About Rainier Beach Pool
Rainier Beach Pool is an indoor water park in Seattle, WA , rated 4.4 out of 5 by 407 families. It's one of indoor kids activities worth knowing about when you're planning a day out with the kids.
What parents say
"Not only has the price gone up, but the temperature of the pool has gone down. Even the hot tub doesn't feel hot. I especially love the lifeguard screaming at me for letting my 17 year old (almost a legal adult) swim in shallow water with his brother. What takes the cake is this man's daughter went to a south end elementary school with my younger son, so I know they're the same age. She didn't have anyone accompanying her. Weird, huh?"
a month ago
"Does not allow online registration like every other place here. Why would I drive there to find out if its full?"
3 weeks ago
"Too small. The headline photo is deceiving. The pool is much smaller than it looks in the photo . It takes just a few people for it to feel really crowded. The toddler area is decent, but the rest is too small for kid any older than about 4. The line for the yellow slide was long and moves slowly. The lifeguard waits for the person on the slide to get completely out of the pool at the bottom of the slide before the next person is allowed to enter the slide. This takes too long, and people often don’t know they are holding up the line as they leisurely make their way to the stair. On top of all"
a year ago
Reviews sourced from public Google data.
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