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  • Wow. As a tax payer of Chandler and therefore this pool I find it disgusting how I was treated when I tried to go for a swim this morning. I got to the pool at around 10 and headed over to the lanes to start my morning swim routine. As I was walking over I saw there were swim lessons that were taking up lanes 3-4. So as a swimmer myself I wanted to give the kids their space so I went on the far last lane, 7. As soon as I put half my body in the pool the lifeguard yelled at me and told me I could not swim in there. Ok I understood and got out of the pool to wait for the kids to be done. So I went back over to my things and pulled a lounger out into the sun to start tanning a little while I waited. Keep in mind there were about 10-15 parents watching their kids taking the swimming lessons. So I was laying out, tanning, not bothering anyone waiting patiently for the kids to finish swimming. At this point I understood the pool wasn't open but it was 10:40 and the pool would be open around 11, I presumed. As I was laying out the head lifeguard came over to me and asked if I had a child who was swimming I said no. She told me I had to leave because the pool wasn't open and I would have to go wait in my car for 20 minutes then come in later. I would have been fine if they told me to leave when the swim lessons were over just so they could get my $2.25, I get it you have to make money but honestly it was 20 minutes I wasn't bothering anyone or anything, no music no talking on the phone just laying on a towel. There were parents who were bloody speed walking around the perimeter of the pool as if that isn't a safety hazard in itself. So I picked up my things and left. It's safe to say I will not ever be returning to that pool ever again. I would have been fine with the situation if there were easily readable signs at the entrance saying the pool hours or that the pool was closed for private swim lessons until X-time. Then I wouldn't have to have gone in and wasted my time waiting for the lanes to open.
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