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Heritage PACE

5.0 (1 review)
Open • 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

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My first visit here was for a swimming championship my son participated in. Located near Memorial…read moreColiseum as part of the Exposition Park campus, the LA84 Foundation / John C. Argue stadium is an outdoor aquatic center that has hosted the 1932 and 1984 Olympic events. This facility will also be used for the 2028 Olympics. There are 2 pools, 1 each for adults and children and bench seating for a few thousand. There have been upgrades and renovations over the past century, adding the Olympic Rings on the side of the building, which were lit at the opening ceremony at Memorial Coliseum at the 1984 Pantheon

Solid average and affordable gym to work out in. It's only $35 for adults per month, or for 3…read moremonths at $70. The quarterly includes access to the outdoor heated pool that's open year round. Just pay attention to the schedule for when the open, lap pool is available. There's a kiddie play area in the pool area too. I calculated it out and if you go at least 4.6 times a month, you'll have made it worth your money on the quarterly pass. They also offer a number of exercise training classes for adults and seniors. There is a locker and shower room. If you want to use the locker, you'll need to bring your own lock. Some people leave their stuff on the sides of the room, so it's your own risk to watch your stuff while you work out. I just don't bring a ton of stuff. There's 2 main rooms - a weight room and a cardio/weight room. I'm not sure about the weight room area, but the cardio room has TV's that are always playing sports and 2 different national news stations. There's free wifi so you can stream your own music too, which I think is a nice plus. A lot of the machines are pretty old, some aren't working. The space is somewhat small too, but not impossibly crowded. Pay attention to closure dates - since it's a City Recreation center, it offers a lot of different services and is also impacted by various events like USC and Rams games, so pay attention to the closure dates posted. They also give you a free parking pass. Make sure you ask for it after you sign up for membership. There are parking spots right along the gym that are marked reserved - those spots are for people with the parking pass sticker. I gave it 3 stars because it really is a 3 star quality experience, but if you're cool with something pretty basic, I think it's a great, affordable work out option.

Heritage PACE - seniorcenters - Updated October 2026

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