The Marv Jensen Rec. Center is a Salt Lake County facility. Please visit their website, http://www.recreation.slco.org/marvjenson/ for more information.

The Edith Ball Adaptive Recreation Center (ARC) is a fully accessible, state-of-the-art facility that offers both specialized and inclusive programs for persons with disabilities as well as general use participants. The facility contains two pools. The heated outdoor recreational pool, covered by a large shade structure, has a zero-depth entry, a “sprayground” water feature, four lap lanes, and a walking channel with a current to provide resistance during water walking exercise. See similar questions...

During Phase II of development there are plans for a Traverse Mountain Recreation Center. Watch for updates. See similar questions...

Depending on the size of your function, recreation centers range from neighborhood centers featuring small meeting rooms to centers with mulit-purpose rooms, kitchen facilities, and outdoor pools. Fees vary according to space (basic rental, equipment, personnel, utilities and user group). Centers can be rented by contacting: Clearwater Beach Recreation Complex: Social hall with scenic view of intercoastal. Available Saturdays, for more information call (727) 462-6138. Martin Luther King Jr. See similar questions...

Memberships to the Student Recreation and Fitness Center (SR&FC) can be purchased by parents/spouses of Lewis University students as well as Alumni of the University. Individuals who are 55+ are eligible to participate in the Breakfast Club. This group can utilize the facility in the morning only, when students are typically busy in class. There are also a limited number of memberships (25) available to the external community. See similar questions...

All students, except DUS enrollees, pay the activities and recreation fee of $59 in order to use the facilities. For more information, visit: www.vanderbilt.edu/CampusRecreation. See similar questions...

The lap pool is 81 degrees; the leisure pool is 86 degrees. Our steamroom is 108 degrees, the Sauna is 106 degrees and the spa is 102 degrees. See similar questions...

The Glenwood Canyon recreation path runs between the Colorado River and I-70. This concrete path begins in Glenwood Springs on 6th Street, east of the Yampa Vapor Caves, past the Art Center. Other access points are No Name Rest Area, Grizzly Creek Rest Area, Shoshone Power Plant, Hanging Lake Rest Area, Bair Ranch Rest Area and Dotsero Trailhead. The trail is 16.3 miles long and is relatively flat, making it a great route for all ages and abilities. See similar questions...

Yes! You may bring up to three guests per visit. Each guest will be charged $5/daily and required to sign a waiver. All guests must be accompanied by the member. SRC Info | Virtual Tour | News & Events | Membership | Facilities | Aerobics Classes | Fitness Center | Aquatic Center See similar questions...

The SRC has just under 200,000 sq ft of activity space. Inside the SRC, students will find 7 basketball courts, which convert to volleyball, badminton, or general use space. A indoor soccer arena, also used for inline skating; a 53 foot indoor climbing center, free weight rooms, a circuit training room, as well as multiple cardiovascular machine areas. See similar questions...

Yes, the information center is currently located at 56th and Pine Lake Road. Click here for directions. See similar questions...

We want to be able to reach you quickly in case of an emergency or if your child is uncomfortable in our care. We are not a licensed facility but function as a short-term care center. See similar questions...

There are several lots on campus which are considered open lots. This means that they are open to any valid permit at all times. There are three of these lots at the Student Rec Center and several others around campus as well. Check the parking map for their location. I got a ticket I don't think I deserve. Why can't I just ignore it? If you got a ticket, you shouldn't ignore it. If the officer made a mistake, we need to correct it. See similar questions...

Surveying other recreation centers that have had the spinners, we found numerous answers. An unusual amount of maintenance is required to maintain spinners properly, damage to swim suits and safety concerns were the reasons Recreation Centers have chosen not to purchase them. See similar questions...

Keeping the scales out of the individual locker rooms has helped in miss-use, vandalism and maintenance problems. See similar questions...

Yes. You can either purchase regular membership or play on daily basis. Monthly Membership (for Friend/Guest of UCF student) is $32 (limited access) or $64 (unlimited access). Hours for Limited access Membership are M-T 6am-2pm, Fri 6am-9pm, Sat 9am-9pm, Sun 11am-12am. Daily Memberships for Friend/Guest of UCF student are $5 and Non-Member Guest $10. You can find these details on http://www.rec.ucf.edu/membership.htm. Parking is $4 per day. See similar questions...

We usually play on every Saturday 3pm. Shortly we will start playing several days during the week. Badminton Courts are usually available in UCF RWC on several days. You can check the latest schedule for the week here. See similar questions...

Classroom space is paid for with state dollars and is not affected by this proposal. The proposed facility would be funded, planned, and built by students. See similar questions...

First, these facilities will fulfill the vision God has given us. Joy's vision has always been to reach new generations with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We are hampered in doing so right now due to our limited facilities. We can do so much more to reach the 50,000 or more youth in our neighborhood, and we need to create the environment to reach this critical group. See similar questions...