It is very difficult to reach anyone during the off season. I've tried reaching them for 2 or 3…read moreyears in the off season to purchase season passes for Christmas gifts. I never once received a return call or email, but just kept checking back on the website for the ability to purchase the passes online. Every time before the season passes for the next year weren't open for purchase yet in October, November or December, although I was just able to purchase them finally. It seems the season pass (about $150/each) is the more economical way to go as it is very expensive for a day pass, over $30 per person. To add insult to injury, they don't allow bringing in outside food or drinks and the refreshment stand is limited and pricey, as well. Despite the price the kids always have a good time and it's a great way to spend a hot West Texas summer day!

Bought 5 full day passes! Lazy River was disgusting,, full of grass, leaves, bugs, water was murky…read morelooking! Food was HORRIBLE! Got 6 soggy microwave nuggets!! Totally not worth the price!

We were bummed Lubbock doesn't have any public pools open but very happy when we found this one. It…read moreis a little pricey in comparison to others but it is very clean . Like that they have food options there . My daughter really liked it .

So amazing the slides are so cool even old people gets to get on it. It is so safe. There's a lot…read moreof people protecting the kids. It's so good and thank you. Tell them YWCA fun and in the fun it was so fun and thank you and yeah thank you so much they're so cool.

RUDEST STAFF IVE EVER MET. Me and my boyfriend decided to come to southwest aqua sports for a…read morerelaxing time at the pool when a staff member named LINDA yelled from across the pool to keep our hands to ourselves when we were in fact just swimming. She then continued to threaten and say that we would be kicked out if we did not keep 6 feet. Keep in mind she is continuously yelling from across the pool. Bathrooms are disgusting and trashed, so are the staff NEVER COMING HERE AGAIN.

The facility itself is nice and well kept but the lack of monitoring of the "therapy pool" is…read moreunacceptable. A birthday party showed up just as our class started and we had to leave! Dozens of kids of all ages, many unattended, screaming, splashing, cannon balling make it impossible to do any kind of exercises. Employees watch thru the glass but do nothing. Once a man picked up his little girl and threw her across the pool. She almost landed on me which could have injured both of us. I was there trying to recover from breast cancer duty and radiation. I gave up and stopped coming. I tried using the big pool but I'm not tall enough and the water was too cold for me.

Visiting from Houston, Tx The staff here is friendly and the…read moreplace is HUGE! Basketball, pickleball, weights, indoor soccer field, ping pong, and a lot more. I had a great time experiencing most of what yall offered. Can't wait to come back and check out the rest.

The CORE stands for the Center for Recreational Excellence…read more It's a workout facility in the City of Hobbs which is located in the southeast area of New Mexico. This place has a few pitfalls that keep me from not purchasing a yearly membership: First off, the wait to get to where you're going can be a bit much. The lines are a bit confusing as it is. They've since simplified it within the 9 months that I have lived here, but it could be even more simpler. Second, the clientele are less than appeasing. I tend to cause like a sailor, but not in public. It gets old. Amenities: + cardio equipment on the top floor + free weights, plate loaded, and selectorized machines on the bottom floor + gym (the floor is lined for basketball, volleyball, pickleball, four-square & shuffleboard) + indoor track + lap pool + locker room + personal trainer available + racquetball courts (2 available... reservations also available) + splash pad + spa (for ages 13 years & up) + sports programs (adult & youth) + studio & wellness classes + turf (soccer, flag football, ultimate frisbee, & golf) + water slides (4' & taller) My girls have participated in the volleyball classes here which were okay, but not very competitive. Just this past weekend (5/6/2023) I took the to the splash area for the first time area. Even though I declined to swim, I was still charged admission ($4 for the entire day). My 8 & 9-year-olds were charged $3 apiece for entry. In the splash area which is completely indoors, there are two sets of bleachers and multiple individual lounge chairs and side tables scattered all around. Free parking.