Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre

Visited the Pan Am Center during the Toronto's Doors Open Event that happened from May 24-25. It seems like every hour there's a guided tour that takes a group around the Pan Am facilities. We came here to check out and see what the Pan Am Center was all about, as we had never been inside before. The tour took the group through the gates that requires a pass to get through. It looked like people were tapping a card at the gates to get into all the other areas within the center. The tour guide (she read off a few sheets of paper), brought our group to the rock climbing area, then downstairs to show us where and how people rent stuff, to the changing rooms, the fitness gym area (pretty well packed and stocked with all sorts of gym equipment), the basketball courts & the track course, the mini/small food court, where classes are held and who can rent them, the outside area where people can chill in warmer weather... We were also told that the 2 new structures that are currently being built is: a structure parking lot and a University of Toronto medical building. Inside the centre, there's a small food court that houses a Tim Hortons, a Pizza, and something else. They also have this fancy looking TV screen and sensor that helps you choose which garbage you shout sort your trash. In the main lobby area, there's a Booster Juice, an sports clothing type store, and some clothing stall selling some sort of merch. We also learned that University of Toronto students get free access to the Pan Am Centre, as well as being able to sign up to various lessons/courses (don't know if that's free too, probably is). One of the huge banners I saw said that the University of Toronto students pledged to fund ~$25 million dollars to the Pan Am Centre, so that future students will have good facilities to use. Fun fact. Overall, the swimming pools are huge (lane swimming, swimming classes, dive pool). The Pan Am Centre looks kind of small on the outside, but it's pretty huge on the inside. The changing rooms connect to the fitness section and the swimming section. Seems like a pretty cool place. The tour guide did a good job with advertising the centre, cause there were a few people within our tour group who were interested in signing up for the membership.

State of the art facility!! Super clean and equipped with top of the line equipment!! The pools r amazing and the atmosphere is beautiful!!

Amazing sports center with a wide range of activities for all ages! The facilities are clean, well-maintained, and the pool is fantastic. Staff are friendly and helpful. Great place..❤️

A massive sports complex with all the amenities available on site. Features pools, running track, climbing wall, gym areas from workout to mat facilities. There is also a food court and a sports store. 2 hour parking available at no charge, and the parking lot is large and has electric charging area and wheelchair accessible parking. The building is very clean and spacious with multi areas to sit and relax. It is bright and well lit and has a reception desk at the south entrance where any questions can be answered. Reasonable rates for membership or daily rates available. Easy access from Morningside ave. Tours are available which you can book in advance and are 1/2 hour long. Built for hosting the Pan Am games in 2015 it has become an essential community resource and a must see!

An absolutely amazing facility! The Pan Am Centre at the University of Toronto Scarborough offers everything you need to stay active and take your skills to the next level. Whether it's swimming, basketball, running tracks, or other sports, the variety and quality of amenities are world-class. The environment is perfect for both beginners and those aspiring to reach Olympic levels. It's a fantastic place to learn, grow, and achieve your fitness and athletic goals. The City of Toronto has really outdone itself with this facility—highly recommended for anyone serious about sports and fitness!