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Register online through the Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department's registration website or at one of the city's in-person registration locations
Register now for 2019-20 Phoenix Afterschool Center (PAC)
Registration for 2019 fall programs opens on August 8 at 6:30 p.m.
Youth Programs:
(Programs for all-ages also included)
Adult Programs:
Registration Locations:
Highlighted Program Registrations:
The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Pass is your key to accessing amenities and programs citywide. Get your Phoenix Parks and Recreation Pass online or visit your local recreation facility to get more information on specific amenities and program offerings available in your area.
Annual Pass: Good for 12 months from date of purchase Adult Pass (age 18 and older): $20 for Phoenix residents $40 for non-Phoenix residents Youth Pass (age 17 and younger): $5 for Phoenix residents $10 for non-Phoenix residents Day Pass: Good for unlimited visits on day of purchase
Annual Pass: Good for 12 months from date of purchase
Adult Pass (age 18 and older): $20 for Phoenix residents $40 for non-Phoenix residents Youth Pass (age 17 and younger): $5 for Phoenix residents $10 for non-Phoenix residents
Adult Pass (age 18 and older):
$20 for Phoenix residents
$40 for non-Phoenix residents
Youth Pass (age 17 and younger):
$5 for Phoenix residents
$10 for non-Phoenix residents
Day Pass: Good for unlimited visits on day of purchase
$1 for Youth $2 for Adults
$1 for Youth
$2 for Adults
Benefits:
Gain access to the city's Community Centers and Neighborhood Recreation Centers
Participate in open gymnasiums and other open recreation opportunities
Access to facility lobby and game room areas
Access to fitness room and health amenities at selected sites (Additional fees may apply - Limited sites offer free fitness room access)
Grants registration access to classes and programs
Hundreds of free classes and programs
Thousands of paid classes and programs (Additional fees apply)
Who does not need a pass?
Spectators such as parents, friends or family members accompanying or watching a child participating in classes or sports programs
Visitors to facilities that charge a daily admission fee
Visitors to city preserve land or participants in outdoor programs in city preserve land
Visitors using a facility in conjunction with a rental
Participants age two or younger
