This place is a beautiful LA gem... aside from it's historical significance ('84 Olympics), the…read morepool has a beautiful, safe & fun "family" area with an interactive Splash zone for the kids (meaning the kids can control some the height & force of the splashing guns). There are deeper lap areas & a section for older kids & adults, but the true gem is the family section. It appears the family pool must be maintained with salt, so you don't get as much of a chlorine smell or residue. Some things to know if you go, which I had to learn by trial & error on my 1st trip there (last week) because they don't do a good job on their website of informing you of the rules - I found out everything by telling the workers it was my first time & then getting bits & pieces of information from different employees: 1 - you enter to the far left of the building & buy a ticket then circle back to the entrance. It was $9 for my dad, 4 yo daughter, 6 month old (yes, they charge for babies!) and myself. $9 for all 4 of us isn't bad, since some pools are $10 per adult. There are very moderately priced monthly memberships from what I understand. If you have children under 7yo, you each get a matching wrist band which means you agree to stay within an arms length of your child at all times. 2 - once you enter, you have to go to the locker room & change into your swim clothes, they won't let you into the pool area unless you are ready to get in, i.e. I had on a dress cover up over my swimsuit & I was told I had to take that off in the locker room and store it. 3 - You must store your bags & there are two options for this. 1 - you can use lockers but you must bring your own lock. 2 - there is a "bag drop off" where you can leave your bags & they give you a pin with a # which you attach to your swimsuit & bring back to exchange for your bags. 4 - Next you shower off before heading out to the pool. Other than yourself in your swimsuit you can only take a towel, your flip flops, your sunscreen & a water bottle. They did let me bring in a small bag with baby supplies. And some of the entrance monitors must be stricter than others because I was told you can't take a phone or leave any unattended bags but I saw plenty of this out there. On my first (& only as of yet) visit, after figuring this all out by trial & error, I was ready to give up on this pool... but my daughter was so excited and it looked so pretty we quickly forgot about that. The lifeguards are super vigilant & friendly, there are many of them, so I felt my child was really safe there. The management and most of the service associates were very friendly (although strict, which is good). I saw a couple of the managers (I assume they were the management) walking around talking to parents, making sure everyone was having a good time & safe. I did hit a snafu with the associates in the bag drop/locker room. Being my first time there, I assumed all three bag drop windows were open and being serviced. The associates saw me (and a few women) standing there, even looked at me directly, but failed to ever mention that window was not going to be attended. Instead they let us all stand there for over 10 minutes until I finally asked if that window we were standing at was open. One associate in particular gave major attitude & rudely said "NO" and the other one just ignored me. I asked if they ever planned to let us know & again, just ignored me. So I walked over to another window, which by now had a long line, & when I got to the front the "ruder" of the attendants just reached out her hand for my pin/ticket... I again told her "you know it's my first time here, you should have told us you were not planning to attend that window" and again she just stared at me and didn't even answer me, just gave me my bags and reached out for the next persons pin. I marched right over to the pool entrance & explained what happened. A lifeguard helped me & sincerely apologized & said they really try to train on good customer service, so she called over a manager... who also apologized & said he would talk to her & when I said "thank you, please do" he seemed annoyed that I said that... lol... I hope they can work out their customer service issues with their associates because physically this is a beautiful, clean, safe family pool that should be enjoyed by more local families. I'll give it another try, as it's in my neighborhood & I like to stay local & support nearby locales. I'll update if the customer service experience improves or not!

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 ???

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.

Great facility for a swim meet!! Right in the heart of the USC campus. Beautiful poolsread more

Awesome facilities for the Trojan Swimming and Diving Teams and families and friends, all thanks to…read morethe leadership and generosity of Fred and the Uytengsu Family! Worth the visit to campus and or to an event. We will be seeing more of this beautiful complex as part of the Swimming competition at the upcoming Olympics, officially known as the Games of the XXXIV Olympiad, and commonly known as Los Angeles 2028 or LA28. Upcoming international multi-sports events are scheduled to take place from July 14 to July 30, 2028 in and around Los Angeles, California! For more, see: https://youtu.be/xSKGuOUkST8

Working with Sunsplash Pool Builders was one of the best decisions we made for our home. From the…read morevery beginning, they were clear, communicative, and professional. The entire construction process went so smoothly--it honestly couldn't have gone better. The only hiccup came from delays with the city's building department where they needed extra steel reinforcement, but Sunsplash handled everything with patience and kept us updated the whole time. Their quote came in a bit higher than some others we received, but looking back, I'm so glad we chose them. The peace of mind, the quality of the work, and the total lack of issues made it well worth it. You really get what you pay for. We love our new pool, and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Sunsplash to anyone looking to build or remodel. They truly care about the work they do and it shows.

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A substantial food menu & drinks poolside! Great service, beautiful views, and a lot of lounge…read morechairs & about 4 cabanas. Music from the speakers, a little greenery, and a cool breeze. Very nice.

Food was terrible. I would leave here and eat anywhere else. So disappointed. The burger was…read moreovercooked making a dry burnt burger. Adding to it, it was a dry stale bun that crumbled while trying to eat. The staff was the only plus.

An absolute gem for outdoor swimming. I've only been here a few times but have already decided it…read morebest to buy a 15 visit pass. You can save quite a bit this way. Yet once you've paid, the lap lanes are first come first served. Mostly an older crowd including myself swimming here. And it gets full pretty fast. Yet there's plenty of bench seating to wait for someone to exit a lane. Which get deeper as you progress down the path. 12 feet being the deepest. Kickboards and buoys also available. Showers so far have had plenty of warm water, which is great. And the locker room area is well maintained. Urinals and sinks included. Lifeguards always on duty. So youre good.

Clean pool. Cheap. They have 3 pools. They have one kiddy pool a lap pool and a regular pool.read more

Surprised it's only 23 reviews for this place. Because believe me, judging by personal experience…read moreand or the parking on any given day, this pool is about as busy and as valued a resource to this particular community is they come. And while this review will focus on the pool once more, the entire complex is well put together with the exception of the available parking. Other than the olympic size pool downtown near the Coliseum, (which dates back about a century), I'd go as far as to say this is either the second or third best in the city and or county of LA system. You can purchase all kinds of passes, but you must be mindful of all the various schools, programs, and litany of classes that you will have to navigate around. And it's mentioned before, getting a parking spot is on par with winning a small lottery.

Showed up today at 2:30 just find out they're closed for the day…read more I wish park district facilities could be updated online.