Cheapest one-day pass in Manhattan?

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Hi, does anyone know any pools in Manhattan, NYC that have cheap one-day passes, like below $15? (Weekly pass will be even better, but I don't think it exists. Why don't most pools offer monthly or weekly passes by the way?) Thanks for any tips!
  • when I've been in NYC I've trained with RedTide and at Asphalt Green think their drop in fee is 15 bucks a practice
  • Former Member
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    brighton beach is free http://cibbows.org/ hydras have a 5 dollar drop in fee for out-of-towners www.nychydras.org/.../
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    Asphalt green is $20 now. TNYA does a free trail week. after that it is fifteen for a drop in - the going rate in the city. i think it is $137 for unlimited month. check out the web page. Metro LMSC has a listing of all master swim teams in the New York area. there are not many pools in the city and they are all really expensive and most are not kept well. I go out to Brooklyn to swim at LIU. Brighton is free, but the ocean is over run with jelly fish right now and the water is cold. I miss living in Southern Californis because of the abundance of outdoor pools and super cheap fees.
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    Riverbank State Park, 50m morning swim, $1 SENIORS (60+), $2 weekday/$3 Sat/Sun, or $30 for 30 day pass. Factor in the round trip metrocard ride and it's still the best deal in town. First time back in the pool since before St. Patty's day and I had one other swimmer in my lane . . . Hopefully, it's not one of the parks that Gov. Paterson is planning to close (he's been threatening to close 41 state parks :( )
  • The Riverbank State Park web site says it going to reduce services or shut down because of a "fiscal crisis." There are many NYC parks pools including John Jay at East 78th Street and Flushing Meadows Park to name only a couple. Flushing (in Queens) is only a few miles farther away from midtown than Riverbank, and it's a new, nice 50M pool, usually set up for 25M. Best of luck.
  • Hi all, thanks a lot for the replies. Very useful! Hope to try some of the places. Regarding Asphalt Green, maybe some of you were citing old prices. According to AG, a guest pass for adult is $35 now! $20 for children. Unless that comes with a dinner or a cheap massage, that is really ridiculous.
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    Hi all, thanks a lot for the replies. Very useful! Hope to try some of the places. Regarding Asphalt Green, maybe some of you were citing old prices. According to AG, a guest pass for adult is $35 now! $20 for children.
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    Brighton is free, but the ocean is over run with jelly fish right now and the water is cold. it was up to 62 last weekend... the j-fish were out.
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    Riverbank State Park, 50m morning swim, $1 SENIORS (60+), $2 weekday/$3 Sat/Sun, or $30 for 30 day pass. Factor in the round trip metrocard ride and it's still the best deal in town. First time back in the pool since before St. Patty's day and I had one other swimmer in my lane . . .
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    yesterday: water 65-70 and NO JELLIES! Wow. I think it was less than 60 last year when we swam there!!? Heaps warmer here than this time last year too.