Nozomi Aquatic Center Nozomi Aquatic Center was formerly known as West Chandler Aquatic Center. The City Council approved the name change on 12/15/11.
This facility is located south of Chandler Blvd on Kyrene Road. This facility features a zero-depth area; SCS water feature with a 112-ft figure eight water slide; two 1-meter and one 3-meter diving boards; separate diving tank; 25-yard eight-lane pool and shade ramadas. Open seasonally
05/14/2020
We are excited to open our doors to our community, however it will be in a limited capacity with Chandler Residents given priority access. Click the link below to you know before you go!
https://bit.ly/chandleraquaticsreopen
03/21/2020
The heath and well-being of our communities is Chandler Parks and Recreation’s upmost priority. Due to the risks associated with the global COVID-19 outbreak, we are taking precautionary steps and closing our aquatic facilities until further notice. City officials are monitoring the COVID-19 situation and will continue to evaluate the hours of operations at our facilities. For the most up-to-date information please visit www.chandleraz.gov/COVID19. Stay well and we hope to see everyone here again soon!
Aqua Fit tonight anyone? At Nozomi at 7pm.
$5 resident drop in fee
$7 non resident drop in fee
02/01/2019
Spring Registration for Chandler residents will begin tomorrow at 10am. Registrations can be completed Online at www.chandleraz.gov/registration or in person at the Aquatics Office or any Recreation site. Happy swimming 🏊🏻♂️😁
09/13/2018
Join us tonight for Deep Water Aqua Fit! There is a class at 7:00 PM at Mesquite Groves, and a class at 7:30 PM at Nozomi. Chandler residents can drop in for $5 per class, and it's only $7 for non-residents. This no impact, group exercise class, will help you burn calories, all while staying cool and having fun! For more information please visit www.chandleraz.gov/aquatics
09/05/2018
Before jumping in the pool this fall, please double check operational hours for the facility you are planning to attend. Some of our facilities have closed for the season following the Labor Day holiday, and others have limited post season hours. For hours on each facility please visit http://ht.ly/jfiD30lHjYR
08/30/2018
Never dive into shallow or unknown waters. Doing so could increase your risk of a head, neck, or back injury, possibly loosing consciousness and increasing the risk for a drowning to occur.
08/29/2018
If a child is missing, please check the pool first. Those precious seconds could make the difference.
08/28/2018
Having a safety plan at home will help prepare you and your family in case of an emergency. We also recommend practicing your safety plan at least monthly, just as First Responders practice their skills on a regular basis.
08/24/2018
Always keep a safe distance from canal banks and educate your children to never swim or play in the canals. The steep and slick sides make it very difficult to climb out, among other hazards.
08/23/2018
Children can drown in as little as 2" of water. Please empty all buckets, tubs, containers, and kiddie pools after each use. Making sure they are turned upside down will prevent them from collecting water and posing a potential drowning hazard.
08/21/2018
While enjoying water activities, please make sure to appoint an adult water watcher. Water watchers should be CPR certified, sober, and free from distractions. It is also important to rotate or switch water watchers to allow breaks, this will ensure there is constant adult supervision.