The Aquatic Center and the Rec Complex, Roy's two pools and what each one costs.

Noon to six Tuesday through Saturday, noon to eight on Monday, and closed on Sunday. The city prints its season as the twenty third of May through the twenty second of August, with three extra operating days afterwards: the last Saturday of August, the first Saturday of September and the Monday following. Those dates are published without a year against them, so confirm the current season on the city's own aquatic center page before the first trip of the summer. The number is 801-774-8590.

Eight dollars for anyone from eight to sixty five, seven dollars for children from four to seven and for anybody from sixty five, and free under four. A ten punch pass is seventy dollars for a Roy resident and seventy five for a non resident. A group of twenty or more booked together pays seven dollars a head. And there is a forty dollar family pass that applies on Monday nights only, which is the reason the pool stays open two hours later on Mondays than on any other day. All from Roy City's consolidated fee schedule adopted as Ordinance 26-7.

Because Monday is family night. Roy City's fee schedule carries a Monday Night Family Pass at forty dollars for a family, and it is the only ticket on the whole aquatic center schedule priced per family rather than per person. The two extra hours exist to make room for it, so the pool runs noon to eight on Monday against noon to six every other day it is open. For a household of four or more it is the cheapest evening in the water anywhere in this part of the county.

The city lists a pool running lap, exercise and open swim plus lessons and water aerobics; a weight room with cardio equipment and machines; locker rooms with private changing areas and showers; basketball courts with eight hoops; pickleball courts; an indoor track where nineteen laps make a mile; an aerobics room for fitness classes; and two racquetball courts. The building is at 2150 W 4700 S on a 38.5 acre municipal parcel shared with Roy High School, and it is open five in the morning to nine at night on weekdays, eight to eight on Saturday, and closed Sunday.

Not at the indoor complex. The pool there runs lap and exercise swim from five in the morning until one in the afternoon on weekdays and from eight until noon on Saturday, and open swim only from five until half past eight in the evening on weekdays and from noon until six on Saturday. So the middle of a weekday afternoon is the one window when the building is open and the pool is not doing what a family wants. In summer the outdoor Aquatic Center covers that gap, opening at noon every day it is open.

A month is thirty five dollars for a resident and forty five for a non resident. A resident year runs three hundred dollars for an adult from eighteen to sixty four, a hundred and ninety for a young person from eight to seventeen, and a hundred and twenty five from sixty five, each with a small electronic payment charge on top. A family membership starts from the same three hundred dollar base member with twenty five dollars for each additional member. Non resident rates are roughly twenty per cent higher across the board. Single admission is five dollars.

Pickleball holds the courts every weekday morning from five until noon, and open basketball has them the rest of the day. Basketball half court reservations are a winter arrangement only: Saturday mornings from eight until ten, forty five dollars, November through March. Racquetball and wallyball book in one hour sessions either the day before or the day of. And whatever you book, the complex holds a court for fifteen minutes past your start time and then releases it, which is the house rule that costs somebody a slot exactly once.

Two ways. The West Bowery is a hundred and twenty five dollars, and a group that has booked it pays six dollars a head at the gate instead of the walk up eight. Or the city rents the whole facility in the evening for fifteen hundred dollars plus a five hundred dollar early booking fee, Tuesday to Saturday from half past six until half past eight, between Memorial Day and Labor Day, with a published capacity of a thousand people. Reservations open at eight in the morning on the first working day of January for residents and the second working day for everybody else.

Registration opens on the second Monday of each month at eight in the morning, through the city's own recreation booking site rather than at the desk. The pre school course is fifty dollars and levels one through six are fifty five. Water aerobics runs alongside it at forty dollars for an adult course and thirty from sixty five, with a seven dollar drop in rate and a ten dollar discount for members. All of those figures are from the city's consolidated fee schedule, and the second Monday timing is worth putting in a diary rather than remembering.