by Commonpoint Queens
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Indoor pool and fitness facility in Little Neck where families can swim and kids can take swim lessons or join a competitive swim team. Membership is low-cost monthly.
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Weekdays from 6 AM; weekends from 8 AM; closes 8 PM
Membership $35/month no commitment ($25/month annual) through Oct 31, 2026; $38/$28 from Nov 1, 2026
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Membership $35/month no commitment ($25/month annual) through Oct 31, 2026; $38/$28 from Nov 1, 2026
Weekdays from 6 AM; weekends from 8 AM; closes 8 PM
58-25 Little Neck Parkway, 11362, Queens.
Yes. Tanenbaum Family Pool is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Commonpoint Queens: commonpoint.org, or call (718) 225-6750.
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