Reminder
Child & Youth registered programs and Skating lessons are not running Friday, October 11 – Monday, October 14.
Fitness registered programs are not running Saturday, October 12 – Monday, October 14.
All registered programs resume Tuesday, October 15th
Trico Centre is dedicated to cultivating a culture of well-being, where patrons are inspired to pursue healthy lifestyles through affordable, innovative programs and service excellence.
Trico Centre offers assistance with Admission and Membership Fees through our Trico Cares program.
Simply present photo ID and your City of Calgary Fee Assistance Card* to our friendly Guest Services Staff, and you automatically qualify for 60% off our admission prices! It’s that simple!
You can enjoy all the benefits of being a Trico Centre Member, including access to over 70 adult drop-in group fitness classes, and the flexibility of our no-fuss, no-penalty cancellation policy!
60% off regular membership prices | Continuous Monthly Fee |
Child (newborn-11 years) | $7.80 |
Teen (12-17 years) | $12.80 |
Full-Time Student (18-24 years) (Student ID and current semester timetable required) |
$21.60 |
Adult (18-59 years) | $29.30 |
Adult Couple (18-59 years) | $47.20 |
Family: One Adult (1 Adult, children under 18 included) |
$32.10 |
Family: Two Adults (2 Adults, children under 18 included) |
$50.40 |
60 Plus (60+ years) | $21.50 |
60 Plus Couple (60+ years) | $33.30 |
60% off regular admission prices | Daily | 10-Visit |
Infant (under 2 years) | Free | Free |
Preschooler (2-6 years) | $1.40 | $12.60 |
Child (7-11 years) | $2.50 | $22.50 |
Teen (12-17 years) | $3.70 | $33.30 |
Adult (18-59 years) | $6.40 | $57.60 |
Family: One Adult (1 adult, children under 18 included) |
$9.50 | $85.50 |
Family: Two Adults (2 adults, children under 18 included) |
$12.80 | $115.20 |
60 Plus (60+ years) | $3.60 | $32.40 |
The Access 2 card is for people of all ages and types of permanent disabilities who require the assistance of a support person at hundreds of participating entertainment, cultural and recreational venues across Canada, including Trico Centre. A support person is an adult who accompanies a person with a permanent disability to assist with services that are not ordinarily provided by the employees at the venue, such as assistance with eating, administering medication, communication and use of the facilities.
To use at Trico Centre: