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WAYS TO PLAY
Pool Passes and Fees
LOCATION
Centennial Aquatic Center
at the Centennial Recreation Complex
2300 Old Glenview Rd.,
Wilmette, IL 60091
PHONE NO.
POINT OF CONTACT
Sayre Froelich
Aquatics/Ice Supervisor
PHONE
Pool Passes and Fees
2025 Daily Passes
| Resident Fee | Non-Resident Fee | |
|---|---|---|
| Public Swim Daily Pass * | $13 | $20 |
| 10-Visit Guest Punch Card** (available to resident, pass-holders only) | $130 | — |
*Daily Passes must be purchased in person at Centennial Aquatic Center.
**Guest Punch Cards are available for purchase by resident pass holders to bring guests to pool. Passes are good for 10 uses and are valid for the season of purchase.
2025 Beach/Pool Season Passes
*Regular season rates begin 5/24/25
Beach & Pool Combo Pass
| Resident PRESEASON EARLY BIRD (1/13-5/23) | Resident REGULAR SEASON (starts 5/24) | Non-Resident PRESEASON EARLY BIRD (1/13-5/23) | Non-Resident REGULAR SEASON (starts 5/24) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Individual Pass | $158 | $166 | $392 | $413 |
| 2-Person Family | $247 | $260 | $634 | $667 |
| 3-Person Family | $306 | $322 | $752 | $792 |
| 4-Person Family | $365 | $384 | $871 | $917 |
| 5-Person Family | $424 | $446 | $990 | $1,042 |
| Each Additional | $59 | $62 | $119 | $125 |
| Senior (65+) | $95 | $100 | – | – |
| Child Care Provider | – | – | $292* | $307* |
Beach-Only Pass: covers Langdon Beach, Gillson Main Swim Beach and Gillson South Swim Beach
| Resident PRESEASON EARLY BIRD (1/13-5/23) | Resident REGULAR SEASON (starts 5/24) | Non-Resident PRESEASON EARLY BIRD (1/13-5/23) | Non-Resident REGULAR SEASON (starts 5/24) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Individual Pass | $63 | $66 | $158 | $166 |
| 2-Person Family | $88 | $93 | $240 | $253 |
| 3-Person Family | $123 | $130 | $306 | $322 |
| 4-Person Family | $158 | $167 | $372 | $391 |
| 5-Person Family | $193 | $204 | $438 | $460 |
| Each Additional | $35 | $37 | $66 | $69 |
| Senior (65+) | $35 | $37 | – | – |
| Child Care Provider | – | – | $115* | $121* |
Pool only Pass
| Resident PRESEASON EARLY BIRD (1/13-5/23) | Resident REGULAR SEASON (starts 5/24) | Non-Resident PRESEASON EARLY BIRD (1/13-5/23) | Non-Resident REGULAR SEASON (starts 5/24) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Individual Pass | $108 | $114 | $274 | $288 |
| 2-Person Family | $181 | $190 | $454 | $478 |
| 3-Person Family | $209 | $220 | $517 | $544 |
| 4-Person Family | $237 | $250 | $580 | $610 |
| 5-Person Family | $265 | $280 | $643 | $676 |
| Each Additional | $28 | $30 | $63 | $66 |
| Senior (65+) | $67 | $70 | – | – |
| Child Care Provider | – | – | $206* | $217* |
- *Child Care Provider Passes are only available for Wilmette Residents who hire nanny providers who do not live in Wilmette. View more info under Child Care Provider Guidelines.
- Download our 2025 Season Pass Application form for in-person purchases.
- Click HERE to jump to Pool Pass information.
- Click HERE to jump to Beach Pass information.
Season Pass Guidelines
- You may renew your season pass online or in person at any Park District facility during regular business hours.
- The season pass is your Wilmette Park District photo ID card, which can be used only by the person to whom it has been issued. It is not transferable.
- A family consists of up to two adults and dependent children through the age of 23 who reside at the same address.
- All family members age two and older by May 23, 2025 must have their own photo ID pass or pay a daily fee to enter the beach and/or pool.
- Wilmette resident seniors age 65 and older by May 18, 2025, with proper identification (i.e., driver’s license, state-issued ID, passport), receive a discount on the price of a season pass for individual pool, beach, or both when purchased together.
- Season pass refunds are not given for any reason after Opening Day.
Proof of Residency Requirements
When applying for season passes, club memberships, or registering for a class you will be asked for identification and proof of residency by showing either a current drivers license or State of Illinois ID. If you do not have one of these documents you will need to show another photo ID along with one of the following items displaying a Wilmette address:
- Voter’s registration card
- Utility bill with owner’s name
- Current automobile registration with owner’s name
- Copy of a real estate contract stating a closing date
Non-Resident Students Attending D39 & Avoca
- Under the “Fair-Share” policy created, students attending District 39/Avoca District 37 schools (K – 8) living outside of the Wilmette geographic boundaries, can register for programs and purchase individual season passes taking advantage of the resident rate.
- Parents/guardians/guests of these children are not eligible.
- Guest passes are considered under the umbrella of parent (guardian) use of Wilmette resident rates, and are not eligible for student purchase.
Child Care Provider Guidelines
- All child care providers (both nanny & live-in providers) – Listed below are the season pass options for child care providers who are employed by both Wilmette resident and non-resident families.
- Child care providers must apply in person in order to purchase a season pass.
- When applying in person, please come prepared with a completed Child Care Provider Form
from the employer, or a letter stating the equivalent information to prove employment. This documentation is required to purchase a pass. - Child care providers cannot be counted as a family member on a family pass.
- Nanny Care Providers (do not reside at employer’s address)
- Nanny Care Providers of Wilmette resident families must purchase a Child Care Provider pass under the nanny’s account.
- Nanny Care Providers of non-resident families must purchase an Individual Pass under the nanny’s account.
- Nanny Care Providers cannot be put on the employer’s account and must have their own account created with their home address.
- Live-In Care Providers (resident at employer’s address)
- Live-In Child Care Providers must purchase an Individual Pass (resident or non-resident) and cannot be counted as a family member on a family pass.
- Live-In Care Providers can be added to the employer’s account if they can provide documentation of residency.
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