Anyone swims often at Bukit Jalil Aquatic Centre?

This post has been edited by adeline: Sep 5 2008, 12:49 AM

Aquatic Centre Bukit Jalil is great. It's indoor and the water is always clean. Toilets are good in condition (for females la hehe) equiped with changing rooms, shower rooms and lockers. The only bad sides about it is the pool is super duper cold. Apparently, this is to force those athletes/trainees to swim non-stop. Each person is charged RM4 per session on weekdays and RM5 on weekends. Friday is free but hard to swim cuz there will be many kids and people. (Note: assuming you are referring to my post )