Atlas Tube Recreation Centre

Very fun

Atlas tube is a great spot for kids to hang out at because there are workers everywhere and there is a library with a giant Chess board, a giant connect 4 and they can also just sit and chat. There is a splash pad outside but when I went it wasn't open but from the looks of it it would be good for kids. The skating is very cheap and if you get there early you get like an hour in a big ice arena with like five people instead of fifty. You can also watch games in the other skating arena. There is a concession stand and the food and drinks are fairly priced. I have not gone to the pools yet but I will next time so I'll update.

Very modern clean spacious facility!This community center set the bar higher and an example for others to follow.One of the best features for this facility is that it does an excellent job living in natural light and is very well-lit.A hockey rinkA swimming poolA libraryAn Event HallStaff is friendly kind and helpful.

The skate shop opens when it's convenient to them. Go entire weekends in middle of the hockey season without opening. Get rid of Source for Sports, they are as incompetent at running a skate shop as they are running the brutal sports shop. People will get skates sharpened elsewhere if they can't rely on you to be open!

Perfect place for kids and adults for playing and practices.

huge facility3 ice rinks a pool and much morevery clean for the amount of people using the facility. friendly staff. was here for a hockey game, which our grandson team wonthe refs were not competent. 7 men on the ice, high stick, hooking, they did call 2 penalties

The pool is nice and clean but too many rules. Every 5 minutes a lifeguard will come and say 'you can't do that'. Basically kids can have no fun because they are always watching over their shoulder to see if a lifeguard is coming. You can't be more then 5 feet away from your kid that IS wearing a life jacket and is in the same pool as you, AS your watching them. I understand that you can't just come to the pool and have the lifeguards babysit your kids but to the point where you have to be a arms length from them at all times and not let them have fun is too much (these are all kids over 6 years and with pool experience). No thanks, I rather go swimming in my tub.

I attempted to enroll my granddaughters in dancing classes on the morning enrollment opened. I was 3rd in line at the facility and told...EVERY SINGLE CLASS was full. How is that possible? Do you need to know someone to get in? The young lady behind the desk had no explanation. There were so many angry people there, and apparently people calling were put out as well because the facility shut their phones off.Today I brought kids to swim and was told that you need a reservation. There were 9 people in the entire pool. 4 lifeguards. But they were turning family after family away this is their idea of HOLIDAY HOURS .

Good, Library was nice books just wish that the card to check your books didn't get expired so soon, it literally is just a card to check out your books. The splash pad is cool though but there needs to be more water equipment. Haven't tried out anything else.

Went last week for open swim with my infant. Everything was great. I inquired about bringing an infant floater at that session and was told yes. Called again for confirm and was told yes. When I got there today, front desk said I could absolutely bring the floater in. Life guards instantly stopped me and said I couldn’t. I explained I was told yes and they said I either get a refund and leave or swim without. I swam without and within ten minutes was reprimanded for sitting my son on the ledge while HOLDING HIM, for all of 30 seconds as he enjoyed splashing his feet. They told me I was being “unsafe”. The lifeguards yelled at every parent and child the whole time for playing in the water safely, as children do (going underwater, swimming around like mermaids). These rude sixteen year olds should find another job.