2024 Season at the Pool
All swimmers must be registered using the online registration process. Once you have submitted registration, please submit payment.
**NEW for 2024!
- SwimAbilities® Instructor
- National Lifeguard Instructor
- First Aid Instructor
Phone: (403) 854-3983
Address: 501 3rd Street West
Important Dates for 2024 Season
Date
Event
FAQ’s
How much does it cost to use the pool?
Rates
effective April 2024
Youth 6-17 yrs | Adult 18-64 yrs | Senior 65+ yrs | Aqua Fitness | Family must include one adult | |
Single Admission | $5 | $7 | $6 | $7 | |
Toonie Saturdays | $2 | $2 | $2 | ||
Plunge Cards* 12 admissions |
$50 | $70 | $60 | $70 | n/a |
Season Pass* | $95 | $140 | $95 | $245 | |
* Plunge Cards and Season passes can be used for Aqua Fitness
Group Lessons
Parent & Tot | $40.00 |
Swimmer 1-3 | $50.00 |
Swimmer 4-6 | $60.00 |
Rookie/Ranger/Start Patrol | $75.00 |
Jr. Lifeguard Camp | $95.00 |
Bronze Medallion & CPR-C | $185.00 |
Bronze Cross | $175.00 |
Standard First Aid | $150.00 |
NL Pool | $330.00 |
Swim Instructor | $335.00 |
Private Lessons
5 lessons of 30-minute length | $82.50 |
5 lessons of 60-minute length | $154.00 |
Locker rentals are $11 / season for a small and $16.50 / season for a large locker.
Refund Policy
Refunds are at the discretion of and must be approved by the pool manager. A full refund, less an administration fee, will be issued if the participant withdraws prior to the date of the first lesson or rental.
Administration Fee:
Preschool Levels: $5.00
Other Lessons: $10.00
Pool Rentals: $20.00
Can I rent the pool for a private event?
Absolutely! Please contact the pool to find out availability. Rates are as follows:
Youth/Family | Adult | |
0 – 30 people | $100.00 / hour | $145.00 / hour |
31 – 60 people | $150.00 / hour | $180.00 / hour |
61+ people | $185.00 / hour | $230.00 / hour |
Swim Meets | $100.00 / hour |
Refund Policy
A full refund, less $20 administration fee will be issued if the renter withdraws prior to the date of the rental.
How can I register for swimming lessons?
Registration begins before the pool opens. Be sure to watch the website, the Hanna Herald, social media and if you want to be notified beforehand, please sign up for our e-News. Registration can always be accepted throughout season.
Do I pay for my five year old child?
No, rates begin at age 6.
Where do I find the schedules?
Schedules, once they become available can be found on this page and picked up at the pool.
Why must I be at "arms reach" with my child?
Even though the Town of Hanna employs Lifeguards, they can’t be watching every child all the time. Your children are ultimately safer if you are nearby to help them in the event they need it.
My four year old swims like a fish! Way better than my 8 year old! Who decides if they can go in the pool without me? What age or skill level is used?
Our facility policy is that any child 8 and under needs to be accompanied by someone 12 or older and within arms reach. This policy is supported by the Lifesaving Society. Please consult with the pool staff for clarification.
I would like to be able to take my 5 year old grandson to the kiddie pool to play while I read my book in the shade of the covered benches. Do I have to pay?
Yes, you are still required to pay because you still need to be in the water within arms reach of your child.
Spray Park
Located south of the Hanna pool and waterslide, the spray park is a brand new outdoor accessible space for residents of all ages to enjoy at no cost.
Colorful water features provide fun for all ages, and include:
- Rubberized flooring surrounds the splash pad connecting to the adjacent washrooms and shower.
- The super splash bucket fills and tips gallons of water every two minutes disbursing into a roaring waterfall.
- Two water tubes that shoot water
- An umbrella with cascading water to run through or stand under
- A leaning tower that sprays water outward using eight different nozzles
- Water blooms that spray different levels of water from the floor
- Jet streams that spray up to 3′ hight
- An area designed specifically with little people in mind. The area includes a pot that fills and spills gently into trays allowing the water to cascade as well as a small gentle jet stream.
- When not in use the water features become dormant but when someone wants to play, the features are activated with the touch of a hand.
Construction of the Hanna Spray Park was a combined effort between a committee of dedicated resident volunteers, the Town of Hanna, Special Areas #2, and the Province of Alberta’s Community Facility Enhancement Program.