Kitsilano Pool

The pool is really long for the swimmers. The view to the mountains is fantastic.The water is heated at 27 degree but if you don't swim, you get cold.Morning visitors are more serious than evening, depends on your level of comfort for swimming or just chilling out.You can buy your ticket online or as drop in. You have one hour and thirty minutes for 7$ ticket. They close the washrooms 15 minutes before closing.

We booked online for a Wednesday schedule.80% of the slots are reserved for online bookings.After our pool session 12-2:30pm, the next batch, 3pm, is already waiting in line to get the best spot.The washroom closes 15mins before the end of the session and everybody must be out by the end of your session.There are small lockers inside the washroom with 25 cents deposit if you need them.Enough lifeguards to make you feel safe.Infants, toddlers, kids, adults can swim and play.Kids area is separated by a floating rope, and the swimmers also have their own lane.Plenty of space to swim.Bring your own towels/shampoos/soap etc.

A staff member said today that they would be limiting entry to the first 50 people in the line. The notice from the Ministry of Health above the ticket window states the pool capacity is 1800.Why can’t the city find the support to allow residents to use this facility seamlessly?This strongly feels like the current system is a covid solution that is being kept for reasons of self-interest.Please stop the reservation system and open the pool to all like the other Vancouver pools. We want to swim!

You have to make a reservation before going to the swimming pool, and it was personally the most pleasant place

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Pool and staff are awesome, but the reservation system / entry process is awful. Why do those with a 1Pass have to wait in line with those paying cash? Why can this not operate like the rest of Vancouver’s public pools?

The best place in Vancouver to spend a hot sunny day to cool off a shallow side for family's with young children a center lane for the serious lappers and a side that goes from 5 feet to 8 feet where people like me Like to hang and tread water float exc. Love ❤️ Kits pool

One of the best swimming pools in North America for the views, the length: 137m or close to 150 yards long. A bit like lake swimming, but with heated water. It's a great place to people watch on sunny days too. Number of swimmers is now better controlled with the reservation system, but drop-in is still possible. Fantastic, a must see!

Relaxing, beautiful! Get your tickets in advance online. Three different lines to enter based on how you buy your ticket.

The Kitsilano Pool seen from our frequent strolling in the Month of October..the very beautiful vistas are still present …just waiting now for the May opening when throngs of swimming enthusiasts will arrive to once again fill this beautiful space…