Today it was over 104 degrees here. Glendale residents trying to stay cool are hampered by the fact that Glendale hasn't had a proper community swimming pool since the Verdugo Swim Stadium was demolished in 1988. There is a proposal to add a pool to Pacific Park, but that would come far too late for this summer's heat waves. In the meantime, here are some aquatic options.- Public access to the pools at Hoover High and Glendale High will be allowed for approximately 3 hours a day between June 30th-August 22nd. $2 adult admission. Glendale Aquatics brochure (PDF).
- Burbank's pools at McCambridge and Verdugo Parks are open for recreation swimming. Admission is a whopping $10 for non-residents! Burbank residents are $4.
- Your best bet, beyond cozying up to pool-owning friends, is one of the City of L.A.'s many pools. The Griffith Park Pool at Los Feliz Blvd & Riverside drive opened yesterday. Adults are $2.50, or $2.00 with a library card. Kids and seniors are free. Thanks, City of L.A.!
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Thanks for the info, Scott. I went to the Verdugo pool today. It's a great place to get in a few laps and cool off in this ridiculous weather. I didn't encounter one screaming child, and that's always nice.
I was prepared to pay the $10 admission but it was free....maybe because of the heatwave?
Wow, that's great. The L.A. pools are always packed with screaming kids.
I called the Verdugo pool today and they are back to $10 for non-residents. D'oh!
The Glendale YWCA just reopend their pool. They are across the street from Whole Foods AND you don't need to become a member AND you are supporting the YWCA.
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