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Jack Carter Pool

Plano, Texas

Closed for the seasonOutdoorDay tickets for the public

Closed for the season

The city page says the pool is closed for the season.

Recorded from the official website, checked September 30, 2026. Official notice

About this park

The city page says the pool is closed for the season. City-run outdoor aquatic park in Plano with a lazy river, tube and body slides and a FlowRider surf machine. Daily admission is sold, with lower rates for Plano residents.

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Season
Closed for the season
Official visitor information

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Operating days, ride availability and prices can change. Confirm your date on the official website.

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Visitor information

Park type
Public (government-run) water park
Park setting
OutdoorOutdoor parks usually operate seasonally.
Day visits and access
Day tickets for the publicThe park offers day admission to visitors who are not hotel guests. Availability can vary by date.
Last published admission (the season has ended)
Ages 16+: $10 res, $14 non-resDaily admission: ages 3-15 $6 resident / $9 non-resident; ages 16 and older $10 resident / $14 non-resident. Plano Parks and Recreation membership includes admission. Prices checked September 30, 2026.
Published season (ended)
Closed for the season; no current hours posted.Exact daily hours and exceptions are on the park’s official calendar.
Address
2601 Pleasant Valley Drive, Plano, TX 75023Street address as published by the park.
Attractions named by the park
Lazy river, Water slides, Tube slides, Body slides, Surf simulatorIndividual rides have their own height, weight and supervision rules.

Information sources

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