May 25, 2011

Crozet Pools Open this Weekend

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Crozet Pool:

Crozet Park Pool Season Opening Schedule…

Monday May 23               Crozet Gator Swim Team practices begin
Saturday May 28              Pool Open to Public for Memorial Day weekend
Monday May 30               Early Morning Adult Lap Swimming begins
Tuesday May 31               Water Aerobics begins
Saturday June 4                Pool Open to Public for Weekend
Friday June 10                   Pool Open to Public for summer at 3:00 PM

Pool Rentals reservations are now being accepted

Visit us today at www.crozetparkpool.com

What’s new for 2011?
·         Early Morning Lap Swimming will now be staffed with a lifeguard and admissions
·         Long time assistant Kevin Boyd takes over as head coach for the Crozet Gator Swim Team
·         Brand new plaster and lane tiles
·         A new gas grill is available for parties upon request

Visit us today at www.crozetparkpool.com

Old Trail Pool:

The Old Trail Swim Club opens for the summer season Saturday, May 28th, 10am for its regular operating schedule. The pool will be open 10 am – 9 pm, seven days per week weather permitting. Memberships are still available – the Swim Club is open to all for membership this year.

To print your registration and release forms, visit www.OldTrailSwimClub.com. Please be sure to read the 2011 Policy Manual and the Frequently Asked Questions section. Pool pass pickup begins Friday, May 27th, 10am – 6pm. Swimming tests for those children 12+ who wish to swim alone may also be conducted at that time.

Comments

13 responses to “Crozet Pools Open this Weekend”

May 26, 2011

Guest

Old Trail Pool Rates:

Family (Household): $720
2-Person (Household): $465
Individual: $350Crozet Park Pool Rates before 5/31 after 5/31

Adult Pass (12-59 yrs.)
Senior Pass (60+)
Family of 2
Family of 3
Family 4
Family of 5

$140$90$200$260$320$380

$165$90$250$310$370$430

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1. May 26, 2011
  
  Guest
  
  formatting didn’t translate…bottom line Family of 4 swims at Crozet Park Pool for less than individual pass at Old Trail.
  
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  1. May 26, 2011
    
    Edward Strauss
    
    Crozet Pool tries to be an asset to the Community. Old Trail is
    just the typical business model, out to make money…
    
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    1. May 26, 2011
      
      Guest
      
      Wait till the YMCA takes over CP and puts the bubble over the pool. The CP prices will then go UP.
      Waynesboro Park pool is half the price of CP.
      
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      1. May 26, 2011
        
        cho
        
        Also – CP you can pay per use, OT you pay through the shorts.
      2. May 27, 2011
        
        trolley
        
        OT is a private business. If they charge too much then they won’t have members. It’s up to them how they run their business and it’s up to the consumer to make their own choice. free will and capitalism baby
      3. May 27, 2011
        
        Jim Duncan
        
        You beat me to it.
        
        Being “out to make money” is a good thing.
      4. May 27, 2011
        
        cho
        
        I think CP has a more diverse plans for smaller families than OT. However, You can’t beat the mountain vista of OT pool.
        
        I think “sink or swim” more appropriate for this type of business. Any wagers out there?
      5. May 27, 2011
        
        Edward Strauss
        
        Yep, it just costs more to live in an unincorporated community…
2. May 26, 2011
  
  Guest
  
  The 50 meter War Memorial Pool II and bathhouse offers the perfect opportunity for all members of your family to cool off from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
  
  General Admission: 10 am – 7:30pm Monday – Saturday 1 pm – 7:30 pm Sunday
  
  Free Swim: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm, Everyday non-residents pay general admission price. Waynesboro residents swim for free.
  
  Fees:Adult (16 and over) – $4.00Youth (3-15) – $2.00Baby (2 and under) – FREEFamily Pass – $130.00Individual Pass – $60.00
  
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May 30, 2011

Bjc_05

OT rate are ridiculous! $720 for a family pass for basically 3-3.5 months of swimming! I don’t care if it has a view of heaven… way to to be elitist!

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1. May 30, 2011
  
  Evan S.
  
  For someone living in OT it’s not to bad a deal. When you factor in the gas and time it takes to get to Crozet Park and the fact that you could just walk home to eat lunch and dinner the price isn’t so bad.
  
  But my guess is that they’re not having trouble filling membership or they’d lower their price. Why not charge what the economy will allow?
  
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  1. May 31, 2011
    
    cho
    
    gas would need to get significantly higher to factor in the cost difference between the two neighboring pools. I can’t argue with the conveniences of walking to a facility over driving. We ourselves, used OT pool. This year, i couldn’t understand (nor justify) the increase and the continued lack of smaller family rates of OT pool.
    
    As far as why not charge what will allow. Go for it. Yes, the difference between community pool and private business. Quality difference, can’t comment.
    
    Another option.. Virginia’s streams (especially this year). Great hikes and doesnt hurt to get those kids in the outdoors.
    
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