FAQs • Dallas Parks, TX • CivicEngage

Can I bring my personal trainer?: Individuals may not bring in a personal trainer. All personal trainers must have a Dallas Park and Recreation Board approved Personal Services Agreement (PSA) with the Park and Recreation Department. All personal training fees will be paid by the client to the City of Dallas and the personal trainer will be compensated by the City for their services through the terms of the PSA. Any individual perceived to be conducting personal training outside of these guidelines will be in violation of Dallas City Code 32-10 (subsection A) and be asked to cease and desist until an approved PSA is established with the department.

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Fitness Centers

1. Do I need to have a physician’s release statement to use the fitness center?: It is recommended that you consult a physician before starting any exercise program, however, a release statement is not required to utilize our facilities.

2. Do I have to sign a contract?: No, our fitness passes can be purchased on a monthly basis. We also offer six month and 12 month passes at a discounted rate.

3. Do I have to be 18 years old to use the fitness center?: Children between the ages of 13 and 17 are permitted to use the fitness center when accompanied by a parent or guardian. Youth will need to purchase an adult Fitness Pass.

4. Will someone be available to show me how to use the equipment?: A staff member can provide an introductory instructional session on how to safely use the equipment if needed. (This is not a personal training session)

5. How many fitness centers are there?: We have 39 fitness centers located throughout the city.

6. Can I bring my personal trainer?: Individuals may not bring in a personal trainer. All personal trainers must have a Dallas Park and Recreation Board approved Personal Services Agreement (PSA) with the Park and Recreation Department. All personal training fees will be paid by the client to the City of Dallas and the personal trainer will be compensated by the City for their services through the terms of the PSA. Any individual perceived to be conducting personal training outside of these guidelines will be in violation of Dallas City Code 32-10 (subsection A) and be asked to cease and desist until an approved PSA is established with the department.

7. How do I get a Fitness Center Pass?: A Fitness Center Pass maybe be purchased online or at any City of Dallas Recreation Center that has a fitness center.

8. Can I use any fitness center?: You can use any fitness center if you purchase the Universal Pass. Otherwise, your fitness pass is only valid at the point of purchase.

9. Do I need to purchase a Recreation Card and a Fitness Center Pass?: Yes, all participants must have a valid Recreation Card before you can register for a Fitness Center Pass.

10. Are there fitness classes at the recreation centers?: Most recreation centers offer a variety of fitness classes for an additional cost. If you are interested in participating in a fitness class, check the list of programs at any Dallas Park and Recreation Center.