Special pool events and capacity are not posted until you get there. I have wasted several trips to…read morefind out they are at capacity, closed for events, and/or closing early, etc. Front desk is run by a bunch of teenagers. Not the best customer service. Not helpful. Not welcoming. My kid just wants to go swimming...it shouldn't be this difficult.

This is my favorite park to run or walk at in the mornings. It's always clean, peaceful, and almost…read moreempty during the week, which makes it the perfect place to start the day. Parking is always easy, and I love the area it's in. I usually come with my sister, but honestly, I'd have no problem coming alone because the vibe is just that chill. Definitely recommend.

Excellent swim facility in the city of Cerritos! Once used as a training facility for the 1984…read moreOlympics swim athletes, it is one of the largest indoor swimming pools in LA county. Whether it be for swim classes, swim competitions/swim meets, or recreational swim; the Cerritos Olympic Swim Center is an excellent choice for all your swimming needs. Parking is free and easy to find, off of 166th street and not too far from the 91 freeway (Bloomfield exit) or 5 freeway (Carmenita exit). This indoor pool is great for both swim and fitness, for all ages, and very safe.

Do not come here. Workers are disrespectful and the facility is very unsanitary. Look around to…read morefind a better facility to get your workouts done.

The lanes are nice and wide and the pool is in good condition. I came in for the lap swim on a…read moreMonday morning at 8am and I easily found a lane just to myself. The staff is super friendly and personable. They say hi and welcome you, which made me feel very safe and happy to be there. The men's locker room and showers are do for an upgrade and the water in the shower was freezing, or as my friend says, invigorating! I waited a bit for it to warm up with no luck. Just jumped in and jumped out as fast as possible. The pool was safe, clean, and a great place to get your swim on.

Workers were very rude and not friendly, they pick and choose who can't get in the water, they say…read moreno cotton allowed but there was multiple people wearing cotton and I wasn't allowed to go in to be able to take care of my kid who had autism. lady came up to my face rudely and said I wasn't allowed to leave my items near the plant although there was a lot of items there and all benches were taken. Overall bad experience and bad workers with horrible attitude. do better.

The 10-lane lap pool, located on CSULB's north campus, is open to the public 5 days a week. It can…read morebe found between the Horn Center and the Engineering buildings, and its cheap! $1 to swim! A month long swim pass is available for $25, saving the regulars a couple bucks/month. You dont have to be a student, they dont check IDs, and paying is typically by way of the honor system. Because of classes, water polo, and whatever else they do here, the pool is only available for "open lap swim" during limited hours, which is my only complaint. On the other hand, they are open all damn day, so thats a plus. Early mornings are usually not overcrowded; afternoons get busier, often requiring swimmers to share lanes; and i have yet to swim here in the evenings. Its an outdoor pool, and the summer weather on campus is nice, so ive been using this place up like no other. Fall (open-lap swim) pool hours: Mon - Fri: 6:30am-8am; 12pm-1pm Mon - Thur: 7pm-8pm

Love this pool! Water Temps warm, views of palm trees and the ocean…read more. Rusty's water aerobics classes may change your life and most certainly will make your day..

Colorado Lagoon is truly a gem within the City of Long Beach. Free admission and a stunning…read morelocation that was saved from neglect and pollution by the City....thank you! So many wonderful activities including swimming in the lagoon, hiking, running, sunbathing, picnicking, bird watching and native plant hunting. There's even a model boat club on the premises and lots of resources for education. The parking lot meters are in effect 10 am to 4 pm; free street parking is also available. This is truly an amazing free resource for all of Los Angeles.

A beautiful lagoon that has walking path and plenty of green and a crossing bridge from the north…read moreto south end. I saw people swam in the lagoon. It's a lovely place to walked around and enjoy the day or evening or whatever you're for. There are benches for you to sit and do work or have a picnic. It's next to the golf course and neighborhood area and nearby a cafe place with delish food.

Horrible swim lessons for kids. Communication is poor and through emails/texts only. Alyssa who is…read morein charge does not provide clear instructions. My kids have ASD and there's different teachers each week; no consistency, no feedback. These instructors are young, mostly high-school students who have different styles and don't really have a lesson plan for each child. They don't really care because it's not like they'll be teaching the same child again. Like, how would you know what they're working on when there's a different person every week and they all have different styles of swimming?!?! The lanes are shared by 5 people (x2) so they're bumping into each other. It's crowded, and again no direction. This place uses the Cerritos College aquatic pool and you have to pay for parking. This place sucks! My kids didn't learn anything new. Stay away from this place! Go somewhere else.

This program is amazing! Our friend recommended this program when my son had a hard time passing…read morehis junior lifeguard swim test. We came here needing to shave off about 40 seconds in his swim time for the test and he was able to do it after just one week in this program! The coaches are so caring and approachable, and they really work on giving feedback on all aspects of swimming. I could see an improvement every time we showed up to the pool. I cannot recommend this program enough, thank you to all the coaches for helping my son pass his test! We couldn't have done it without you!

Had a birthday party there for my seven year-old son the host was very easy to work with very…read moreaccommodating, very beautiful clean property. I definitely recommend it for a smooth, relaxing party or if you just wanna get away with your significant other, they definitely get five stars from me. much respect to the whole resort and how they took care of me and my family.

Rented the Juarez Resort pool out for a couple hours. The host came out to greet us and even…read moreoffered my kids and I some ice cold drinks. Pool and backyard was Very clean and maintained. It also has a clean restroom on the side available to use and a changing room near the restroom. We definitely will book again.

I used to love swimming here, but I pay to swim laps for one hour, and the Latino Supervisor plays…read moreBad Bunny Spanish music and says, "He plays it to upset all the old people (including me)". I informed him that "I was going to contact the City Council Member". He said, "So what, he's Mexican too". Now I swim at the YMCA in Lakewood only. It's really sad, I live in Long Beach and can't swim laps there because the music caters to Hispanics only. If you had a meeting in their conference room with all the other swimmers, you'd be surprised that I am not alone in this matter. There are a lot of White Americans, African Americans, and only a few Latino swimmers who swim from 6:00 - 7:00 a.m. This review is long overdue. I still have a lot of money on my Long Beach pool card, yet I prefer going to the YMCA at Lakewood.

Water is way too warm 85 and inside. No lanes dividers. I had a lady swimming all over the place…read more Smell heavy chlorine but that could be because pool is inside. Parking area on street does not look safe :( don't think I'll be back.. Belmont is so much nicer but.. so crowded.. If anybody knows a pool I can lap swim. Please let me know..

Evelyn taught my daughter her first swim lessons and got her use to the water and did assisted back…read morefloats and breath control, very cool. Caia help my daughter push off and swim to her and did 5 second of spotted back float on her own, awesome work. Once my daughter got more confident in the water Alejandro went over blowing bubbles/breath control in water, 10 second spotted back floats on her own and push off swimming, so proud and great work. Overall, my daughter is soon to be on her 10th lesson and I've seen progress. Jade the manager was also very helpful and supportive. Thank you Big Blue!

I signed up my son (Max) for Big Blue's Super Improver Clinic program. The instructors, Alena,…read moreJessica, and Montserrat, did an amazing job helping him improve his swimming skills! It was because of them that I kept him in the program until it ended. Before joining the clinic, he had no prior swimming experience. After a few weeks, I noticed significant improvements in his confidence in the pool and trust in his instructors. As the program came to an end, he learned how to swim without assistance from his instructor or a life vest. All this is to say that I plan to bring my son back to Big Blue to sharpen his swimming skills! I also want to give a shout-out to Ethan and Wisdom for helping my son early on when he struggled to get comfortable in the pool and for cheering him on, which helped build his confidence.

After Covid I was told that my pass I bought for my kid was still valid. Daniel said just too…read moreretain the email when it opens again. 2 years later & have been emailing about it but no one replies anymore. He didn't want to refund me as well since he said I already used them but covid hit so the classes were halted. At least partial refund would have been nice & there should be exception since there was a pandemic

My baby is 9 mi this old and this is a friendly place to learn water safety. Mr. Alex and Ms…read moreJocelyn are his instructors. They are awesome!!!