Troy Family Aquatic Center

Overview

• +1 248-524-3514
• rec.troymi.gov
• 3425 Civic Center Dr, Troy, MI 48083, USA
• Hours Business hours are not available at the moment

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Reviews

• Jul 10, 2023

  Ample of parking space. Best for small birthday parties. Water slides for each age group. Can also buys some small food packets. Also can get life jackets. Many life guards on duty. Washrooms are clean and very big. Also can rent out shelters outside for parties

• Aug 31, 2022

  I absolutely LOVE going here in the summer!! I love how the pool is walk in because you can just sit on the shore area and little kids can play. When my daughter was a kid she was obsessed with the small waterslide in the kid's area. Two fun waterslides... One with an intertube and one without. A nice consession stand that is very reasonably priced. It has a much better atmosphere then some of the bigger water parks and always seems super clean!

• Jul 28, 2018

  I got the yearly membership for a family of 4. We come early mornings when there are not many people here. So, that's nice. However, even with a total of 7 people in the pool (6 were with me), we were not allowed to bring our tiny water gun in the pool. Basically, you are only allowed to bring yourself, your swim suit and goggles (for now - sure to be banned soon). At Troy Aquatics, if you're having fun, you're doing something wrong. Thieves of joy and fun. I will not get a membership here again until they lift the ban on fun!

• Aug 31, 2024

  I'm not exactly sure what I was expecting before arriving here, but this place seemingly exceeding every single thing I would have thought this place would be after my recent visit. This place is somewhat hidden from the nearest main road, so if you're not intentionally looking, you probably won't just stumble upon it. Honestly if this place sat near a busy main road, it would probably be quite a bit busier all of the time. While we're talking about this place being busy, I recommend getting here as early as possible. That way you're able to pick the perfect spot to set your things, grab some chairs, and hopefully have some shade to escape the sun when needed. It starts to get much busier after lunch time, so that is a thing you may want to keep in mind. When you arrive you'll find a drop off area (which is convenient if you have a large group, elderly, or disabled folks with you), and a large parking lot. It's very easy to just loop around the drop off area, drop people off, have them wait by the ticket area, and then go and park. The parking lot itself is of good size, so finding a spot shouldn't be a big deal unless it gets really, really packed, but in general, I think you'll be fine. Once you make your way toward the gate, you'll have to stop by the ticket window to grab your wristbands. I think we maybe waited two minutes before we had one of the helpful, friendly, and attentive employees putting our wristbands on. Once that process is complete you just need to head to the gate, have your bags that aren't clear scoped out, show your wristbands, and you're in. One thing that must be mentioned here is that you cannot bring your own food or drinks (except for water) in the facility. There is an area outside the gate where you can eat whatever you want, and there is a concession area inside where you can buy food and drinks (but we'll get to that in a second). When you walk in, it may not seem like much, but for my family it was perfect. The place is very modest in size, isn't fancy like one of those behemoth indoor resort parks, and I think that is why we liked it so much. It seems to be much more geared toward young children, and that is what I have, so it worked out perfectly. Lots of shallow water, a splash pad area for really little kids, a few water slides for the bigger kids, and a bit of deeper water for adults or those that really like to swim. There are also sand volleyball courts, and a large playground for kids if they decide they want to take a break from the water. There are also plenty of places to sunbathe, and set your stuff. I am typically always skeptical leaving things unattended in public places, but I didn't feel there would be much of an issue here, and there wasn't. I'm also not saying you should leave anything of any value unattended at any time (just that I felt comfortable enough to do so when I needed to). There are also lockers available if you want to go that route. Perhaps one of the best things about this place is the amount of lifeguards and staff they have placed throughout the facility in the event that something unfortunate happens. I felt very confident that my kids and the rest of my family were safe should something happen involving the water or anything else. The staff is professional and friendly and seemingly everywhere. Like I said this place is well staffed, and that is a very good thing. Another huge plus is just how affordable the concessions are. I was expecting to pay amusement park food prices, and about fell over in excitement when I seen that a slice of pizza was only going to run me three dollars. The pizza is Benito's pizza too, so it's not some freezer burnt grocery store Digiorno you're getting. Everything else is very affordable as well. It was refreshing to see that after paying to get in, we also weren't being price gouged on the food, that you pretty much have to buy if you're going to be there for hours on end with your family. When all is said and done, I wouldn't hesitate to bring my family back here for some more fun in the sun.

• Aug 09, 2022

  This is a great water park. There is a splash pad for the little ones. The pool is a nice size with 3 lap lanes. There are 2 water slides. 1 for tubes and another for persons. The life guards were helpful in allowing children to attempt a swim test for the slides. My daughter is 9 and we enjoyed swimming for several hours.