Pools
Address: 1430 W. Cesar Chavez
/ Hours: See Detail pages for hours
/ Phone Number: 210.207.3299
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SAN ANTONIO NATATORIUM
ADMISSION AGE
|
Fees |
| Child Admission- 17 and under |
$2 |
Adult Admission- 18 - 59
Seniors, 60 and up |
$4
$3 |
|
Adult swim passes good for 20 visits or 90 days from purchase
Senior swim pass good for 20 visits or 90 days from purchase
|
$70
$50 |
SPRING SCHEDULE (JANUARY 2020 – MAY 2020)
Currently closed until further notice.
| DAYS |
TYPE |
TIME |
COST |
| Monday - Friday |
Seniors (Ages 60+) |
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
5 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. |
*Free:10am-11am
$3 |
| Monday - Friday |
Adults (Ages 18-59)
|
11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
5 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. |
$4
|
| Monday - Friday |
Children (17 & Under)
|
5 p.m. to 6:45 p.m.
|
$2
|
| Saturday |
Adults & Seniors |
11 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. |
$4
$3 |
| Saturday |
Open Swim |
12 p.m. - 6:45 p.m. |
$2
$4
$3 |
HEALTH CARE PROVIDER - MEDICAL PASS
Individuals requiring swimming exercises as a part of a health care provider directed therapeutic program may apply for no charge admission to the San Antonio Natatorium. Said application must be accompanied by a written confirmation of the need for therapeutic swimming exercise, and the duration of this need, by the health care provider and be for a specifically named individual. Upon review of said application and documentation, city parks and recreation staff may issue a permit for no charge admission to the San Antonio Natatorium for the duration of the certified need. Admission will be for swim times open to the general public only, and the city shall provide no other services beyond admission to the San Antonio Natatorium.
POOL RESERVATIONS
There is hereby established a rental fee for the private use of the city's indoor and outdoor swimming pools for private splash parties. Said rentals will only occur before or after normal operating hours when the pools are not open to the public and will be for a two-hour period only. In addition to the rental fee indicated below, persons renting city pools shall be required to pay the city for the cost of providing life guards for the event. The number of lifeguards required for this use will be determined by parks and recreation department staff based on the number of individuals utilizing the facility and the pool being utilized. Rental fees for said use shall be as follows:
SA Natatorium is available for Reservation on Saturdays only from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM year round.
| Number of Users |
Indoor/Outdoor Pool |
| 1 to 75 persons |
$150.00 + $90.00 for 3 Staff |
| 76 to 150 persons |
$200.00 + $120.00 for 4 Staff |
| 151 to 250 persons |
$250.00 + $150.00 for 5 Staff |
SWIMMING RELATED CLASSES
The Parks and Recreation Department offers a variety of swim activities and classes.
Water Aerobics are offered Monday through Thursday from 5:45 to 6:30 p.m. and from 6:45 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
A monthly pass is available for $40.
Visit our In the Pool page for more fun swimming activities and programming. See a full list of City swimming pools.
SWIM LESSONS
Individual Swim Lessons
Individual swim lessons are available for $50 per month. This includes four 30-minute lessons. For more information on how to sign up, call the Natatorium at 210.207.3299.
Group Swim Lessons
Group swim lessons include six lessons for $30. Call 210.207.3299 for schedule information.
PROGRAMS & CLASSES
San Antonio Natatorium History
The San Antonio Natatorium was built in June of 1981 on the old Sidney Lanier High School Track. City Council member Henry Cisneros was instrumental in working with the San Antonio Independent School District (SAISD) in developing the concept. At the time, the $3.2 million facility was the flagship for the City of San Antonio and South Texas. The venue has provided numerous high school, international and local age-group competitions. The Olympic team from Australia trained at the natatorium in December 2000. Olympic Gold Medalist Misty Hyman, Bruce Hayes, Grant Hackett and Karen Perkins have graced the water of the San Antonio Natatorium.
Built with federal grant funds, it was geared toward allowing inner city children an opportunity to develop and compete in competitive swimming and diving. the facility has produced an Olympic trial qualifier, numerous UIL state qualifiers (swimming and diving), regional champions, and has served thousands of SAISD swimmers and divers.