Murray Outdoor Aquatic Center

07/02/2023

We had so much fun with everyone who showed for the Movie in the Pool -
Raya and the Last Dragon last night!

Don’t forget we’ve got more movies happening this summer, with two more movies at the pool.

Friday July 14 - Sing 2 at Ken Price Baseball Field

Saturday July 22 - Jungle Cruise at Murray Outdoor Pool

Saturday August 5 - Incredibles 2 at Ken Price Baseball Field

Friday August 11 - Goonies at Murray Outdoor Pool

As a friendly reminder, dogs are not allowed at any of the movies.

06/23/2023

The first Movie in the Pool is happening next Saturday, July 1 at Murray Outdoor Pool! Come watch Raya and the Last Dragon and enjoy an evening of great entertainment.

Spots are limited to 200 people. Registration opens Monday, June 26 on mcreg.com!

06/21/2023

Update: Murray Outdoor Pool is back open with a running boiler! Our pool maintenance staff worked endlessly to get it back up and running. Classes and programs will be back at the outdoor pool beginning tomorrow, Thursday June 22! 🙌🏼 We want to say thank you for everyone’s patience and understanding with the situation. We look forward to seeing everyone back at the outdoor pool.

06/20/2023

Due to continued boiler issues, the Murray Outdoor Pool will be closed tomorrow, June 20th. We are working diligently to get it back up and running. All classes and programs will be moved to the indoor pools. We appreciate your continued patience and understanding with this inconvenience. Keep checking here for updates on when we will reopen the outdoor pool.

06/18/2023

Due to a surprise maintenance issue the Murray Outdoor Pool is closed until further notice. We are hoping to have the pool back up and running by Monday evening. Until then, all classes and programs will be brought to The Park Center Leisure Pool tomorrow. Thank you for your understanding and patience. Follow us to stay up-to-date on when we will reopen the Murray Outdoor Pool.

06/15/2023

Due to the rainy cold weather, we will not be opening today. Please visit The Park Center pools if you’re looking for some water time today!

06/15/2023

Due to cold air temps and a possible chance of rain, 8am AquaFit has been moved to the indoor pools at The Park Center. We apologize for any inconvenience but appreciate your understanding.

06/05/2023

Today begins AquaFit OUTside! First class begins at 8am at the outdoor pool, we can’t wait to see you there.

06/01/2023

We’ve got AquaFit classes at the outdoor pool beginning Monday June 5! We’ve added some new classes and times to our AquaFit. Beginning June 12 we will be having a Deep HIIT classes at 7am. On Tuesday nights we’ve added a second class from 7:15pm-8:15pm. Come join us in this awesome pool with beautiful views of Mount Olympus.

05/31/2023

👀 keep an eye out for the new Group Fotness Schedule that will be coming later this week that will begin on Monday, June5th! We will have some AquaFit classes coming outside! 💪🏽🏊🏾‍♀️🏊🏽🏊🏻‍♂️

05/29/2023

If you missed the prize drawing yesterday, don’t worry we still have today. From 3:50-4pm we will be handing out Otter Pops. Come join us on this beautiful day at 12pm when we open!

05/26/2023

With rivers getting higher and pools opening for the summer season, it’s smart to have a water watcher when around any body of water.

According to National Drowning Prevention Alliance, Water Watchers are responsible adults who agree to actively and constantly supervise children in the water. If you or a loved one volunteer to be a designated Water Watcher, keep in mind the "3 C's" of Supervision, a critical layer of protection:

Close: within an arm's reach

Constant: uninterrupted attention

Capable: can swim & knows CPR

To learn more about Water Watchers and how to use supervision as one of the 5 Layers of Protection, visit https://ndpa.org/layers/

According to National Drowning Prevention Alliance, Water Watchers are responsible adults who agree to actively and constantly supervise children in the water. If you or a loved one volunteer to be a designated Water Watcher, keep in mind the "3 C's" of Supervision, a critical layer of protection:
Close: within an arm's reach
Constant: uninterrupted attention
Capable: can swim & knows CPR
To learn more about Water Watchers and how to use supervision as one of the 5 Layers of Protection, visit https://ndpa.org/layers/