[2BNTV]

TOTV'ers

Does the ammenity fee allow you to visit all of the recreation centers or just the one in your neighborhood?

Do most residents visit the recreation center closest to them for convenience?

I'm sorry if this is something that has been covered but I don't know where to find on this site.

[aln]

You can use any & all rec centers.
You can use all sports pools, neighborhood pools & family pools.
You can use the pickleball, bocce, shuffleboard, horseshoes, air gun range, archery range & sand volleyball anywhere in TV's.
Tennis, most everywhere except the courts at Glenview CC & Lopez CC.

Most Villagers travel to the venue where their interest is being held at.
Sometimes it's in your neighborhood; Sometimes elsewhere.

[Shimpy]

Originally Posted by 2BNTV

TOTV'ers

Does the ammenity fee allow you to visit all of the recreation centers or just the one in your neighborhood?

Do most residents visit the recreation center closest to them for convenience?

I'm sorry if this is something that has been covered but I don't know where to find on this site.

Once a Villager you can go anywhere you please. Go to whatever rec center you like, or neighborhood pool you like. Whether you live in the historic district or in one of the Premier homes you have the same privileges. Many like trying them all for variety.

[Xavier]

Originally Posted by 2BNTV

TOTV'ers

Does the ammenity fee allow you to visit all of the recreation centers or just the one in your neighborhood?

Do most residents visit the recreation center closest to them for convenience?

I'm sorry if this is something that has been covered but I don't know where to find on this site.

Any of the recreation centers are available to all residents. Activities are not always scheduled at the all of the centers. We play cards at Sea Breeze Regional Rec Center which is about 9 miles from our home. We also play at another center about 5 miles from our home. My wife plays games during the day at centers within a mile of our home. The Recreation News that comes with the Daily Sun Newspaper on Thursday would give you a pretty good idea of what is offered and where. You would probably play shuffleboard, horseshoes, tennis, and bocce at your local center.