Aquatic Facility

Participants must be 18 years of age or older to be eligible to purchase an Aquatic Swim Pass. Pass holders will be required to follow all facility entrance requirements. Passes are sold through the Campus Recreation Business Office at the Student Fitness Center through an online portal. Accepted forms of payment are credit cards only. All participants are required to show their Warrior ID Card or a Photo ID proving age, sign an Activity Release of Liability, and record a biometric hand measurement scan before facility usage. This must be completed at the Student Fitness Center.

The lap pool has a ramp for those with disabilities with a zero-point entry that is accessible to wheelchairs.

The pool will be closed on campus holidays and weekends.

Alumni, staff, faculty and community members will have to sign up and make an account. View our instructions document on how to create an account. All purchases are to be done online at the campus recreation portal.

Aquatic Access Pass

Instruction Document: Aquatics Pass Account

To purchase and use an Aquatic Facility Swim Pass you must be 18 or over.

1. Visit campusrecreation.csustan.edu.
2. Select Aquatics Pass.
3. When the Login Options window appears:
   • If you already have an account, sign in using your credentials.
   • Full-time students can log in using their Warrior email account.
   • If you do not have an account, select Sign Up.
4. Complete the registration form by:
   • Entering the required information
   • Accepting the Terms of Use
   • Selecting Email Opt In if you would like updates and promotions
5. Select Register to create your account.
6. Return to the homepage and select Aquatics Pass again.
7. Sign in to purchase or retrieve your aquatics pass.
8. Complete the required Liability Form before accessing the aquatics facility.
   • Participants under 18 must have a parent or guardian complete the form.
9. Your aquatics pass is now ready for use.

Aquatic Operations and Information

Aquatics Programs Operations And Information Handbook 

Aquatic Facility General Activity Release of Liability

View the release of liability

Participation in programs is completely voluntary. Individuals participate at their own risk and assume responsibility for their own health and safety. The University is not liable for injuries sustained during participation in an activity. It is strongly recommended that all participants consult a physician and/or have a physical exam prior to participation. The University does not provide personal accident/health insurance. Therefore, participants are urged to secure their own insurance. You may suffer physical and/or mental injury from participating in these activities.

Swim Attire Requirements

Proper bathing attire must be worn in the pool. Swimwear must meet all of the following requirements:

• Designed specifically for swimming
• Made of Lycra, spandex, nylon, or neoprene
• Properly lined

Why Proper Swimwear Is Required

• Street clothes, especially cotton, can introduce contaminants into the pool.
• Clothing worn during exercise prior to swimming may create an unsanitary environment.
• Swim fabrics such as Lycra and nylon are non-absorbent and help protect pool filtration systems.
• Absorbent materials such as cotton can break down, clog filters and affect water chemistry.

Acceptable Swim Attire

Women

• One-piece swimsuit
• Short-john suit
• Modest two-piece swimsuit
• Swim shirt
• Board shorts worn with swimsuit bottoms
• Fitness unitard

Men

• Jammers
• Briefs
• Swim trunks
• Swim shirt

Children

• Swimsuit designed for swimming
• Required swim diapers when applicable
• Swim shirt

Unacceptable Attire

• Sports bras
• Compression shorts
• Athletic shorts
• Cut-off shorts
• Leotards
• Undergarments or underwear

Parking permits are enforced in all lots from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., Monday through Friday, including non-instruction days (e.g. spring break). Disabled stalls, red curbs, fire lanes, time-limit spaces, service/maintenance stalls, white and yellow curbs, and meter parking are enforced 24/7 year-round

Parking lot 8 has reduced-rate parking available in the diamond-marked stalls. Visitors are encouraged to use this lot for parking for the Aquatics Center. Campus Recreation will not be held responsible for any tickets received for parking.

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