Does anyone really use this pool during summer? I ran by it today and it looked GORGEOUS...there were lifeguards, but only ONE person swimming. What is the deal?

Really? I've never used any of the public pools, but it sounds almost too good to be true! If you go, let us know. This is the last weekend for public pools, as I believe they all close after the Labor Day holiday.

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I have been to the Asser Levy pool on 23rd and 1st a few times. It wasn't terribly crowded and the atmosphere was a lot better than I was expecting. I took a 3 yr old and she had a great time. They have a small "kiddie" sized pool and then a larger, deeper pool as well. The only two differences between this pool and others that I have been to is that there are no lawn chairs for laying out and children are not allowed to bring any toys in. I would def check out the pools next summer...

I'm bringing this topic back up because I want to see if any more responses will come in about Central Park Pool...I'm curious, because I went to a different public pool, Astoria Park Pool .
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Here's the short story on that pool:
1)you wait in a really long slow line to get in.

2) you have to bring a combination lock with you or you can't get in

3) cell phones, ipods, cameras, any sort of bag, any clothing other than a bathing suit, food, drink other than a bottle of water...these are all things that cannot be in the pool area. You have to put them in a wet, dirty locker. They advise not leaving any valuables in the lockers because (quote) "there are thieves everywhere". They will check valuable items for you and give you a ticket for them, sort of like a coat-check but you don't pay. They wrap your things in masking tape and write your name on the tape, and put the bundle into a cubby hole behind a desk staffed by a park employee. I checked two cell phones, an ipod, and a camera. I got them back before I left.

4) the pool is huge. There is cement all around it, and this is where you sort of put out your towel and "lay out" if you want to.

5) the water is nice and cool, good on a day like we've been having lately. It is very very crowded and splashy.

The only city pools I've ever gone to are John Jay on the east side in the 70's I think & Cherokee which was near 59th & 10th but its closed now.

Weekends are more crowded than weekdays. There is also the stupidity factor...lots of stupid a$$ people in this city who act like they've never seen a pool before.