SEA LION AQUATIC PARK SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS
LisleParkDistrict.org/sealionaquaticpark Parking During the Eyes to the Skies Festival
MONDAY, JUNE 26 – MONDAY, JULY 3 THE SEA LION AQUATIC PARK PARKING LOT WILL BE CLOSED. Satellite parking will be available at the Community Center, Recreation Center and in the DANA/Victor Reinz building lot (last 2 rows closest to the Recreation Center ONLY) for Sea Lion patrons. Thank you for your patience during this time. Questions? Contact our Aquatic Manager, Laura at 630-353-4308.
Adult Swim
Adult swim breaks are held during afternoon swim on the hour at 12:00pm, 1:00pm, 2:00pm, 3:00pm, and 4:00pm and are for adults ages 18 & up. Any child who accompanies an adult must be 2 & under and in the arms of the adult at all times. Only one child per adult, please. Evening adult swims will not be called unless the on duty manager deems it necessary.
Lap Lanes During Open Swim
Sea Lion Aquatic Park offers two lap lanes available for use by any serious swimmer wishing to swim laps during open swim times. To prevent collisions, lap swimmers should stay to the right of the lane and swim in a circular direc- tion whenever more than two swimmers occupy a lane. Pool managers have the discretion to remove the lane lines if the pool becomes too crowded and remove any swimmer who does not follow all lap lane rules.
Strollers
Due to limited space and safety concerns, strollers are NOT allowed in the immediate areas adjacent to the pool. Please keep strollers in the designated stroller parking area or next to your chair and away from the pool’s edge.
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Outside Chair Policy Would you be more comfortable in a chair you bring from home? No prob- lem! Outside chairs are now permitted FREE of charge. Chairs must be kept in the grass areas of the facility and must be free of any umbrellas that can become a hazard during high winds. If you do not wish to bring your own chair, as always we have many complimentary chairs available throughout the facility.
Outside Food Policy Sea Lion Aquatic Park does not allow any outside food into the facility with the exception of water bottles and beverages for babies and people with special needs (this includes baby formula/milk). We ask that all patrons wishing to bring food leave it outside the facility and utilize our picnic facil- ities outside the park. Re-entry will be granted with a hand stamp obtained by the clerks on your way out. Thank you for your understanding.
Flotation Devices For swimmer safety, flotation devices such as inner tubes, rafts, water wings, foam noodles, or swimsuits with integrated flotation devices are not permit- ted during open swim. Only Coast Guard approved life jackets are allowed as flotation devices in Sea Lion Aquatic Park. Please see emblem on life jacket for verification before use. All life jackets MUST be approved at the lifeguard office and a wristband must be obtained before use. Life jackets will be pro- vided at the lifeguard office at no charge.
PRIVATE FACILITY RENTALS
Do you have a group of small ones to entertain? How about renting the Tot Pool at Sea Lion?! Rentals are available before 11:30am, Monday - Friday or before 11:00am, Saturdays & Sundays. Call for rates.
Looking for a place to hold your next graduation, family reunion, com- pany picnic, church outing, or group gathering? Sea Lion Aquatic Park is available to rent for two hour time slots after hours all season and during the mornings from August 4-13. Rates include exclusive use of the entire facility and a full staff.
For more information, or to reserve our facility or tot pool, please call our Aquatic Manager, Laura Cavazos at 630-353-4308. For birthday party packages, see page 20.
Season Pass Holders | $750* Resident | $800* Nonresident | $875* Giant Moon Jump Rental | $60 Tot Pool Rental | Call for rates
*Full payment is due at time of booking. (Includes 2 hour rental)
19 Celebrating 50 Years
PARK DISTRICT
Creating Opportunites Since 1967 | BROCHURE Summer 2017
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