Per Media Release:
Staff is already thinking warm thoughts this winter with the Hopkins Pool Pass Spring Flash Sale! Now, through Saturday, March 26th, Hopkins Pool Passes will be 20% off Early Bird Rates and nearly 30% off full-price 2022 Pool Season Pass Rates.
During the Spring Flash Sale, resident pricing will be as follows: Active Adult for 55+ $36 (full price $45), Individual $68 (full price $90), a Family of Four $96 (full price $135), and each additional pass will be just $16 (full price $25). Children, ages 3 and under, are FREE regardless of resident status or sale dates.
Non-resident pricing will be as follows: Active Adult for 55+ $45 (full price $56), Individual $85 (full price $112), a Family of Four $120 (full price $169), and each additional pass will be just $20 (full price $30).
“After two restricted summers, we are excited to welcome back visitors and look forward to fully opening Hopkins Pool this season,” stated Superintendent of Recreation, Andrea Juricic. “To better accommodate those that want to join us all summer long, we have added two new pool pass options with our Family of Four and Active Adult pass options.”
These deeply discounted rates will be available during the spring flash sale dates only, however, early-bird rates are available until May 2, 2022. If you are a DeKalb resident and the cost of pool passes is financially burdensome, the Dekalb Park District Scholarship Assistance Program is available for qualifying participants.
Hopkins Pool, located at 1403 Sycamore Road, opens daily for the 2022 season on May 28 – August 14 and will be open weekends only, August 20 – September 5. The aquatic facility features a zero-depth wading pool with an interactive play structure, a lap pool with two water slides, a diving well with both a low and high dive, and a concessions stand area. Daily admission fees are $6 for residents and $9 for non-residents.
DeKalb Park District staff and the Park Board are continuing to gather feedback regarding the future of Hopkins Pool and a potential pool renovation. A pool survey is available now through April 1 on the District website and the community’s feedback will be invaluable in helping determine the next steps for the aging facility. More information about the history of Hopkins Pool and the proposed improvement project/renovation project can be found at dekalbparkdistrict.com/capital-improvement-projects.
For more information about Hopkins Pool and to take the pool survey, please visit dekalbparkdistrict.com/hopkins-pool or call (815) 758-6663. Pool passes may be purchased online, over the phone, or in person at any DeKalb Park District facilities.