Best Baby Swimming School Fayetteville Near Me

Vincent Lattanzi: I had to do a last minute exercise video for my college course. Bettie Lou Norman accommodated me, allowing me to complete my assignment.Life saver!!!

Madeline Hernández: Awesome!!

William Clay: The staff at the gym are rude and unprofessional

Jeff K: The staff is nice and the facility is clean. We reserved the "party room" to use for my daughter's birthday party along with prepaying for up to 20 people. For 2 hrs I think we paid around $150. Which really wasn't that bad considering they charge something like $5 per dependent. I think the service member is allowed in for no cost.The only thing that surprised my wife was that we were responsible for essentially the full clean up of the room to include sweeping, mopping, putting tables and chairs away. On the bright side we did not have to take the trash out or clean the bathroom before departing.All in all it was a fun day and I am not opposed to operating a broom and mop. I believe this is one of very few indoor pools within a 50 mile radius of Fayetteville or Fort Bragg, so they pretty much corner the market. Thank you for your time. Have a great day!

Cecilia: The receptionist was kinda standoffish but the facility was clean.

Shawn Wooten: Thanks for say y’all are open where you’re not.

Julius Locklear: very friendly clean pool areas clean restrooms all around just a clean neat facility alright in Tulsa pool

Isabel S. Churchill: Great people works here. They are always very nice and welcoming.

Brandon Sheppard: Heated pool, friendly staff, well maintained, great atmosphere.

Alec Hill: Warm.

Arlene Johnson: Nice pool! Thou the locker room and showers are cold!🤐

Trevis Wood: The front counter lady was so helpful and has an awesome accent. I will always take my kids here.

Sunsadie F: Great pool. Locker room could be warmer in the winter but all in all great facility!

Lisa Fay Zemelman: This pool is located inside the warrior transition complex and all they care about is getting cash from dependents so they make life difficult for the Wounded Warriors just trying to get exercise in the pool. They've tried to get the Wounded Warriors kicked out before so that they can make more money from paying patrons. They also don't want the Wounded Warriors bringing their family members with them because the family members don't pay.

LoneWanderR: Hours change based on summer and winter.At this time it costs 5 dollars as civilian and 3 dollars with Military ID.About 90 can be in the pool at one time.Size of the facility is good, location is close to everything else.

S Karp: This is very much a programmatic pool. Despite open swim on the weekends, the lessons take up the majority of the pool. Diving toys are not allowed, but your kids can watch the kids taking lessons diving for toys - a joy to explain. It is one of the few indoor pools in the area, meaning if you want to take your kids to do a physical activity, this is one of the only swimming options. But the overly restrictive rules and minimal footprint for actual recreational swim, makes this one of the most dull options available. My kids enjoy the shower more than the pool. And FYI, despite the fact that there are an excessive amount of lifeguards (I have counted 10), you have to be prepared to be a lifeguard, as they may not always be there. (I have photos to show all the empty stands with my kids in the pool.) Good pool managers can balance fun, programs, and safety. This pool manager apparently cannot.

Guinelle Samuels: There are no mirrors in the shower rooms. Other than that, it’s great.

G H: Through the week they're open, but read the fine print: only open for lessons or water sports. No recreational swimming (ie as a family).