Mira Lagos is a nice community not too far from Joe Pool Lake. I'm not a resident but I have…read morevisited this pool a couple of times to take an Aqua Zumba class from Nicole. The pool is really nice and a good size to accommodate many individuals. We had an Aqua Zumba class that took up about half the pool and the other half of the pool was full of families and kids swimming and lounging in the water. The only drawback is that some of the residents are kind of rude, which is to be expected in a community like Mira Lagos. The Aqua Zumba class is open to the public but you get the third degree before anyone will let you in the pool. Some residents also complain about noise and it appears that they don't want certain people at the pool having fun. But hey, it's a nice community pool so just put some earplugs in and ignore the meanies.

I'm disappointed by my experience at the Euless Aquatic Center on August 16…read more I witnessed an incident involving several lifeguards during their break that raised serious concerns for me about professionalism and safety. The lifeguards had flotation devices in their hands while on break, and one lifeguard in particular was splashing around and playing with the flotation device. Given the setting and the responsibilities of lifeguards, I found this behavior concerning. What was even more disappointing was the response when I reported my concerns. I expected the situation to be taken seriously and reviewed from a safety perspective. Instead, the response I received left me feeling that my concerns were being minimized rather than addressed. I understand that lifeguards are young people and deserve a break, but when you are responsible for the safety of patrons at an aquatic facility, professionalism and situational awareness should remain a priority--even during breaks. I am not writing this review to attack individual employees. My concern is about safety, accountability, and how customer concerns are handled. I hope the Euless Aquatic Center and the City of Euless will take concerns like this seriously and ensure that lifeguards are held to appropriate safety standards at all times. Overall: Disappointing experience. I expected better attention to safety and a more serious response to a legitimate concern.

I am writing this on Thursday, June 25 at 1:13 PM. This is not the first time we've had an issue…read moreand I doubt it'll be the last. The biggest and only con to this waterpark are the majority of the female lifeguards. They are power tripping teenagers that will blow their whistle on any little thing once they find someone they don't like. Yet they will let their friends rough house and run and be in the kid area inappropriately. Specifically the female lifeguards that were on duty in the children's area or a big problem with big attitudes, the one sitting in the kids area by the lazy river with the longer hair picked on every single thing, including me trying to get my son who was nervous and scared in the lazy river out of the lazy river. She tried to tell me we had to go all the way around while he was freaking out, and I had another child in the play area. It's unfortunate these power tripping teenagers can ruin such a nice time. Otherwise, the facilities are perfect. I included a picture of us at the park. She kept looking at me even though we've done nothing wrong and it's honestly really bothersome. She literally let two kids run by real fast and jump when they weren't supposed to and she looked right at me and smirked. She left her post at 1:18. Again this facility is wonderful. I would give it five stars but because of lifeguards it gets less.

Pool is closed. And that was not posted online anywhere I saw. Seems like a great local place…read morethat's not overpriced so I hope that it opens soon or next year

There are so many parks in Arlington and I'm on a mission to visit them all. This park is small and…read morestorybook-esque.. fun and clean and (please let it stay this way) never crowded. I haven't been over to the waterpark side of things yet, so I can only tell you about the side with the playground, swings, windy-walking path, and fields. It's nestled amongst residential streets and really feels very private despite being bordered by a nearby apartment complex. There's pretty good shade, too. The parking lot closest to the playground is tiny, but there are more spots near the waterpark which is only a short walk away. It might be helpful to note that there is limited seating. Maybe consider a picnic blanket if you're wanting to hang out awhile.

This is one of the smaller water parks in Arlington, but that's why I like it. It's literally just…read moreone big pool with a small play structure in the center that has a couple slides. The water is only 18 inches deep throughout, so there's not much "swimming" and certainly no jumping or diving! Just kids running around splashing. This park is really designed for kids age 7 and under (bigger kids are likely to get bored and in the way of the littles). Closed on Monday. Opens at 10am during the week and only $3 entry.

Huge fans of The Lagoon! Highly recommend getting a season pass which gives you access to members…read moreonly swim time. It does get crowded, but the staff are always friendly & helpful. They also work hard to keep the area clean! Our kids absolutely love the slide & lazy river.

The Lagoon just opened this Summer of 2023 and I'm happy to say the experience here made my summer…read morecomplete! I have been at the pool the last 3 weekends (4 Xs total) this Summer and it is truly 5 stars! The check in is super easy. I paid $5 each time (a discount for C.Hill) residents as well as your guest. They do take cash or card which is convenient. The line is never long, really non existent most of the time. Parking is a breeze especially if you get there for open swim which begins at 12 noon. The majority of the lounge chairs are shaded and you don't have to worry about anyone taking/moving your belongings as you enjoy the water. The lazy river is extremely clean and well kept and the floaties are in abundance and FREE! Everyone is respectful in the pool! At any given time there can be newborn babies to the seniors and every age in between so being courteous is just as important as having fun! The music is great too! They play EVERYTHING including Spanish songs on Cedar Hill Tunes. There is one lazy river, one slide which is so much fun and never a long line, as well as a larger pool that is wheelchair assessable too. It was in this pool that my BF taught me to swim this Summer so the Cedar Hill Lagoon will forever be memorable to me! They also have about 7 cabanas that you can rent out for your private event. The bathrooms have great air flow and are pretty well kept with no trash on the ground an I definitely appreciated the cleanliness. They also have showers too. The lifeguards are also professional and they appear to have fun too. There is food available if you get hungry. A CH police officer does make his/her round at the pool too so it definitely makes you feel safe an at ease. I hope the Lagoon continues to be a fun, clean, memorable place for my future summers!

So excited to have this amazing facility on the Southside!…read more In addition to the Olympic-sized pool, there's a leisure/family pool with fun features for little ones. The gym side of the ARC has standard equipment (treadmills, weights, etc), basketball courts and a walking track. Lots of rooms for event rentals and classes. Oh, and they have saunas! They lose like half a star for the membership fee. It does not include the fitness/aquatics classes. And at $90/month for a family membership, it's more expensive than larger aquatic/rec centers (ex. Grand Prairie, Lewisville, Plano). Still, it's worth checking out. Great resource for the area!

Great pool! Indoor water temperature very comfortable. Lots of things for the kids to do in the…read morewater. Great amenities!

The family and I went on a Tuesday afternoon and it was nice and quiet. Pool was big and clean and…read morethere was plenty of tables with shade and lots of seating around the perimeter of the pool for those that like to tan. They allow coolers with food and drinks, but if needed, they also sell water, soda, and candy. They also have life jackets available. It's nothing fancy but for $2 a person, it's a nice way to keep cool in this Texas heat.

We love this Pool feel safe with Life guards ! Very Clean Friendly never Crowded !! Family Settings…read more!!

It is an amazing place.. the staff is very considerate and patient with us being senior citizens…read more. the equipment is well kept and clean. Our goal is to be healthy and to be able to walk without pain..

I've been going for a few years now. The facility and the staff are wonderful. I feel so much…read morebetter now that I get my daily exercise. Most of the people who go there are nice but not enough shower off before they go into the pool.