The Aliso Viejo Aquatic Center will host a special Open House on Thursday, March 7 to give the public a sneak peek at the exciting spring/summer season on tap

Save the date for Aquatic Center Open House March 7

The facility will be open to the public for another fabulous season May 4 through Sept. 30 with programs starting April 1.

The Open House will be from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the city facility located at 29 Santa Barbara next to the Aliso Viejo Conference Center off Golf Drive and Glenwood.

Folks will have the chance to meet new and returning coaches and instructors, obtain information about several new and established programs and take advantage of early-bird discounts.

Programs at the Aquatic Center are provided by Premier Recreation Services, which will begin offering an array of swim programs in April. Those programs include a “Learn to Swim” group lesson; private swim lessons; “Parent and Me” swim classes; Aqua Zumba; spring, summer, and fall swim teams; and the new Aqua Mania Summer Camp. For recreational swimming and activities, the Aliso Viejo Aquatic Center opens to the public May 4.

This year, people will be able to access programs even easier thanks to new online registration that will allow them to purchase lessons and book programs around the clock, as well as book private lessons with specific instructors through Premier’s new live scheduling program.

The Aquatic Center will also offer a new “Family Pass,” so families can enjoy recreational swimming and activities May through September at a reduced rate.

In addition to new swim programs, the facility will also offer a host of CPR/AED, First Aid, Lifeguard and other health and safety courses.

For more information about health and safety programs, contact Ryan Larson at ryan@premierrecservices.com.  Information about the Aliso Viejo Aquatic Center programming is available at www.alisoviejoaquaticscenter.com and www.avflyingfish.com or by e-mailing av@premierrecservices.com. For general inquiries, contact avaquatics@kempersports.com.

Kelly Tokarski