This pool is genuinely one of the most underrated little spots on the east side . Heated indoor…read morepool, chill people, no fake luxury wellness bs. Just vibes. It feels nostalgic in a comforting way, very classic LA community energy. And 100% kid friendly!!

I was here for a soccer tournament and I'm 8 months pregnant and needed to pee and front desk seen…read moreme in front asking for help and needing help and no one wanted to open the door and assist me. However, when I called they answered and directed me to a restroom across the baseball field there was no way I could have made that. Hopefully the next expecting mommy, does not have to go through what I went through.

I had an extremely frustrating and unprofessional experience at this pool today. I was denied entry…read morebecause the staff disapproved of the shorts I was wearing. What made the situation completely unacceptable and invasive was that the cashier actually reached out and physically touched the shorts while I was wearing them to 'check the material.' Regardless of the facility's dress code policies, this kind of behavior is inappropriate and demeaning. I expected a basic level of professional conduct, but instead, I felt uncomfortable and disrespected. I would not recommend visiting this location if you expect to be treated with any basic level of decency.

Clean & organized. Private lessons are available as well as free swimming time with a very low…read moreentry fee.

My son came here for 4 private lessons. Coach Greg was very kind and patient. I loved this pool…read more The locker rooms could use a bit more work, it's very dark and then doesn't feel very clean or bright. Parking is horrendous but staff was great. It was more affordable to do private lessons here than when we did group swim lessons at the rose bowl. But then there was more parking.

My husband visited this pool due to his normal pool location being closed this week. He said the…read morepool was fantastic and he really liked it, up until he noticed that the showering area allowed male parents to escort their young children which included young girls to walk through this area while grown men were showering and unclothed. When the question was brought to the attention of the staff, it was quickly noted that this is a usual occurrence and an authorized procedure. It was pointed out that there is a small sign that asks the men not to fully uncloth while showering, but it's still ok in the dressing room where the children are coming through with their parents. Does this sound ok to anyone else? Are we missing something?

Had my son in this over the summer the swim teacher didn't even get in the water, and worse when my…read moreson was struggling half way through the pool looking like he was going to drown the swim teacher just walked away. Me and my wife ran in to get him and another swim teacher went to help my son. And then a month later when the class is done with he told my son he didn't pass , WTF ???

The pool is very nice and so are all of the coaches. Our kids had a great time at lessons during…read morethe summer and their water abilities definitely grew! Only negative is the lockers rooms could use updating/fixing and more frequent cleaning.

As someone in their early 40s, I've learned to swim for the first time beginning this year (2026)…read more And naturally I've become just as interested in springboard diving. To my dismay, the pools I've visited within LA County (not all but quite a bit) dont offer diving lessons for adults. For the most part it's something like 17 and younger. Thanks to a Google search, I found this facility. Rose Bowl Aquatic Center. Which does have an adult lesson option. I chose the Adult Learn To Dive, 1 day option. You know, test the waters before going all in with monthly classes. See how it all works out kind of thing. Absolutely fantastic! Class was from 12:30-2:00 and it was totally worth it. Coach Jean Luc, excellent instructor! Clear, easy to understand instruction and enlightening feedback on each and every dive. When I made a mistake he was able to point out exactly what happened and how to easily correct it. His younger assistant Issac was totally awesome and helpful as well. Special thanks also to those who participated in the class. Everyone was very welcoming, upbeat, and encouraging. And most of them we're regulars from what I gathered. Also I think it's worth mentioning for those who may be in a similar situation as myself. I am currently overweight. Which I was quite self conscious about when signing up. And with diving, you're kind of on display for a short amount of time till you take that plunge. But thankfully as I mentioned, everyone was absolutely welcoming and did not make me feel judged at all.

I have a monthly membership here and I enjoy coming and swimming here. They have two large pools,…read moreare open often and have lots of lanes. However, as lap swimmer, I really think there are a lot of things they can improve to create a better experience for lap swimmers to determine when lanes are open. They have pretty poor communication, despite online tools for determining when lanes are open. First they post a link to a google calendar for each pool and the schedule. The problem is the way the schedule is laid out is confusing. For example they will not bracket the schedule changes for the pool, by that I mean they will tell you when a change starts, but not always when it ends. Or they communicate for what his going on for the other lanes during certain times. 9am Diving - Lanes 14-20 9:30 Lap Swim - Lanes 6-9 There's 5 lanes completely unaccounted for. Or sometimes they will post times like this and the lanes listed conflict with on another for example it shows below that lane 9 ends at two different times. Laps are listed, twice instead of one. 8 - 9:30 am Lap Swim - Lanes 11-20 8 - 9am Lap Swim - Lanes 6-9 8:55am - 2:05pm Swim Lessons - Lanes 1-9 They list the lanes open, but they don't actually label the lanes at the pool, so I'm not sure why. It feels like this is an internal calendar not a consumer facing one. They should just make this simple. Show the start and end times of a changeover and list the available changes like 8AM-9AM - 13 lap lanes (list the lanes), 9 Swim lesson lanes (list the lanes) 9AM - 2PM - 3 lap lanes (list the lanes), 9 Swim lesson lanes (list the lanes) The way they layout the information is extremely confusing, complicated and you have to do a lot of math to figure out what's available, when it can be much clearer, simpler and easier to communicate. They should really lay this out visually like a Google calendar broken down in color coded blocks of time or in columns broken down by categories for Lessons, Lap Swim, Diving, Classes... That way you can just turn off what isn't relevant to you and see what's available quickly. Sometimes change overs don't occur at the listed time and you're stuck wondering if the calendar is wrong. Then they have a camera feed online so you can see the pool live. Great idea, but completely useless in practice. It's clear the camera is old, so the resolution is poor. It's also placed at the short end of the pool near the front. so you can't actually see any of the lap lanes in the distance with any clarity, so you have to zoom in to see if anyone is the lanes but you can't. The way the site is implemented is the feed auto switches between the two camera (the one for the other pool) before you can make anything out and if you can zoom it it's too hard to make anything out. So it serves no purpose. It's ridiculous. Upgrade the camera. Put them on both ends, or at least move it to the long end so you can see clearly if the lanes are full. And let the user control what they see. They also have this cone system they've implemented to let people know when a lane is open for swimming, lessons or something else at the time of the change over. But the problem is the key for what the cones mean, is at the front of the building. Why not just print what the cones mean directly not the cone itself. So you don't have to walk back and read it? The showers constantly have broken soap dispensers and shower heads. And even though they break the time, the keep replacing everything with the same shower heads and soap dispensers. I get that this can be a cost but they don't have that many showers and these days there are so many options I can not image it's that hard to find something both quality and budget friendly to avoid this problem. Finally their communication of closures can be a lot better. I buy a monthly pass, and swim often. There have been many times when the facility was closed with a weeks notice, sometimes for an entire week. If you're going to do that you need to let people know in advance so they don't waste money on membership they can't use a quarter of. Or the pool has been closed for 'contamination.' They do not specify what that means, even when asked. That is crazy. I get that some of these things might cost money. But some of them cost nothing at all. They are just simple changes that can be made tomorrow if there was more thoughtfulness and care put into the experience of the user. It feels like this place is trapped in time and put on auto pilot. Every single solution doesn't need to be the cheapest lowest effort solution all the time. You can create a better experience.

We've been very pleased with this swim school. Our 5 year old daughter has been going here once a…read moreweek for almost a year now and we've seen the progression in her skills. Mr. Shin is very communicative and understanding if we need to make up classes. The coaches here are great, super patient and kind. I have not seen turnover with the coaches which says a lot about the school itself. Good ratio 1:3, lots of water exposure, no pressure to test skills, and very reasonably priced.

Is a great swimming school. I used to go there while when I was little but not anymore but I will…read more I enjoyed my time over there. Hope people go there and keep swimming from Jason

We recently rented this facility for a private birthday party for family and friends. Everything…read morefrom start to finish went so smoothly and it was one of the best venues I've ever booked for my son's birthday. Everyone loved the privacy and the entire facility. My family be friends has such a good time and most importantly, my son had a wonderful time. Will definitely book with them again. If you're looking for a venue for a summer party, this place is definitely a wonderful choice!

Budget friendly and local option. There is a pool, splash pad area, and two giant water chutes for…read morean afternoon of fun. It does get crowded by mid-afternoon so I suggest waiting 15 minutes before it opens. The water chutes feel like a mini water coaster. My toddler enjoyed himself and begged to go on the water chutes, but he'll have to be a little taller before he can go. Lifeguards and recreational staff are friendly and attentive. As a bonus, it is by a major shopping plaza in San Gabriel with 99 Ranch, restaurants, milk tea and spas. Warning, parking is limited.

Been swimming here for years, I've always like this place a lot more than others due to the large…read morepool size with lanes to swim in, the jacuzzi I don't find in other swimming stadiums at parks, and the place is always clean. The staff have always been friendly.

Staff/ supervisor is taking advantage of her position. They just kicked us out because we didn't…read morewant to leave our two year old daughter outside the water in the benches to follow there 1 adult per child rule in water. There should be a bit more common sense + better leadership.