Recreation passes

Single admission and passes terms & conditions

  • All users of Recreation Services facilities must comply with the code of conduct and any facility rules at a Recreation Services facility. The code of conduct and facility rules are posted at each facility and on our website. The onsite supervisor has the right to allow or prevent access to any part of the building or the building in its entirety should there be any safety concerns regarding the patron’s use of the facility.
  • Facility schedules are subject to change, including cancellation/closure.
  • Exceptions to terms and conditions for Recreation Passes are considered on a  case-by-case basis for medical reasons or in situations where a facility closure  results in significant changes to service delivery. Requests for exceptions to these  terms and conditions must be submitted via 311.
  • Limited refunds will be considered on a case by case basis for special circumstances only. Example, medical event that prohibits participation. 

Single admissions are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Visit passes do not expire and are non-transferable.

A person may be required to upgrade a child or youth visit pass where one (1) year has  passed since the purchase date, and the child or youth is no longer in the age category of  the original visit pass. 

One (1) year passes can be purchased online. One (1) year passes can be purchased on a  monthly payment plan. One-year passes cannot be purchased by cheque or bank draft.

One-year passes cannot be suspended.

A Card Replacement Fee may be applicable for lost/stolen/damaged/additional visit or one-year passes.

Single admissions and visit passes can be used for general admission at all City of Winnipeg Aquatic and Fitness Facilities, except for passes purchased explicitly for use at Peguis Trail Health & Fitness Centre, Fort Rouge Leisure Centre and Freight House Recreation Centre. 

Additional fees may apply to attend an Active Living fitness class using a standard visit or one (1) year pass. 

Active Living Passes can be used for general admission and for a registered or drop-in single fitness class offered at any City of Winnipeg Aquatic or Fitness Facility. This excludes Leisure Guide sessional Active Living programs. 

View Active Living Programs.

The Fit Together Pass is available to any organization (corporate, not-for-profit, or community-based) with 10 or more individuals interested in purchasing passes. Each individual may purchase up to a total of five passes per year, for themselves, or sponsored family/friends. Organizations can include retired members if they wish and retired members have identification that supports their affiliation. View information on how to register an organization.

Fit Together passes are non-transferable. 

Outdoor Pool Passes can be purchased at any Outdoor Pool, and select sites listed online. These passes are accepted for admission at Outdoor Pools only.

Outdoor Pool Passes are valid only in the year of purchase.

Outdoor Pool Passes are non-transferable

Where applicable, refunds will be prorated.

If a customer violates the code of conduct and is temporarily or permanently banned from programs and facilities, the customer forfeits their right to a refund.

Refunds will be automatically processed as a credit on account, unless otherwise requested.

Upon request for refund in lieu of a credit, the method of refund is determined by original payment:

  • Original payments by credit card are refunded back to the same credit card.
  • Original payments by debit card are refunded to debit card when requested in-person or by cheque processed by 311.
  • Original payments by cash are refunded by cheque.

Everyone has the right to a safe and respectful environment. Inappropriate or unlawful behaviour is not tolerated in City of Winnipeg facilities or programs.

Our goal is to provide a safe, respectful, welcoming, and inclusive environment where customers and participants can thrive.

Expectations

Every customer will:

  • Respect personal safety and boundaries
  • Maintain a respectful environment, free of:
    • Racism
    • Discrimination
    • Harassment
    • Disruptive conflict
    • Violence
  • Refrain from engaging in misconduct of a sexual, physical, or verbal nature
  • Immediately report any inappropriate or unlawful behavior to an employee on duty

Consequences

Customers will be asked to leave if:

  • They choose not to follow the code of conduct, or 
  • They do not change their behaviour when asked

Other consequences may include:

  • Suspension of service privileges
  • Banning from City of Winnipeg properties
  • Legal charges

Examples of inappropriate conduct

Examples include, but are not limited to:

  • Refusal to follow facility rules
  • Refusal to follow employee’s request to adhere to rules
  • Misuse of any facility space, including washrooms 
  • Intentional interference with:
    • Another customer’s use and enjoyment of the facility or program
    • The ability of employees to perform their duties
  • Any criminal activity
  • Inappropriate conduct involving children 

For privacy reasons, the City of Winnipeg does not:

  • Disclose personal information
  • Mediate between parties in cases of patron inappropriate behavior

The City of Winnipeg partners with the Canadian Centre for Child Protection (C3P). All disclosures, allegations or suspicions of sexual, unlawful, or inappropriate behavior by a patron in our recreation facilities are taken seriously and followed up on.

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