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.

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.

My daughter Ava has been going here for two months, Alex the swimming instructor is super sweet, I…read moreemail her with questions about makeup classes since I am 9 months pregnant now. I went to a couple of try outs before going with aqua angels and my experience has being a great one . Clean pool, good location and Amazing instructor!!!

We have been SO happy with our over a year of lessons with Alex. She knows her stuff and introduces…read morekiddos to the water in a calm and loving way. This program is the perfect mixture of technical skill development and FUN!

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.

The gymnastics instruction is OK, but parking is WAY insufficient. The waiting area for parents…read moreinside is bleachers... that's OK, but area for the younger siblings is inadequate adults are constantly getting run over by the rolling toys, smacked in the face by toys and balls, etc. there NEEDS to be an enclosed play area. My granddaughter enjoys the classes, which is why we come, but everything else about the center is pretty annoying. If they expanded the parking, and redesigned the waiting area, they would be much more likely to get 5 stars.

My middle kiddo attended a birthday party here a few years ago, and I stayed through the whole…read morething because even just watching was great fun! The drill sergeant, uh, party leader Aaron was such a hoot - he put those kids through their paces! The kids do really basic gymnastics moves and run around like crazy people for about an hour - then they got to have refreshments and take a breather during presents. My daughter had a great time, and was so exhausted in a way that cake-and-soda sugar-rush couldn't touch. EXCELLENT. I am totally ecstatic because I've been wracking mah branes trying to come up with a good birthday party idea for my youngest two combined - turning 9 and 5. Zoo ? Okay, but it closes early and what if it's rainy or cold? Rock climbing? The little ones need extra help from parents who sometimes they just want to escape kid-free for a few hours! Ditto ice skating, especially for the 5-year-old contingent. Alley Cats is cool, but spendy for a combo-party quantity of kids, and the little ones will be pissed that they can't laser tag. There's a Pump It Up party just two weekends before, and copy-catting is lame. See what I mean? I'm so glad I remembered these guys! 14 kids for 1.5 hours of exhausting, coma-inducing fun starts at just $160; extras are $10 each. My 9-yr-old especially will be very happy to add horseback riding for just $50!! Crazy good bargain. They have a few other add-ons available - zipline, archery, swimming (weather permitting, obviously), indoor rock wall... dood. I SO scored. They even provide all the cups, plates, cutlery, balloons and even soda! I'm bringing Cici's (Taskmaster Aaron even suggested asking Cici's to cut it in 16 pieces instead of 8. Man's got serious experience!) from up the street and a big-ass cake from Costco. Done. Check out their website at spiralsgym.com - they have summer daycamps, regular classes, Friday night date-night camp, school holiday daycamp. If you're anywhere near Mansfield, check them out! Seriously, my kids have fun while they get so tired they conk out early? Priceless!

Thanks to the library's Summer Reading Club, my daughter earned a Swim Pass to any city pool. I…read morecouldn't believe how many Arlington has to choose from! But we went to Howard Moore because she is almost 4 and the deepest this play pool goes to is 1.5 ft. So she got in free with her Swim Pass and I was only charged $2.50! I felt comfortable watching her from the side bc the lifeguards there actually do their jobs! Multiple times I saw the teenagers on duty remind kids to go up the slide using the steps, not crawling back up the tunnel, and to go down feet first after a small boy slid down head-first into a foot of water and struggled to stand up. Cheers to you, lifeguards! Because this pool is so perfect for younger kids, we shared it with 2-3 daycares during our first hour there, each with 8-12 kids, some big, some small. The lady sitting next to me gathered her 3 kids shortly after an older group arrived and explained to her son that, "It's time to go because your little sister got trampled 3 times in the last 5 mins." So be warned. Also their bathrooms are about what you'd expect from park bathrooms (dingy but useable) and the water was extremely cold. Nevertheless, it's a hidden haven of fun for a nominal fee. This first experience with the city's play pool gives me hope for all the others!

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

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!

I love Safe Splash Grand Prairie!! We had enrolled our oldest daughter into a swim program last…read moreyear and it did not end well. She was terrified of putting her head underwater or even getting her eyes wet in the bathtub which she then influenced her two younger sisters to feel the same way. After just 2 lessons all three of my daughters~ ages 7, 4 and 2 ~ love water and happily play in the pool and bathtub!! The instructors are patient and after each lesson give me an evaluation on how my girls are doing. We started with 1 month of semi private lessons where my oldest two were in the same class and then after we put them in group classes which only have 3 students per teacher. AMAZING My youngest who was 1 when we started has loved doing the parent tot class. The first 3 classes she cried quite a bit but her instructor was super supportive and came up with fun songs to sing to get her more comfortable in the water. Edith has been so supportive throughout the entire process. She keeps a close eye on all the instructors and students and is making this swim school exceptional. Overall I cannot recommend this school enough!!

The building is amazing, the staff is so attentive and listen so well. I feel safe with my kid in…read morethe water with them. Highly recommend