NYC Pools: A Deep Dive into Closing Times
So, You Wanna Know When NYC Pools Close?
Let's talk about the burning question on every New Yorker's mind during the summer: When do NYC pools close? Because let's face it, nothing screams "relaxation" like lounging poolside, pretending you're not sweating your life away in the humidity.
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The Pool Party's Over
Now, you might be thinking, "Duh, it's when the sun goes down." Well, unfortunately, the city isn't quite that accommodating. Most NYC pools operate on a strict schedule, and it's not always aligned with the sun's.
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- Most public outdoor pools in NYC are open from 11 AM to 3 PM, and then reopen from 4 PM to 7 PM.
- Yes, there's a break in the middle. It's like the pool world's version of a power nap.
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Now, don't go booking that last-minute pool day just yet. Some pools have different hours, and some might even be open later on weekends. It's like the pool world's version of happy hour, but without the free drinks (unless you bring your own, of course, but we don't recommend that).
Finding Your Pool's Closing Time
So, how do you figure out when your favorite pool closes? You could:
- Call the Pool: Classic, right? But hey, it works.
- Check the NYC Parks Website: They have a pretty decent online system to help you find pool information.
- Ask a Local: New Yorkers love to talk, especially about the weather and pool hours.
Pool Etiquette 101
While we're on the topic of pools, let's quickly cover some pool etiquette. Because nothing ruins a good pool day like someone who doesn’t know how to share.
- Don't Pee in the Pool: This one should be obvious, but you'd be surprised.
- Towel Up Before You Sit: Nobody wants to sit in someone else's wet spot.
- Respect the Lifeguards: They're there for a reason. Listen to them.
How To... Pool Edition
- How to find a pool near you: Use the NYC Parks website or a map app.
- How to survive a crowded pool: Bring a good book and a sense of humor.
- How to avoid sunburn: Sunscreen, hat, and maybe even those crazy pool noodle arm covers.
- How to make the most of your pool time: Relax, enjoy the water, and don't stress about work.
- How to gracefully exit the pool when it's closing time: Don't be that person who's still in the pool when they're blasting the closing whistle.
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