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Metropolitan Community Center
Brooklyn, New York, UNITED STATES

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The Basics: Metropolitan Community Center
Official Web site: http://www.nycgovparks.org/sub_things_to_do/recreation_centers/rc_metropolitan_pool.html
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Address: 261 Bedford Ave. , Williamsburg , Brooklyn , NY , UNITED STATES (Postal Code: 11211)
Telephone: (718) 599-5707.
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Admission:

Visitors (adult): Single-swim admission is not available to the traveling general public.
Membership: $75.00 per year, SC(55) $10.00 per year.
Facilities:
(Full-size, year-round)

Pool: 25y x 30f, 8f depth, indoors, 80°F (27°C).
Locator:
To Find: At Bedford and Metropolitan Aves.
County or region: New York City (All 5 Boroughs).
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Reviews: The water is quite clean. However, the showers and surroundings of the pool could be cleaner. It smells like old mold in the locker rooms and the swimming pool could be cleaned more thoroughly, since the number of users is increasing, which, I believe, is a good sign. On Wednesdays, during women’s swim time, a number of religious women wear dresses in the water, a practice that strikes me as unhygienic.
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