor track, locker rooms, showers, weights, treadmills etc... Check-in is on the main floor and workout areas are upstairs. The indoor track is basically small and in the middle of the floor with weights and machines inside the track and to the outside perimeter. To exit after your workout you need to go thru the locker rooms.

Other people commented on the intense level of chlorine in the water and the frigid temps. I was…read moreoverly optimistic that these issues had been remedied. Unfortunately, my experience was similar. The water was unbearably cold- to the point that my fun loving, up for anything child asked to leave after 40 minutes. And the chlorine made my eyes and skin burn. The structure itself is cute and the staff seemed attentive. But can't get past the temp and chlorine.

I think what Lifetime fitness is doing to it's senior members that are part of Medicare silver…read moresneakers program on Medicare is not only ridiculous but seems like age discrimination, They now want members that are part of senior sneakers to wait for 5 1/2 hours AFTER they open for us to be able to check in and I happily canceled my membership when I heard about their new and unfair rules. I won't really miss Lifetime being that it's annoyingly loud in the club and crowded much of the time, but the new hours for Silver sneakers members is the last straw.

If your primary interest is basketball, don't bother considering Life Time Fitness as an option…read more This location, and most others, has sacrificed half of the original basketball court space for pickleball. Due to the limited space, you'll regularly end up shooting around with 3 to 5 people on a single hoop. If you do luck into a time when the court isn't overcrowded, you'll have to endure 2 incredibly annoying sounds ad nauseam: the percussive sound of a pickleball being hit every 3 seconds (cuts through noise canceling), and boomer pickleball players screaming after every volley with the intensity of having just witnessed a walk-off grand slam in a World Series game. The final straw was being told to leave the basketball court due to it being reserved as spectator space for pickleball (see photos). Life Time is no longer a viable place for basketball. Like a casino, the current focus is on extracting as much revenue as possible from a demographic that has little time left. Hopefully, the trend fades away in unison with its primary demographic.

The pool was fun and there was not many people except when I went to the "snack shack" I wanted to…read moresnack on some m&m's. So, I put in $3 cause they cost $2.25 and the machine just gave me back $0.75. NO M&M'S!!! I went to the life guard they said "it's not their machine" I went to the office, "so sorry nothing we could do" My mom paid $30 for 3 people to go in and they can't give me back $3??!!! Not cool bruh.

They close whenever they want and do not update times on their website. Do not waste your time…read morecoming here unless you call ahead of time.

The staff are friendly they keep the gym clean. Staff are always willing to give a spot, every…read moreperson in the gym is friendly I have yet to meet anyone negative in a year being here. Would happily re up my contract

My sons are enrolled in swim class here, keep in mind the classes are only half an hour long. It is…read moreunfair to my children that they start the classes late but end them at 5:15 on the dot. They have one instructor per group which is fine but most of the time the instructors are talking amongst each other and don't pay attention the students at all, or they are hyper focused on one child only. It isn't fair that we're paying good money to have our children not being taught to improve their skills. Something needs to change.

Looking for a zero depth entry level pool with a little kid slide, fenced in splash pad for the 5 &…read moreunder, diving well, and flow rider (can learn to body surf / begin wake board) then this place is for you. If you are looking for a welcoming place to get back into the swim of things then you will be pleasantly surprised. Even when taking my 200+ post baby body to the pool there were no odd looks, stares, or negative responses that I have received at other pools. A family friendly place that encourages all to have safe fun. For those out of resident people that have 2-4 family members the season pass pays for itself within 6 visits or less. -- Just read a different review for this location. FYI - they do have a calendar of events. suggest checking the schedule to know when late opening due to swim meet or if interested (or NOT) in the yearly battle of the bands date. I used to be a life guard and can see the warning signs. I have witnessed several situations (6) where the life guards were vigilant and attentive in rescuing those in need. Not sure if they still do this but head life guard picked someone at random and asked them to subtly test their lifeguards sometime during their visit (Suggestion: be underwater for extended period, grab lap lane & pretend to have a leg cramp and drag self along to edge see if assistance is offered) to keep the lifeguards on their toes. By trying to teach lifeguards to look for warning signs of a potential problem I think they are doing a great job.