The Best Hometown in the Army brought to you by Fort Carson MWR
Restrictions:
- Non-military (no military identification suchs as DEERS ID or CAC) must be accompanied by a patron with valid military identification.
- Dependent children who do not have military identification must be accompanied by an adult with valid military identification.
- Children under 13 (with military identification) must be accompanied by an adult aged 17 or older.
- The age to go to the pool unaccompanied is 13 or older.
- Patrons aged 13 and older, with valid military identification, can bring a maximum of 5 guests.
Important Things To Remember/FAQ’s
- No outside food or drinks allowed, except for water.
- No outside coolers allowed in the pool area.
- No glass containers
- All inflatables (“floaties”) must be US Coast Guard approved. Non-US Coast Guard approved inflatables will not be allowed in the water.
- Please wear appropriate swimming attire (Specifically, clothing designed to be worn for swimming or with swimsuits)
Daily Pass Prices:
- Active Duty: FREE (with ID card)
- Ages 0-3: FREE
- Active Duty PT Lap Swim: FREE
- Daily Pass (required for 4yr and up): $2
- Non-military visitors: $5 daily pass
- Water Aerobics: $3.00
Individual Passes:
- Punch card (10 visits): $20
- Individual pass: $75
- Senior pass: $60
Family Passes:
- Pass for 12 months for 5 or more people: $125.00
- Pass for 12 months for 2-4 people: $100.00
Seasonal Passes (Valid May 31-Sep. 5, 2012):
- Individual Pass: $60
- Senior Pass: $45
- Family 5 or more people: $100
- Family 4 or less people: $75
Water Aerobics:
- Punch Cards (10 visit): $30.00
I think it is important to note that, unlike many other situations, active duty refers to the soldier only and does not include the family. Be prepared to pay 2 dollars per person per day or pay for a family pass. Just wanted to make sure the military spouses were prepared before they visit! Happy Swimming : )
Me and my family went and visited the gym today. The pool was amazing and the staff were very friendly. We did not mind paying the 2.00 it was well worth it. We will be getting a season pass though, because I see our family using this over and over again! Thanks!
April & Family
First time going to pool, I figured for as much as it was to build it would have been a better experience. The pool for the lil ones is nice, you can only go in parts of big pool though,must be moving at all times,can’t really enjoy in that lil section roped off for (play fun)I could not believe the rust in the hottub area, the trash, there was hair laying on the sides of the hottub, dirty diapers in the locker area and kids underware just laying on the floor, tile falling off the wall in pool area we told the front desk lady about it and all she did was go back to texting on her phone, I stayed in lobby just to see if she was going to clean it and she did not, her phone was more important, I am sorry our tax dollars paid for this, it’s was not worth it even for the $2.00 even though I took shower there, felt dirty. Don’t think i will ever go back or tell my friends
I have seen the costs for pool usage for everyone except for retiree’s what is the policy for that and how much does it cost since I am no longer AD and amd Retired
The pool area is nice and clean. The staff in the pool area is very friendly! There are two issues I have with the pool and it’s associated costs. Active duty AND Retirees should be free! Dependents and other patrons should pay the $2 daily pass fee. The pool has odd hours for lap swimming…definitely not during peak times. There are plenty of lap swim accessories to use. I have always thought the pool area is clean but the mens locker room is a different story. Specifically the shower areas. Constantly I have to move from one show stall to another because the soap dispenser is out of soap or the floor has so much dirt or mold on it I don’t feel comfortable. The facility staff is very friendly and helpful!!! The work out areas are clean and after moving the weight equipment around to maximize the area, its a great place to work out. Now lets just some racquetball lessons going. There are lessons for many other types of gym activities why not racquetball.