So annoyed. The website says t/th through August 25th which is today, the have recreation swim from…read more6:15-7:45. Showed up at 6:20 and it's completely closed. Drove 30 minutes to get here! So bummed and so is my kid. Update your website.

Okay so hear me out, why is recreational swim only one hour?? I know the city can do better than…read morethat. And why isn't the water slide on during recreational swim time? I understand that the rules need to be stated, but can we lighten up a bit? If you don't like the public, you probably shouldn't have picked that job. Overall, it's really a fun place! Lots of room for everyone to swim and have a great time!

We've come for 1 private lesson so far. As a parent, I love it. My learner also loves it. The…read moreteacher is so attentive and supportive and they get right into learning as soon as they get in the pool. The only downside is parking. Make sure you come early to find a spot. Other than that, I really like it here.

If you have classes/credits in your account- USE them ASAP. Because they have an expiration date!…read moreWhen you purchase a group of sessions - they call them credits. Had I known this I would have not purchased the package swim classes and would have just opted to purchase them one at a time last year . However, as of April 2025 it seems like their website no longer allows for you to purchase one session at a time anyway. From a customer service standpoint no one reached out to us to let me know that my credits would be expiring and that I should book a class soon. So that's a bit of a turn off and a bummer. We live in Hermosa so it's a good 20-25 min drive from our house to get there each time. I'm going to have to rethink whether or not we should continue with them or just look for a closer alternative at this point, given their expiration policy. Seems like such a waste of money. As for the instructor , my daughter has the best rapport with Carissa. All of their instructors are good though.

As a Torrance resident, this pool continues to disappoint. Constantly decreasing lap swim hours,…read morenow at only 3 days per week mid day. Hawthorne pool and El Segundo can staff and hold consistent daily lap swim hours but somehow Torrance cannot seem to figure it out. By summer there will be 1 day of lap swim I guess. LOL. Just an FYI they also charge $6 drop in which is the same as El Segundo where you actually get hot water to shower after and much nicer facilities.

I just started coming here to rehab my knee and get in a little exercise. Price is beyond…read morereasonable at $3. Pool temperature is a terrific 80 degrees. For those with children this might not be the place for you. The staff here is pleasant but since I come at 8:30 PM I'm not expecting them to be rolling out the red carpet. I come here for a purpose and it fits all my expectations. Those who complain about this facility please go else where so I don't run into you when I'm here.

Review #845 2025-017…read more George Mannon Aquatic Center (aka Torrance Aquatic Center) opened on Saturday, 03/03/18 with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. Enter on the driveway between Honda Service Center & Starbucks, the aquatic center is between Torrance Elementary School & Shery High School. Eric Trujillo, former North HS student & design committee member, designed the facility's logo; the "Shield Marquee" is displayed at the entrance. The $15M project was made possible by Bond Measure U funds (approved in 11/2014), so this state-of-the-art pool has been long awaited by the community; yeah, I voted for this, not knowing my LO will be using the aquatic center 7 years later. She made her high school's JV swim team in her freshman year for the 2024-2025 school year with swim season held between mid-02/2025 - mid-04/2025. It's awe-inspiring to watch her & teammates race in this beautiful facility! The aquatic center has a 60-meter Olympic size competition & warm-up pools (both partially heated by solar panels) with 10 competition & 12 warm-up lanes, 600-seat spectator bleachers, separate lockers for TUSD's 4 high schools (Torrance, North, South, & West HS), & visiting teams changing room. There are showers available, but I'm told they're not working. While designed to allow 2 sports to be played simultaneously, her school competition schedule has not calendared concurrent competitions. The District Aquatic Programs include both water polo & swim, but no diving, in this proper world-class competitive facility. Upon entering, the far left pool is for water polo & swim meets, with middle & right pools are for practices. I thought I saw lessons for the younger set, but I could be wrong? According to USA Swimming, Swim Torrance is a local swim club that uses GMAC for training. Her team's locker room is 1 of 2 schools that's next to the competition pool. Time pads are a bit wonky since it's been 6 years, so H relies on the volunteer timers to record her times/splits. I wished they thought of building a snack shack by the NE corner near the water fountains, instead of using tents & foldable tables to set-up the snack stand. It's extra time needed by the parent volunteers for set-up & tear-down. The parking lot ginormous & is used by the aquatic center & also the adjacent baseball field. No diamond (prime) spaces by the entrance, but the circular driveway makes it easy for drop-offs & pick-ups unless the driver just parks their car, blocking others. ＼(｀0´)／ The spectator bleachers have shade structures, but coverage is limited in the later afternoon/when the sun is setting unless you're sitting in the top/back row. We have to give props to The Plunge for their youth swim lessons to get her where she is today.

My company has had a few events here and it always goes smoothly. This is a very nice pool with a…read morespacious deck area and moderate seating. There is overhead coverage for the seating, but if it's the wrong time of day, you'll definitely be getting blasted by the sun straight in your face. We were able to get roof access to stream our event which was nice and have plenty of room for large tents, team seating and more. They also have nice meeting rooms where we tend to serve food to our athletes or hold team meetings.

With two kids in the County swim program, I fully support the young men and women that are…read morelifeguards teaching the children to swim and the backbone of the program. However, I've been to two swim meets at this pool and during both meets, a child struggled to finish his/her race and went under. In each instance, the lifeguard in the chair sat there and watched. And in both instances a team coach jumped into the pool fully clothed to save the child. Maybe I'm wrong, but shouldn't the lifeguard that's monitoring the pool be the first one in to help?

This is my fourth day at water aerobics classes, Today I had the pleasure of being an Adam's…read moreclass. I can say for a fact, I was not ready for his energy. He was off the chain. I'm glad I got him on day four when I was somewhat comfortable in the water. I should have these 10 pounds off in no time. Thanks Adam!!

My oldest son Luca had a great time here and was able to pick up swimming techniques fairly easy…read more The place is well kept and the staff is very friendly. Would highly recommended

By far the best . We have been part of the South Bay aquatic swim school community for some time …read more They have been very good to our kids . They have so much patience and give the kids so much confidence to be in the pool . Out son will beg to go to swim classes on off days . Scheduling a class same day is easy and reasonably priced .

I really am happy that this YMCA is right around the corner from my house. I have been going there…read moresince 2000 when I had my first child. It's a lovely facility that has been kept in tip top shape. They have a variety of classes to sign your kids up for and if you're still standing you can get into a dance class too. They offer you a private trainer to try as a part of your membership. They have a walking track upstairs, there is a nutritionist on the property for consultation, they have classes and I think lunch for the elderly. When my kids were younger I practically lived at the Y because I was there 6 days a week. My kids are adults now and it's nice to be able to go to a class now for me. Membership isn't expensive either. I really am blessed to live within walking distance to my Y and it's a very nice facility.

Just got a family membership and so far we like it a lot. The staff was very friendly and gave us a…read moretour before we signed up.

An absolute gem for outdoor swimming. I've only been here a few times but have already decided it…read morebest to buy a 15 visit pass. You can save quite a bit this way. Yet once you've paid, the lap lanes are first come first served. Mostly an older crowd including myself swimming here. And it gets full pretty fast. Yet there's plenty of bench seating to wait for someone to exit a lane. Which get deeper as you progress down the path. 12 feet being the deepest. Kickboards and buoys also available. Showers so far have had plenty of warm water, which is great. And the locker room area is well maintained. Urinals and sinks included. Lifeguards always on duty. So youre good.

Clean pool. Cheap. They have 3 pools. They have one kiddy pool a lap pool and a regular pool.read more

I'll give is a 3 start because no current information. This…read moreis 2024 Summer and I would say the feels are OK to play baseball and football . And now 2025 feels are still the same . I hope that they can put some budget on the new slides and swings for the kiddos and have proper coverage for the heat so that the kids can actually use it over the summertime . Not happy that a phone number is not listed so if you get 1 star. Over all a 3 star. If there is an upgrade on kids area/ shade then my review will go up. Please post pool time.

Most people in the South Bay are aware of the current air quality issue the City of Carson has been…read morebattling for the last few weeks (more like months, possibly.) One day, my household got a flyer saying we can stake our claim on free air purifiers as part of the battleplan to combat this current struggle. I didn't think much of it at first, that maybe it's just a ploy to make one spend more than necessary. But my housemates insisted there was nothing to lose just by going to check it out. And that's how we ended up in this park. As they got in line to make their claim, pup and I got the chance to walk around and check out the park in general. What a delight to find the entire place we scouted free of ANY clutter. Staff is really good at maintaining the place. It's so much bigger than many parks I have been to. Other than the pools, there are basketball courts and a whole field for pee-wee football (who happened to be scheduled while we were there.) I looked around for signs on whether animals are permitted or not. Didn't see one, and judging by many other pup parents coming through, it may just be allowed. On our drive home, we learned it extended across the street as well. This entire place is humongous! I can't possible call it a hidden gem as big as it is, but so glad of the discovery. Although there are other parks closer to home, I may just come by once in awhile to walk the pup, maybe read a book...