Anonymous
This is a very nice facility, but it was quite crowded when I went at about 10:30 on a Tuesday morning. There were no lane speed designations, but it featured a clever hack that helped with passing challenges. Two adjacent lanes were made into "one way" lanes, so faster swimmers passing others could have their own space without worrying about someone coming from the opposite direction. The lane lines were raised about six feet above deck level at each end, so swimmers could easily move over to the adjacent lane going "back", though doing flip turns with this set up isn't practical. Be sure to check the website, as the schedule for public lap swimming differs by day.