We were extremely disappointed that there was no longer a Single Pass Entry option but we would need to buy a Day Pass ($21). We drove to Fairmont again the the Saturday (30th) for one last soak. Another cold day so ice melt on deck and the lifeguards stayed in the building watching from the window, even though it was fairly busy and there was no way they could see the whole pool with the steam and the "mountain" in the middle of the hot pool. Radium’s principal services are facility construction, fabrication and maintenance.
The pool was fairly busy but still enjoyable. is a privately-owned, Alberta-based energy services company. The second time we went was in the evening after they reduce the admission price from $14.75 to around $8 and we lined up with all the other patrons waiting for the cheaper price. Due to safety issues there was ice melt on the pool deck which was painful on our feet. The change cubicles were painfully small and no hooks to hang your bathing suit on when changing after being in the pool. Radium has an atomic number of 88, and it is identified with the symbol Ra on the periodic table of elements. The lockers were very small for our winter coats, boots, towel bags, etc. They could use a few more benches inside for sitting on when putting on your shoes, etc (a couple higher ones would be nice for those of us that have bad knees). It appears that they have done recent improvements to the shower rooms.The shower rooms were nice and clean with ample showers. The first afternoon we went down the pool was not very busy. So we decided to try the Faimont Hot Springs pools. We were in Radium for our annual trip the week of Novembut unfortunately the pool was closed due to maintenance.
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