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Indoor Lap Pool
-8 lane lap pool, 25 yards
-Varying depth from 4 to 5 ft.

Outdoor Lap Pool
-8 lane lighted lap pool
-4 lanes, 25 yards – deep end depth of 12 ½ ft.
-4 lanes, 25 yards – depth of 3 ½ ft.
-Basketball & volleyball in shallow water lane pool

Outdoor Leisure Pool
-536 ft. lighted leisure pool in shape of “LSU”
-3 ½ ft. depth
-4 bubbler lounges

Sun Deck
-21,000 sq. ft. broom finished concrete with sand blasted etching of tiger stripes
-Lounging spaces, sun umbrellas, & drinking fountains

Per WBRZ.com:

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The pool is one of many projects resulting from the schools $85 million expansion, including a jogging trail and expanded parking, which began in 2013. The expansion was paid for using student fees.

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AgCoug

Cool pool.

Reply•71 months

Spankum

Man, the water in that thing is gonna be thick with freshman splooge.....

Reply•71 months

Port Royal

A hole in the ground that you throw money into.

Reply•71 months

SirWinston

That looks cool until you imagine all the swarthy engineering students in there :yack:

Reply•71 months

UptownnMike

Class of Fideen. I'm innat thing.

Reply•71 months

seawolf06

But college should be free right?

Reply•71 months

reggieray420

How does them building a pool imply that it shouldn't be?

71 months

Taffeta

I graduated in 2014.. I'm pretty sure I paid fees to this. When do I get to go?

Reply•71 months

PsychTiger

All alumni should have access. Seems like a great way to cool off while tailgating, at least until people start peeing and puking in it.

71 months

BRUNNIN4

Anytime you want. You can activate free membership for as long as you paid fees towards this.

71 months

tigerpawl

What is the condition of the Natatorium?

Reply•71 months

Lexman1

I believe I read that LSU's athletic department is fully self funded, with no money from taxpayers. If that's the case, they can build whatever they want.

Reply•71 months

username20

this is unrelated to the athletic department.

71 months

OU812

That is true and they give the university $8 million a year as well.

71 months

username20

Yes, was paid for with student fees. Student govt agreed to "pay" more in fees for an upgrade to the rec. Makes sense. Not like most of these kids are footing the bill anyway. Can't really complain about being priced out of higher ed though when you're agreeing to add $XXX to your fee bill every semester.

Reply•71 months

LSUSUPERSTAR

Doesn't matter what the student government does, if admin want to do something, they will add a fee to get it done. When they were renovating the student union, costs started to go up due to storms, the students voted against the fee increase, the board passed it anyway. Student government is just something to put on your resume.

71 months

username20

student assessed fees and school assessed fees are two different fees. This is a student assessed fee.

71 months

BigPerm30

With all the fatty sorority chicks it's going to look like sea world soon.

Reply•71 months

Schmelly

So wait, we couldn't fire/hire a coach "because perception", but we can build an $85 million kiddie pool and that's screams "fiscal responsibility"? Louisiana gonna Louisiana. But I'll backstroke in it like a mofo!

Reply•71 months

crazyLSUstudent

paid for by student fees not tax payers

71 months

Schmelly

Oh yeah, forgot tax payers were paying Les' buyout. Silly me

71 months

Marfa

is that gonna be one of them lazy rivers?

Reply•71 months

the808bass

It's only a model.

Reply•71 months

Number 31

Has anyone peed in it yet? If not I want to be the first.

Reply•71 months

Guava Jelly

Funny how people think this was just decided upon and constructed overnight... Also funny that people think this is an arbitrary decision by F. King. That's not how higher Ed budgets work.

Reply•71 months

uway

Makes total sense to give 18-22 year olds fantasy-resort living conditions, paid for with govt loans. Great idea, society. What could possibly go wrong.

Reply•71 months

2geaux

So much for legislative budget cuts?!

Reply•71 months

LSU Patrick

Student fees means increased grants and loans, which means more student debt and more burden on tax players.

Reply•71 months

Where's Toonces?

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