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The city of Edmonton has announced that recreation facilities and attractions will reopen over the course of June when the province moves to Stage 2 of Alberta’s Open for Summer plan on June 10.
The city will carry out regular cleanings of the facilities throughout the day and deep cleanings in the evenings.
Face coverings will be mandatory at all facilities including indoor and outdoor spaces at the zoo and Heritage Amphitheater.
Visitors will be required to follow physical distancing rules at all facilities — 3 metres for all recreation centres and 2 metres for all other facilities.
During Stage 2 of the provincial reopening plan, all facilities will be limited to 33 percent of fire code capacity and visitors will need to reserve a time slot at MoveLearnPlay.edmonton.ca.
Facility reopenings schedule
June 10-13
- Clareview, Commonwealth, Terwillegar and The Meadows community recreation centres. Fitness centres and gyms will reopen on June 10 for individual use and fitness programs.
- Registration for timed entry to these facilities will open on June 9 through MoveLearnPlay.edmonton.ca.
- Kinsmen Sports Centre will reopen on June 10 for individual use of the fitness centre and fieldhouse. Registration for timed entry will open on June 9. The aquatic centre will open for use only by sport user groups.
- Indoor spaces at the Edmonton Valley Zoo, including Makira Outpost, Urban Farm and Saito Centre, will reopen on June 10.
- The Muttart Conservatory will reopen on June 11 to the public after its closure for rehabilitation work that concluded in late 2020 and because of public health restrictions in 2021. Book your timed entry on MoveLearnPlay.edmonton.ca.
- 16 City arenas will reopen with either ice surfaces or concrete areas for youth and adult sport and training groups.
- The outdoor spray pad at The Meadows Community Recreation Centre as part of the opening of spray parks.
- Indoor fitness amenity use and program in facilities will resume.
- Indoor rental spaces (e.g. Yorath House) will be available for events that are permitted under the public health orders, such as weddings. The limit for indoor gatherings will be 20 people.
- The Heritage Amphitheater will reopen for bookings on June 11.
Week of June 14-20
- Queen Elizabeth, Fred Broadstock and Oliver outdoor pools will open for the season.
- Kinsmen Sports Centre Aquatic Centre will open for individual use.
- St. Francis Xavier Sports Centre will open for sport user groups along with individual and group personal training, based on demand.
- The City of Edmonton Archives in the Prince of Wales Armouries will reopen for in-person visits.
- Commonwealth Stadium, Clarke Stadium will reopen.
- The City Hall Fountain will reopen on June 15.
July
- Registration for summer day camps is now open with camps beginning on July 5, depending on the start date for Stage 3 of the provincial government’s reopening plan. Register at MoveLearnPlay.edmonton.ca.
- Summer playground programming (Green Shacks) will now open on July 12 running seven weeks to August 27. These free drop-in programs are held in communities across the city.
- The City continues to work through its plans for Canada Day fireworks. A decision will be announced in mid-June.
