JCC Indianapolis

The JCC has become a second home for our family. The resources you can find under one roof are endless. To name a few:- fitness center- fabulous yoga and Pilates classes, spin too-swim lessons-excellent daycare-massage services-outdoor water center-indoor lap and therapeutic pools-programming like the festival of books, pottery classes and more-kind and welcoming staff We're committed for at least the next four years with our kiddos in the daycare. I'm already dreading the day when their time at the JCC comes to a close. We live about 25 min away (downtown) but it is so worth the crew effort.

Been a member since 2021, and have lived close to here for almost 2 decades, I don't know why I didn't join here a decade ago. Facility is very nice and the staff are friendly. They have multitudes of choices to do as they have a lot of amenities and programs. Highly recommend to join this place if you're around this area and want to be active. They have a Sat boxing exercise class that's very popular. Check their calendar for schedules and programs.

In addition to being members here, we've also had our son's July birthday party there twice. Staff are fantastic and help coordinate everything to make it successful. One year a thunderstorm closed the outdoor pool during our party, and they swiftly moved us inside to a private party room adjacent to an indoor pool and created a seamless transition. Highly recommend the JCC!

Pro: Beautiful outdoor aquatic center with lazy river.Cons: rude, condescending front desk staff, disrespectful lifeguards and guest blackout dates.I paid $400 online for the outdoor pool membership just prior to visiting the pool with my sister who was in from out of town and my two children. My husband was out of town so I figured it would be no problem for her to take his place. It was a huge problem for them, as it was Fathers Day and guests werent allowed. I asked if she could be my 4th person since I paid for a family of four. No. We went to Broad Ripple pool.Second and third visits were great.Today on our 4th visit I brought my one son and his friend along. The woman at the front desk treated me like a criminal for even trying it, then questioned me for my son's membership card. He was never given one but I had my key ring card. Not good enough. She barked at me that the pool wasnt open until 12pm. It was 11:30am. I asked if I could use the bathroom, she said yes but that they wouldnt let us in the pool area because nobody was out there. She sternly told me I was only allowed two guest passes a year. Okay lady, calm down.My son peeked out and told me there indeed were people out at the pool, so I assumed the guards were letting people out. We went out and set up shop by the lazy river. A few minutes later a lifeguard told us we had to leave because they had a camp until 12pm. I shook my head and smiled and said okay. He went on to smart off a few more times, condescendingly telling me he knew how hot it was and if Id just be so good to go wait inside. I said, "we've got it, thank you" after about two more sarcastic remarks from him. He walked over to a table full of other lifeguards who looked at us and snickered. Pic attached.We found a bench outside the basketball courts to wait for the remaining 20 minutes and got to witness a camp counselor down the hall shouting "shut up, Marco!" Repeatedly. He caught my eye and looked embarrassed, as he should have been.So. $400. Beautiful pools. Four visits. A lot of bad vibes leaving us feel unwelcome.Update: no floaties in the deep end, where my 10 year old actually, you know, needs a floatie. Wow.

We visited the JCC Aquatic center for the first time to attend a 2 hour dog dip event. I didn't get to see the entire center but the aquatic center itself was massive. The water was well maintained and there were pools of different heights starting from 1 all the way to 6 feet. It does look like it gets very busy in summer with all the classes. We had a great time at the center and enjoyed the expansive area which gave us ample privacy as well as a good time for interaction with other guests. I will definitely check out membership and prices for the next season!

Our son swims weekly with the Joseph Maley Foundation, and this is one of the locations we use. There is always a lane open for him to swim laps, and it's pretty quiet in the lane pool. If you're lucky, you can snag one of the 2 chairs available. Otherwise, you're left with uncomfortable benches to watch from the sidelines. Employees we've encountered in the last year are also friendly and polite. Facilities seem clean. They also require ID check in of everyone that is a nonmember and have locker rooms specifically for underage guests/members.

I'm hesitant to leave a review because I kinda wanna keep this Indy gem a secret. But this is THE BEST pool in Indy.This is our 6th year purchasing their Family Day Passes for the outdoor pool. (We don't live close enough for the membership, but would buy it in a heartbeat if we did.) They run a special before Memorial Day and we max out the limit.It's clean, not over crowded, and the life guard staff is attentive. We bring a sacked lunch and stay until we're exhausted. What more can you ask for?! There's a kiddie pool, lazy river, 2 water slides and a big pool. It's big enough to keep interest and small enough to be not so overwhelming.Note: There are daycamps that visit the outdoor pool during the day, but we have never had an issue because the camp staff is on it!

This place is monstrous. There's a big waterpark outside that gets packed on summer weekends. There's an indoor therapy pool, basketball courts, racquetball courts, and a fitness center. There's a modest Sunday farmers market in the parking lot.

We went here on memorial day to cool off because it was 90°. When we checked in they asked a ton of questions, and it took about 15 minutes to pay and give us all of the information. We were waiting in a line, it just took us 15 minutes.The pool is pretty nice they have it sectioned off for people to want to do laps and also for people who just want to jump in and walk around. There is a lazy river, which I would call more of an adventure river. It has water that rains down on you and it's pretty crowded, so not to relaxing. They also have a very cool kiddy pool. It has spray features and a big playground set for little kids to run around on if they want to.We did eat at the café and regretted it because my mom waited for 35 to 40 minutes for a tuna salad sandwich. When she got it, it look like it had had a bite out of it and also was falling apart and look like something a two-year-old would make for their mom on Mother's Day. And it cost $4 which more than .4 cents would have been too much.The whole day cost about $35 for two people. I wouldn't do it again for just adults, but if you have kids or a membership it's probably worth it.

Fitness center overall good. Adaquately staffed. Terrible gym hours. 8pm closure on weekdays, 6pm f-su way too early.