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Roy Recreation Complex

2150 4700 S St, Roy, UT 84067, USA

+1 801-774-1050

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Place Types School
Address 2150 4700 S St, Roy, UT 84067, USA
Coordinate 41.178301,-112.031268
Website https://www.royutah.org/214/Recreation-Complex
Rating 4.1
Compound Code 5XH9+8F Roy, UT, USA

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T W (09/04/2020)

Great place to swim, workout and run. Wonderful staff and managers keeping everything nice and clean.👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

Ashlee Williams (07/01/2020)

The best place hands down for swim lessons! It's no wonder there is a wait and hard to get in but well worth it. I took my children somewhere else for their first swim lessons and what a joke! Way to many kids in the class, no one paying attention to the children just awful! Roy complex is just amazing, small class size limits allows the instructors to actually teach the children! Wonderful staff all around! Highly recommend!!!

Kyrsten Robbins (08/19/2020)

My intention to write this review is to have my daughter be able to use a lane during lap swim morning hours the next time I visit. We were denied access to lap swim at 7:30 am this morning. Cindy Taylor’s excuses came from every angle. No kids at this hour. Can’t teach lessons. Too busy. Dangerous. Adult patrons get upset if kids are taking a lane. Come back at 1-2:00pm, which is still lap swimming hours. I made rebuttals but at that point she said, “get out”. We were denied entry. I’m confident my child can swim across a pool. There were open lanes because I checked before I left. There’s no rule posted about adults only during lap swim. I don’t believe it’s her decision to make that call. My reason for needing the community pool is that we’ve used a backyard pool for lessons and needed practice in longer lanes so my daughter could use her strokes.

Emily Eden (08/19/2020)

I just got denied entrance to the Roy complex because I have kids. Not only is that discrimination, but the supervisor Cindy doesn't have a right to deny people entrance to a public facility when we weren't breaking any rules. I have kids who swim laps and they were going to swim laps in the pool (we have a pool at home for them to play in so we were only here for the lap space). She was rude and raised her voice at us and said "get out" right to our faces. She said it was because the pool was too full, but there were several lap lanes available and there was no sign posted anywhere saying an age limit or a limit to number of persons in the pool. (There were probably less than 18 people in the pool and at least 6 of them were treading water in one corner of the pool and 4 were using the side areas for cross walking). A few minutes after she made us leave she let another parent with a child into the pool. I'm very disappointed in the treatment we received and overall Roy City (who Cindy claims is the only entity in higher control of the facility than herself).