1 mr pjotr - 2 months ago
Used to swim here one or two times a week for years before the shutdown due to Covid. Just recently learnt about the new dual pricing, so I guess foreigners are no longer welcomed ...
1 mr pjotr - 2 months ago
Used to swim here one or two times a week for years before the shutdown due to Covid. Just recently learnt about the new dual pricing, so I guess foreigners are no longer welcomed ...
5 nidhin pramod - 2 years ago
This is great initiative by the administration. The youth center is very well maintained and so is the swimming pool.
You'll need a membership at Lumphini Youth center to access the swimming pool. The membership cost is insane- 40 baht for a year. You'll need a medical certificate as well for swimming pool access and membership. They have batches , which means you can't show up at anytime and enter the pool. Do check the schedule before visiting
5 Scott Biffle - 2 years ago
Read the rules and how to apply for access before you go. Your poor research will result in a bad experience. The rules for swimming are clear and the application process is detailed. The staff are great and extremely helpful. Good lap pool and I highly recommend for swimming.
1 p don j - a year ago
Swimming pool as well as general membership at lumpini youth centre has changed to dual-priced xenophobic rates. Thais and especially foreigners should boycott it. The same has happened at benjasiri park pool. The park near mochit also has a pool, it's far from me so i've not been there to check prices. The swimming pool at suan rama 9 park does not seem to be run in the same way as the park pools in central bangkok and prices there seem to be the same for everybody (though 60? baht rather than 15). 60 baht is about the same as most privately run pools in bangkok charge. Hua mak sports centre pool also seems to be fair for all, that was 50 baht from memory and an extra 10 baht in the evening.
5 Jenny Reeves - 3 years ago
This is a great outdoor pool. You have to be a member but it’s quite straightforward. Get a medical certificate from any hospital/clinic (about THB1,000) and take it it with passport photocopy to pool reception and they make you a membership card. It’s THB40 for the year THB15 each swim and THB5 for a locker. MUST wear a hat. Hats can be bought at Decathlon Tesco’s and MBK. Swimming is in sessions (see picture). If you are walking distance from the pool for more than a week it’s definitely worth it ????
1 Trent Hammond - 3 years ago
This place is so dissapointing. After packing my swimming gear and walking to the pool, I was advised only members could use the pool. What ever happened to one off payments for a simple swim? Inflexible staff at the reception counter makes me never want to come back.
5 Paul S - 5 years ago
This place has a gym and outdoor swimming pool but you have to register first and have a medal certificate to say you are healthy. It closes between 12:00 noon and 13:30 so it's not ideal if you want to go to the gym or swim at lunch.
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