Milwaukee County Parks Offers 50% Off Aquatic Center Passes for Final Month of Summer

MILWAUKEE, WI – Just in time for the final splash of summer, Milwaukee County Parks is offering 50% off Aquatic Center season passes for a limited time. From August 1 through August 8, passes will be available at half price for use at both Cool Waters Aquatic Park in Greenfield Park and David F. Schulz Aquatic Center in Lincoln Park. The discounted passes provide unlimited access through the end of the 2025 aquatic season, which runs through Labor Day (September 1) at Cool Waters. Please note: Schulz Aquatic Center will close for the season on Sunday, August 24.

“With summer winding down, we want to make it easier for everyone to enjoy the water,” said Guy Smith, Executive Director of Milwaukee County Parks. “This offer makes it more affordable for families to beat the heat and make the most of our aquatic parks before the season ends.”

Key Details:

• What: 50% off Aquatic Center Season Passes
• When: August 1 – August 8, 2025
• Where: Available online at mkeswim.com and in person at Cool Waters or Schulz Aquatic Center
• Valid at: Both Cool Waters and Schulz through their respective closing dates
• Discounted Prices:
• Family Pass: $112.50 (covers up to 4 family members)
• Individual Pass: $45
• Note: Passes do not include access to Wilson, Sheridan, or McCarty pools. Restrictions apply.

Visitors can compare amenities and find hours of operation for each aquatic center at mkeswim.com.

About Milwaukee County Parks
Milwaukee County Parks is dedicated to enriching the lives of the community by providing safe, enjoyable, and affordable recreational opportunities while preserving the natural and cultural resources of the parks. Spanning over 15,000 acres, the Milwaukee County Park System includes more than 150 parks and parkways, over 100 miles of trails, numerous community centers, golf courses, botanical gardens, beaches, and hundreds of playgrounds, athletic fields, and picnic areas. Committed to sustainability, health, and equity, Milwaukee County Parks continues to strive towards a vision where everyone, regardless of background, can enjoy the benefits of green spaces and recreational facilities.

NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.