D.A. Anandpura Sports And Cultural Centre

Date: 25th May 2025 I have enrolled in Swimming classes for a month here. I'm writing reviews for Swimming classes only. I have attached screenshots of the fee structure for different sports including Swimming classes. You can find other information in screenshots which I might have forgotten in this review. Basic Information: - Every Thursday, the Swimming Pool will be closed. - You need to get the Application Form from the office(or you can take a screenshot from my uploaded photos), fill your required details, get the medical fitness certificate from a MBBS doctor behind that form, bring a passport size photograph and a Aadhaar Card xerox to submit at the office. - Office approx. timings: Morning 10 AM to 1 PM, Evening 4 PM to 6 PM. - On the last date of your class they will take your ID Card. So, you need to renew your classes before your last day. - Under 7 years of children are not allowed alone. They should be accompanying with their legal guardians. Pros: - Swimming pool is clean & tidy. - Friendly coaching staff. - You can pay with the credit card without any extra charges. Cons: - Expensive. I spent 2,200 for a month of Swimming classes without personal coaching. To get the personal coaching, you have to pay 3,000 extra. - I believe, there should be at-least 4 to 5 different coaching staff to accommodate all the enrolled members but here there are only 2 coaches available. - Bathrooms are not clean, they smell, in most of the bathrooms, you cannot find hangers to hang your belongings. Even some bathrooms don't close properly. - Every year in April, they increase the prices a little bit for each sport. PS: You need to pay extra to the doctor from whom you are getting your medical fitness certificate. It might range from 100 to 500!

Marathon 2023 Good initiative but lots lacking in guides, senior guidance. Only juniar students are handeling all. lots people of all types mature and immature too. So only students cant handel them. One senior should be with them. In all areas need suport of volentiars. They should invite open volunteers and guide them to handel all events. In medal distribution thers harshness. Some ladies are thrown in beetween lots of males. Hurt lot to see that. Our nation still not ready for gender equality. Ther should be different lines for diff. gender Though we enjoyed lot of dance and soft breakfast. One more thing. 21km and 10km runners are tired so they must more priority in food or running Hope next event will be pre planned.

A big place to arrange industrial expo and any other expo. Nice place and easy to reach cor any person through easy connectivities.

Hi I have been going to swimming here since last three months their swimming coaches and their office staff was way to rude and not supportive at all it was my life's worst experience at their swimming facility.

One and only best Cricket ground in Ankleshwer.

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Good place for Exhibition or Expo

Good and well maintained outdoor sports facilities like football & cricket.