FIFA World Cup Spain got the 2026 trophy matching was excited but the winning time was also the end of the time for the penalty shooter Spain 1: 0 Argentina read more

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Nice newish community centre in the Killarney area. This review is for the ice rink. This place also has a gym and pool. Parking is plentiful in the large lot next to the building. Staff are friendly and helpful. The ice rink here has drop in public sessions. Rentals are available for a few bucks. The rink itself is pretty nice. read more

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I wish they hire better and knowledgeable tai chi teachers. my tai chi instructor from a real martial art school and I decided to change our appearance by wearing a basketball cap and do a drop in at Sunset CC just to see how good these tai chi teachers are. After the lesson ended,he said don't know where they learn their tai chi.These teachers and their students can practice their tai chi in the park with the rest of the seniors as an exercises , but not and never will be performance or competition quality tai chi. we also did a drop in at Killarney Community Centre . The woman's back ground is Chen style but her and a older gent were teaching Yang tai chi. we can see they were terrible. But they have full class, we waited for the students left the room and down to main floor and we asked them about their tai chi and said if they understand Yang tai chi 24.?. they replies and said,we ignored their tai chi, we are there for their half an hour stretching exercise. read more

First of all, when I got yearly pass for Vancouver community centre, this place was supposed to be MY spot. But totally disappointed with the idea that they charge $2 for gym use even I have a pass. According to them, the gym is private one. That's why I have to pay extra. I wanted to ask why private facility is connected to the public one under same roof. read more

I'm sad to hear about the restrictions that prevent fully vaccinated masked adult spectators for child events or activities when there are still concerts and sport games that allow hundreds inside. Not ok. read more

I'm giving this place 4 stars for the pool, ice rink and how many happy kids I saw. We'll talk about that stuff first. The pool is the main attraction here. They've got a large play area, and in the main pool 75% was dedicated to leisure swimming. They had 3 lanes in the other 25% for swimming laps, a stream room and a hot tub both of which were exceptionally hot :-) and the whole place was swarming with smiling kids - i mean, geez, they've got so much play space, diving boards, even a water slide! Made me wish I was 12. Didn't see the ice arena, but i'm sure it gets good use if the pool is any indication. The fitness centre lacks, wants, and needs. No rack, not much weight (i'm not a muscle guy and they didn't have enough for me) and a really tiny space crammed with machines. They have 5 treadmills, which is more than Brittania or Trout Lake or False Creek, all of which are at least twice the size of this place. Not my first choice for weight training, but that's not what this place is geared towards, so it's not as though they missed their mark read more

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This is the place I hit up when I need to vent out my frustrations by working up a sweat. They have step, dance aerobic and other adrenaline pumping classes throughout the day. I don't pay attention to the other times since I can't get to those classes, but I usually do the 6:00PM ones. The 6:00PM classes are available on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursdays, but make sure you check before going in case they change the times. The instructors are high energy and make the classes fun. Laughing burns 40 calories so on top of my workout that would be what...540? Every little bit helps! read more

Tried their Wednesday night drop-in table tennis a few times and was quite impressed with the number of tables and just how organized the session went in general. There are about a dozen or so tables shared by three sections, each designated by the level of play. Participants for the most part are mature and friendly, and 15 min private lessons are available. Considering how niche table tennis as a sport is around here, this just gotta be the best community center-based ping pong gathering in all of Vancity! read more

Vancouver is very well endowed with public swimming pools of all shapes, sizes and ages. Most have their strengths, and all have their weaknesses, but Killarney is one of the best for family fun. It has a genuine, if modest, water slide and a large warm shallow splash pool with a fast-flowing 'river of mild peril' for the smaller kids to enjoy. But it also has a reasonable sized regular pool for laps and diving. Finally, it comes with the obligatory hot tub and sauna complete with old people in saggy swimming costumes straight from central casting. Like most of the newer pools, Killarney has a purpose-built family change room area. Unfortunately it's so popular that it's often hard to find an empty cubicle for changing - particularly the ones with the private showers. However, it beats having to take the boys into the mens room which, in common with men's change rooms everywhere, has a resident population of creepy-looking guys. Or perhaps it's just that all men look creepy when they're naked. I'll stop now before I put you off it. It really is a great place. read more

I've came here a few times.. but cannot believe I have not wrote a review! I've only been here for swimming with my son and he loves it. There are essentially 2 pools, one for swimmers, which as the dive boards and the climbing deal, the other for smaller kids and has wave pull. The staff are super friendly. Price is cheap for swimming, Serious like 3 dollars per person. Pool is huge. Locker rooms are plentiful. Bring your own soap and towels. read more

We took our baby swimming at the pool and she had tons of fun. We liked that we received the family rate and kids under 3 are free, it was only $6.85 for the three of us vs Eileen Daily public pool in Burnaby where I think it almost cost us $20. Definitely a kid friendly pool and not nearly as busy as Hillcrest. There was a waterslide for the big kids/adults and a mini slide for the little ones. Parking was easy, the only thing that would make this a 5* is if they had larger change rooms. Love this place, will definitely come here again. read more

This review based purely on their track, from a runner's perspective, this is the real deal for a late-nite run, as the car/street lights along 49th & Killarney will shine enough to be safe---esp. when I"m listening to my beloved iPod. Plus it has the softer clay-like surface. Though on the north/west part of the track, it does have a few minor potholes. Easy parking inside, along the fence. Can get busy after dinner w/ the folks in the area doing their walking laps. Just come here when I feel guilty after polishing a Dairy Queen peanut buster parfait or fried chicken at Duffin's ;) read more

Underwhelming is the best way to describe the Killarney Community Centre swimming pool programs and facilities. The facilities are so-so. The pool is okay, the leisure pool is okay. The hot tub is really sub-par - too small and the jacuzzi jets hardly have any pressure at all. The one redeeming feature at the pool is the steam room. It is always hot (sometimes even verging on too hot). But it's the only reason I go here. That's because even though I live not quite 10 minutes away, I don't use the pool for fitness activities because there are no deep water fitness aquafit classes there. There have not been any offered there since I've lived in this neighbourhood since 2004. And I have asked on more than one occasion if they ever plan to add them - the answer is always "no." Neither do they have a "length swim" lane designated for water running, like some pools do. The locker rooms - at least the men's locker room - also suffer from a design flaw that does not allow the water to drain properly, so the floor is always very wet. And anything you drop on it ... well, you can figure it out. I only go to the steam room there on the rare occasion I can't get to Hillcrest for a workout. I go there after participating in a low-impact aerobics class at the nearby Champlain Community Centre. The CCC does not have a hot tub or steam room so I head to Killarney to ease my body strains from the dry land fitness activity. I can't speak to the other aspects of the facility or programs, as I've never participated in them, although my companion, the Divine Ms. K., does enjoy the belly dance classes she's participated in there. However, that is not a program run by the centre; rather, a room in the centre is booked by another organization for the activity. But the pool - well, it doesn't make me drool. Sorry, Killarney. This is the aquatic facility I'm least likely to use in Vancouver and area, at least of the five or six I've been to more than once or twice. read more

I love swimming!! Cheap price 3$/ per person, Huge pool for diving and swimming... A second one for lil ones. Lots of lights and good vibes!! Very friendly staff also. I've been there 2x only though... But I will come back soon or later,.. I went there cuz a friend of mine live close by. It's well located in a nice area of town. As it's good to leave my playground sometimes...!! I will be able to be in shape all fall- winter season yay!! read more

Pools parking staff slides diving boards pool activites I love swimming at Killarney!! read more

I've been here since the Olympic upgrades and it is nice that there is something within 20 minutes walk. With upgraded facilities it is now my go to place for a lot of things like swimming, skating, community events and sometimes their gym. The pool is a major attraction for me as there's a lane for me to do my aqua aerobics and an area for leisure swimming. My only issue with the pool is the collection of mass amounts of hair that is accumulated on the floor of the ladies change room. The prices are very decent for pool packs. The customer service is very hit and miss. read more

Been coming here on the weekend the last few weeks for public swim, pretty nice pool. I think it was renovated a few years ago probably longer for the olympics and it looks really nice. The public swim is busy more on the little kids side with the slide and random pool fixtures but the adult side is not too crowded. We usually go in the afternoon to avoid all the big crowds. My gf does the lane swimming but the distance is a little long for me so I tend to stick to the actual pool itself and I swim my own lanes. There are 3 changerooms which is convenient, mens' womens, and the universal for families. We usualyl share a locker and just wear our swim suits under our clothes so we like to use the universal one. If you forget to bring a quarter you can put your stuff in the cubbies directly in front of the pool so you can keep an eye on it. Obviously don't bring anything valuable or worth stealing. The most you would find in our bag is Qtips. There's a concession too outside if you get too hungry after your swim - I know i do. read more

We frequent here a lot for classes, swimming pool, and recently booking a birthday party room. We thoroughly enjoy coming. The service for the bday party was great - they provide 45 mins for set up and also for clean up and 2 attendants help, as well as any volunteers they may have scheduled that day. Some other centres only allow 30 mins. In addition, they have a helium tank for balloons. Unfortunately, they were out of the helium tank for the weekend we had it booked, so that was too bad. But I was very grateful for the help in setting up. read more

Pretty comprehensive facility. I've used their dojo downstairs, the newly renovated rink and the new pool and I've gotta say, it's a pretty good experience no matter which facility that you use here! Even the people that man the concession are very friendly! Only qualm I have is that sometimes, the floor of the changing rooms in the pool area look like Rapunzel shed her locks all over the place. read more

Killarney is my go-to cardio place when I don't go to boxing class. I feel comfortable there & everyone is pretty friendly! They have renovated a lot and it looks way nicer & cleaner now.. It's always busy & bustling with families and it's just an overall great community centre. read more

The most awful Zumba class I've ever had. The white staff tonight at the front desk is super NOT friendly when I told her that I wanted to drop this terrible class on Tuesday. I used to take the Zumba class at Mount Pleasant Community Centre which is way better in every aspect. read more