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BEAT THE HEAT
Mesa summer pool passes are now on sale
Jacob Stanek
Lifeguards watch over as children wade through the pool on Thursday, May 31, 2018 at Surprise Aquatic Center in Surprise. [Jacob Stanek/Independent Newsmedia]
Mesa’s summer pool season doesn’t begin until May 25, but residents can buy pool passes for a discounted price right now, according to the city.
The passes will provide unlimited visits to all city of Mesa pools, according to a press release.
Individual passes are sold for $45 while family passes are available for $150. Those with a family of more than six can pay the +1 $25 option on top.
Starting May 25, the prices will increase to $56 for individual passes, $30 for +1 passes and $225 for family passes.
Pool passes may be purchased online; at the Mesa Parks and Recreation Office, 708 W. Baseline Road, Mesa, from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. onday through Thursday and during lap swim times at Kino Aquatic Center, 848 N. Horne, Mesa.
More information about pool passes and Mesa aquatics is available at mesaparks.com/pools.
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