Special attachment to this community center since we threw a huge reception dinner here for our…read morewedding. Due to time constraints and a lack of available facilities in KC at the time, we really didn't have much of a choice but to pick a gym, clean the heck out of it, and do some extremely creative decorating. The rental was very reasonable and the staff was totally amazing. My only negative thought is that the place is showing it's age and can use some renovations.

I've never been here before and was only here for about an hour, but the staff was very friendly…read moreand helpful.

Great NYE party gir kids so well planned! Loved the bounce house and especially balloon drop!…read moreThis place also had open play twice a week in the mornings for little kids.

I don't live in Mission anymore, but I do enjoy going to Zumbathons at the center. It's a beautiful…read morefacility. I wish I could afford to go there.

Good for the community. The people are generally nice and warm. There are plenty of. machines and…read moreare kept up and maintained.

No air on walking track. This is every year NO AIR. It's hot out there. Can we get air . Hand wipes…read moremachine is stuck ( over by window) Never work.

It seemed too good to be true; free workout facility for seniors. It was very good, while it…read morelasted. It's now permanently closed.

I almost don't want to review this place because it is so fabulous. I want it to be my little…read moresecret. Optum community centers are for anyone 55 and older. There are a few in the Kansas City area. Each one has a social calendar with planned activities. Things like: a book club, art activities, and educational . There is a fitness room where they do group exercise classes plus a workout area with a few cardio, machines and strength training machines that are powered by air pressure... No clinking weights and super easy to adjust. Such a great way for an insurance company to outreach within the community. Absolutely no strings attached! If you want to use the way equipment, they would like for you to do an orientation. Some of the activities require an RSVP because of needing to have an appropriate amount of supplies. The first time you come in you register with the first name and phone number. Every time you visit you check in. That's it! Such a fabulous resource in our community.

I thoroughly love the Merriam Community Center. From the moment you walk in, the front desk staff…read moreis friendly and helpful. I love their upper level track and the basketball court. Typically in my experience neither is too busy and there is a good amount of space, which makes for a calming experience to me. Their workout area is not extremely large, but it still has a lot to offer with its array of free weights, workout machines, treadmills, etc. One thing I enjoy while utilizing the track is checking out all of the events they offer that you can see advertised on their screens. Their pool area seems pretty great as well, though I haven't used it myself.

Never a bad experience here me and some of my friends meet up there and we always have a great time.read more

For a community center it's got a lot going for it, swimming pool, gym, basket ball/volleyball…read morecourt and after school programs. 25$ a month for all access or $3 day, no sign up fees and clean locker rooms. The gym area is small but it has everything you legitimately need to get your sweat on. I'm pretty sure it's only used by locals and pretty sparingly, fine by me, more room for me and I have tendency to flail around. Two swimming lanes, sometimes i arrive with both in use but I don't wait long, do some stretches and my turn. I've always had good encounters with all at the front desk. It's got a nice laid back feel about it. You A ok by me Tony.

The main reason I like going to the Tony Aguirre center is for swimming. Being a smallish center…read morenestled in the Westside, usually I get the pool to myself. The locker room is big and clean. Showers are super hot. Bring your own lock, soap, and towels. There is a big gymnasium upstairs for basketball and group exercise. I would say the one downside of the center is the tiny triangular space for cardio equipment and weights. It's essentially located in the lobby. Though the space is awkward, the equipment looks to be new or in good condition.

Absolutely love this place. I work out here 2-3 days a week. Nicest people at the counter and it's…read moreonly 5 bucks for a pass! Love having them in the neighborhood. Lovely place!

We used the center for a graduation party and it was so perfect. Everything was setup as we asked…read moreand it was affordable. Being able to use the kitchen, refrigerator, tea maker, and ice machine made it so much less stressful. All of the staff we very friendly & helpful. Would totally use them again in a heartbeat!

We are so fortunate to have this facility in Gladstone. I only use it for a few of its many, many…read moreservices; but, balance yoga, day trips, exercise equipment, pickleball inside, senior card games, senior information gatherings, indoor swimming... and the list goes on. If you are not using this facility, you are missing a big part of living in Gladstone. Go by today and get a schedule of activities and take a tour. They honor silver sneakers and, if you don't use that, it's still inexpensive for the benefits offered. Major swim meets are occurring here quite frequently. Go, be entertained by some of the best young swimming talent in our area.

Great gym with lots of updated equipment. Competitive pricing at ~$40/month giving you access to…read morethe fitness Center, pool, basketball courts, racquetball, squash, soccer field, indoor and outdoor tracks, and discounts on fitness classes like yoga, spin, Kinesis, etc. Parking is an issue, but every university campus has shit parking.

Swinney Rec is right in the heart of UMKC campus, and for me it's the closest available gym that'll…read morehave me. I've only been going here for a month or two but I love the proximity. It allows me to, well, actually go to the gym where my previous spot was a trek to get to. There are loads of various cardio machines, and the majority have these "course" settings that let you run or ride through cool settings like Colorado, New Zealand, France, etc. In the dead of winter in KC, it's a welcome relief instead of slogging through cardio. The weights area and machines have pretty much what you need, although another couple free weight squat racks are needed. The weights are pretty old school but not too shabby. Parking (with a purchased pass) is pretty good seeing as how this is right in the middle of campus. It's occasionally a bit of a hike when the weather is 10 degrees, but it toughens me up... at least that's what I'm telling myself! Friendly staff and convenient lockers right near the workout area too. All in all, I'm a fan.