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5939 Rochdale Blvd, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4X 2P9, Canada

(306) 757-9622 regina.ymca.ca

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Leonardo Barbieri

Jun 11, 2018

Small but clean and well maintained gym. Staff is very friendly. The free child minding offered to members is great, and the kids have a play structure and a physical literacy area to play in. Only down side is that there is not a lot of equipment to choose from.

Justin Barnes

Apr 25, 2018

Booked a birthday party at the Rochdale location for an 8 yr old and it was an absolutely awful experience. Getting an email response from the “coordinator” took several weeks, multiple emails and trips to the facility. When we did get a reply, she didn’t even answer the questions we had. Then she told us it was in the system and we went to pay and no one had a clue what to do. No one knew when this “coordinator” actually worked or when we could meet her face to face. When we finally got it booked we thought it was all taken care of. Then 3 days before the party we were notified that the pool is closed for construction. And it has apparently been closed for some time. It seems like they deliberately waited to tell us knowing that we wouldn’t be able to book another facility. For the several hundred dollars it costs, you would expect better customer service. Unfortunately they seem to have no regard for customers, likely because they know other people will keep booking parties and don’t care if people are unhappy. The management of the party booking service is a complete joke and the person dealing with these bookings is utterly useless. I wish my son wasn’t so set on this place and that we had more time to cancel. They did offer us a refund, but of course at this point we can’t change the facility. I will not be using this facility going forward, even though I know they don’t care. If I could rate it zero stars, I would. I like to think this is a one time bad experience, but I’ve heard of similar situations from other people. Ok, I’m done venting now. What a joke the entire party booking system is, especially the “coordinator”.

Steve Best

Jan 13, 2018

My wife and I bought our family a pass as a Christmas gift to our daughter's. What a great move, no more "I'm bored" or "can we watch a movie". Now it's "can we go to the Y?" I enjoy the fact that we are making memories while keeping our family active. The staff is great at our location and we can't wait rouse our pass when we travel, especially during our Canadian winters.

Johnson Kong

Jan 25, 2018

Friendly and helpful front counter staff. Indoor play structure kept kids busy for over an hour. Place for parents to watch kids or drink coffee. Would go back for weight room and swimming facilities. Very clean and lots of activities in warm setting.

Kaelyn Totten

May 27, 2018

Great place to workout with a non-judgemental environment! Great childcare facilities!

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