Great place to take small kids especially toddlers. Food was good. Parking was free and lots of it…read more Tickets are cheap. Not too many people. Only negative they need more floating donuts to float on the river or at least allow us to bring our own floating donuts.

What exactly am I paying for?…read more Seriously. I purchased a membership for lap swimming, but the reality is that members are constantly competing for access to THREE lanes. Not an entire pool. Three lanes. And apparently the expectation is that up to FOUR adults can share a single lane. Four. There was a day when a third person joined my lane and that was RIDICULOUS. Four people sharing one lap lane is not a quality swimming experience. It's overcrowding disguised as a membership benefit. Then there are the limited hours. Which I was initially fine with until everything else. There are the swim lessons and you will be removed from a lane if the instructor needs the lane you are already in. Then there is the jacuzzi, which seems to spend more time closed than open. I swim three times a week and I honestly can't remember the last time it was available. At this point, why advertise it as an amenity at all? And today I find... the facility is closed Friday, Saturday, and Sunday for a swim meet. The only notice given was a piece of paper taped to the door. A piece of paper. In 2026. Members provide phone numbers and email addresses when signing up. Why collect that information if you're not going to communicate closures that eliminate nearly half a week's worth of access? No email. No text. No notification. Just drive over and find out when you get there. The most frustrating part is that none of these issues exist by themselves. It's the combination of all of them. Limited hours. Limited lanes. Overcrowded lanes. Frequent jacuzzi closures. Priority given elsewhere. Unexpected facility closures. Poor communication. Yet the membership price suggests you're paying for a premium aquatic facility. You're not. For less money, I can join a gym with a lap pool, a functioning jacuzzi, longer operating hours, fitness equipment, and significantly better availability. City of La Mirada wants to charge premium membership fees while delivering a consistently limited experience. The entire operation feels incredibly cheap. Cheap communication. Cheap availability. Cheap member accommodations. But somehow not cheap membership prices. If members are expected to share three overcrowded lanes, lose access for entire weekends, receive no meaningful communication, and watch amenities remain closed for weeks at a time, then management needs to answer a very simple question: What exactly are we paying for?

We love our swim classes with Caleb! Great ocean beautiful place to bring your kids for swim…read morelessons. We'll be coming here till we are full on sharks!

We love starfish and all of their instructors! Our daughter began lesson at 3 and by 3.5 was…read more'water safe' and by 4 is a legit swimmer! She's so confident in the water and loves to swim and show off her skills. The pool itself is gorgeous and a pleasant place to observe lessons. The owner is kind and professional. Swim has been a worthwhile investment and it's a joy to watch our daughter grow her skills.

I have two boys, aged 5 and 8, with different swimming levels and was looking for swim lessons for…read morethem this summer. I searched many swim classes in the area and found Waterworks Swim School. I have two different instructors for my boys, Jewel and Kaylyn. Jewel is the instructor for my younger son, and I can see his improvement every single lesson! Kaylyn teaches my 8-year-old son, and my husband was impressed by how much he has improved. Kaylyn and Jewel are both professional and amazing instructors with kind hearts! I highly recommend them!

A Truly Supportive Place for My Special Needs Boys…read more I'm so thankful for the amazing team at Waterworks! My autistic, nonverbal twin boys have had such a positive experience here. Joseph and Kulani have been so patient, kind, and understanding -- they really take the time to make my boys feel safe, comfortable, and proud of themselves in the water. Big shoutout to the area director who came by to give helpful tips and guidance on how to best support the swim teachers with my boys' needs. That extra care meant so much to us. It's not always easy finding places that truly understand and care, but everyone here has shown such heart and compassion. Thank you for not giving up on my boys and for believing in them every step of the way. We're so grateful for all of you at Waterworks!

This is a review for Andrea who helped me with my inquiry to use the pool as a venue space for my…read moredaughter's birthday. The majority of my communication with her was through call and email. She was very helpful and answered a lot of my questions. For anything that she was not sure of, she quickly got me an answer same day or within 24 hours. She was very straightforward about the construction happening on site so I was Prepared before I toured the place with my daughter. Even though my daughter eventually chose to have her birthday elsewhere, I still greatly appreciate how kind Andrea was during my selection process. Thank you for your great customer service!

My family and I have been members at this YMCA since the beginning of summer. After a few weeks, I…read morecanceled my other gym membership to focus my time here. I'm grateful for the care at KidZone, and I really enjoy the outdoor space. Lifting near trees is far more enjoyable than the typical indoor gym experience. Thanks Fullerton Y!

Excellent swim facility in the city of Cerritos! Once used as a training facility for the 1984…read moreOlympics swim athletes, it is one of the largest indoor swimming pools in LA county. Whether it be for swim classes, swim competitions/swim meets, or recreational swim; the Cerritos Olympic Swim Center is an excellent choice for all your swimming needs. Parking is free and easy to find, off of 166th street and not too far from the 91 freeway (Bloomfield exit) or 5 freeway (Carmenita exit). This indoor pool is great for both swim and fitness, for all ages, and very safe.

Do not come here. Workers are disrespectful and the facility is very unsanitary. Look around to…read morefind a better facility to get your workouts done.

Great staff, my child loves coming to his weekly lessons. He's no longer afraid of water and…read morelearning something new every lesson.

Swim teachers are great. I have no issues with them. However, their system and structure is awful…read more I bought the bulk lessons that you can use within the year versus their memberships option. Come a year later, I have been auto charged for lessons that I never agreed to. When I called to inquire about these charges they said it was because I had a lesson that had not been paid for within 8 days so they automatically purchase on your behalf. That's funny because I still have 6 paid lessons that I have to use. Secondly, they set me up for reoccurring lessons for one of my daughters without my approval. I have never signed up for reoccurring lessons and now I have to reach out to them to cancel because they warned me that if I don't pay for these in time they will automatically charge me again. So, now I have to contact customer service twice to fix things that I never agreed upon or approved or signed up for. What a waste of time and energy. Lastly, I was never planning on renewing lessons due to the fact that they do not have lesson slot availabilities for what I need. They hold lesson availabilities and prioritize times for private and semi-private in a group. So, when I want to use my semi-private lessons and do not have a group designated to that, my availability reduces drastically and I am not able to get the times that work for me. In addition, you are not able to use the gym's locker room facilities to shower, change or hold your belongings. You are supposed to share a one person public shower and change in small pop-ups where the floor is wet and you don't have anything to hang your items on and you are dealing with small children. They even frown upon you if you need to use the restrooms. This does not work for me. This is not sanitary and not convenient by any means.

Not accommodating to the special needs population. No clear…read moredirection for passing swim test for special needs autistic children. I have a 11 year old autistic son who loves to swim, who has been swimming since the age of 4. Who Passes swim test at others local pools like the Whittier Aquatic center & Palm park pool. There swim test policy is confusing to an experienced special needs child swimmer. It doesn't help that they blare loud music, while he does a swim test and can't pass with all the distractions! Payment system is also slow and ridiculous, need to update for a card scanner or tap to pay. They manually have to type in credit card number into payment system, had to wait while they were manually entering my credit card , While my autistic son elopes and runs into the pool without our supervision. Wouldn't recommend for any families with special needs children!

If I can give no stars I would. It's a big bug when they never ever answer their phone and you walk…read morein and everyone just talking and letting the phone ring. With a mother with son of needs, it's outrages that they seen me have him in a swim suit and tell me to wait till they open the pool at a certain time. I waited patiently, and then I return and proceed to tell me the kids are not allowed in yet and do not open to much later. Had me wait a whole 30 mins, when they clearly all seen him in his swim wear. So inhumane. People need to be more mindful of others and stop being in chisme !

We've been part of the Aquatots program for a few months now and my daughter LOVES coming to swim…read moreclass. Coach Gabby is so patient and kind and I can see my child become more and more comfortable in the water. She is in the beginner level learning the basics so progress is slow but steady and we couldn't be happier.

Do NOT Bring a Child Who Is Afraid of Water Here…read more My daughter is 3 years old, and this was her very first swimming lesson ever. Before her first lesson, I clearly told the staff that she was terrified of water and that my goal was simply for her to gradually build confidence and become comfortable in the water. I specifically asked them not to force her underwater. The instructor completely ignored my concerns. During her very first lesson, the instructor put my daughter's head underwater. She immediately panicked and cried. You could clearly see the fear on her face, yet the instructor continued putting her underwater multiple times while she was crying. How is a terrified 3-year-old supposed to learn to hold her breath underwater while she is panicking and crying? At one point, she choked on the water, and I had to stop the lesson and pull her out of the pool. She threw up at the pool afterward and told me she never wanted to swim again. It took months for her to overcome the fear from that experience. The staff member later contacted me and apologized. I explained that I was willing to give them another chance, but I made it extremely clear that my daughter needed to go at her own pace and would go underwater only when she was ready. When we returned for the second lesson, I reminded the staff multiple times not to put her underwater. I also told the instructor directly. Instead of respecting my request, I was told that they have their own "curriculum" that they follow. I explained that I understood they had a curriculum, but I was asking them to make an exception because of my daughter's previous experience and fear. Apparently, their "curriculum" is more important than listening to a parent and recognizing when a terrified 3-year-old is crying. They put her underwater AGAIN. My daughter was crying and clearly terrified, and they continued anyway. This was not teaching--it was forcing a frightened child into something she was not ready for. I simply wanted my daughter to learn basic swimming and water safety in a safe, patient, and supportive environment. Instead, they ignored my repeated requests and made her fear even worse. If your child is young or afraid of water, I strongly recommend staying away from this place. I would never trust them with my child again. A child's safety, trust, and emotional well-being should come before any "curriculum."

There are two pools. One is used by adults for lap…read moreswimming, as well as swim practice for the older kids. Itʻs in the shape of an L. In the summer, the pool is 50 m, that runs from shallow to deep. There are also a few lanes in the deep end (13 ft) that are 25 yards. In the winter, they reconfigure the lanes so that they are 25 yards (shallow water) and 33 yards (from 7ʻ to 13ʻ). Overall the pool ranges in depth from 4ʻ to 7ʻ and 13.ʻ It is open year round for lap swimming. The other pool is a shallower pool, used primarily for family swim, and swimming for kids in the summer. They also use it for lessons and swim practice for the kids. They have designated hours for public lap swim in the big pool from 12 - 3 PM, M-Sa, and also include Sundays in the summer. Be sure to look for the FAST swim program website in order to reserve and pay for a lane for lap swim. In the summer, the community summer day camp programs come and use the pool, usually from around 11 - 2. There are lifeguards. If you are doing lap swim, itʻs recommended taht you know how to swim. Lap swim tends to be very busy, and most of the people swam in high school or college, many of them during 12 - 3 are older. Basic swim equipment: fins, paddles, kickboards, goggles, are allowed to use as part of your lap swim routine. Swimwear attire. Overall, itʻs a very nice facility. It could use some facility upgrades, like shaded areas where people can towel off in the hot summer months, and where others can wait. It could use more regular cleaning of the locker rooms especially in the summer, when there should be restroom/locker room attendants. It could use more signage, and graphics, and the check in for everyone using the pool should be located near the entrance -in its own building, or a ticket booth. Itʻs a great place.

Nobody pick up the call during the so call swimming time at 714-773-5788…read more. Janet Evans Swim Complex I don't believe Janet Evans Swim Complex is serving the Fullerton residence.. Their license should be revoked.

I love all the services they offer here!…read more The boys and girls club is located here, in the front. The senior center is located around the back. There's a back parking lot for the senior center. Easy to access. They seem to be lots of community engagement events and activities here. Love that! Fullerton Community Center has a gym/ fitness area too. How cool is that? It is cheap to visit. Staff were very friendly when I went by to visit. Facility is nice and clean. Seems like it is cared for and kept up.

Attended a meeting sponsored by a government agency seeking public comment. The community center…read moreexterior, grounds and paling were well maintained and adequate. The front desk personnel were nice and courteous. The room where the meeting occurred was clean and well maintained, with a stage and screen. The facility has complimentary WIFI. Overall a well equipped maintained facility