Kids in Olathe are out for summer break, and Monday the city will begin opening its public swimming pools. However, the pools are opening with health and safety rules in place because of the COVID-19 pandemic.One of the city's pools, Frontier pool, is not scheduled to open this summer due to the impact of COVID-19 staffing. But for pools such as Black Bob Bay, which opens at 12:30 p.m. on Monday, it's summertime as usual.Black Bob Bay features raft water slides, a lazy river, shallow water play structures, family changing room, shade areas for party rentals, a dive well that includes two 1-meter diving boards and two 3-meter diving boards, a 50-meter pool and a baby pool.A year ago, due to COVID-19, Olathe only opened two of its four pools and had tighter restrictions than normal on the number of people who could be in the pool area. This year, it's opening three of the four pools, as Mill Creek pool and Oregon Trail pool will open for summertime fun this Saturday.While frontier pool isn't scheduled to open this season, if the city believes it eventually has enough staff to safely operate that pool, it may open it up.You can purchase a Splash Pass, which allows you unlimited access to the three open pools this summer.Additional ResourcesGeneral Pool Admission Olathe Public Pools Map Swim Lessons Purchase Your Splash Pass