Program Registration

Registration start times

Registration begins 7 days before program start times. 

Facility access

To reduce congestion and the spread of COVID-19, there will be no access to the facility until 15 minutes prior to program start times. To determine your program start time, check your confirmation or refer to this website.

Pre-registration is required for all programs. Pre-screening is encouraged using haltonhills.ca/simpletrack.

Non-residents

48-hour registration delay for non-residents

Due to reduced spots in programs and increasing local demand, registration for non-residents is delayed by 48 hours. This is an attempt to meet Town of Halton Hills resident's needs first. The delay comes into effect for programs running the week of December 14 and after.

Non-resident fee

An additional 20% charge has been added to the cost of programs for non-residents. This was a recommendation adopted as part of the fee review strategy.

Program cancellations and inclement weather

Program cancellations are actively updated online during normal weekday operating hours. Recreation facility closures due to inclement weather, mechanical failure, pool fouling or other cause will be communicated in the following ways:

During regular business hours (Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.)

1. An update will be posted on the closures page
2. The program will be marked "cancelled" on our online registration system
3. A message will be recorded on the Town's recreation hotline at 905-873-2600 ext. 2708 or 2275

After hours and weekends

1. Check for a pre-recorded message at at 905-873-2600 ext. 2708
2. Contact the recreation facility directly. For a list of recreation facilities, check your program registration confirmation or visit our facilities page. 

If your program is organized through a third party, please contact your leagues for updates. 

On business days when inclement weather occurs, closure and cancellation decisions will be made for daytime programs by 8:45 a.m. and evening programs by 2:00 p.m.

Please note: Persons registered in a Town of Halton Hills Recreation and Parks program will not be contacted via phone. 

How to register for virtual fitness

To register for fitness, you must pre-register online before the program start date. You can do this using the orange button at the top of this page, or using the widget at the bottom of the page. If you need assistance with the process of registering online, call the Program Information Hotline at 905-873-2600, ext. 2275.

Fitness descriptions - Winter 2021

Body Blast

This is the ultimate virtual strength fitness workout! Utilize tubing, and your own body weight to sculpt and strengthen your muscles. 

Bone Builder

Bone Builder is a virtual group resistance training class focusing on exercises to strengthen the spine and hips for those with osteoporosis or at risk of developing the disease. Postural and balance training is also included to prevent falls. 

Cardio Sculpt

Strengthen your muscles and condition your cardiovascular system in this powerful class that combines aerobic exercise with resistance training for a well-rounded workout. Circuit training, step, and traditional floor routines are utilized to provide variety from week to week. Moderate intensity. 

Dance Fitness

Love to dance? Then you will love virtual Dance Fitness! Dance frees the body, enlivens the spirit, and strengthens the soul. This program combines different dance styles that are easy to follow and fun to do. You will strengthen your body, breathe easier, increase your stamina, and improve alertness…and have fun while doing it! 

Easy Does It

This class offers a gentle combination of chair exercises, walking, stretching and circulatory exercise – all set to great music. Put pep in your step and be prepared to have lots of fun. Great for body and mind!

Gentle Fit

Designed for those who are new to fitness or wanting a gentle workout, this virtual class includes a light cardio component, resistance and balance training, and stretching. 

Line Dance

Virtual Line Dance will be offered online only this season. Join from the comfort of your home! In this class, familiar instructors will teach dances to a variety of music. Have fun and exercise at the same time. No experience required. Wear soft-soled shoes.

POUND

Join from the comfort of your home! Virtual POUND combines cardio and strength activities in a workout inspired by the infectious, energizing and sweat-dripping fun of playing the drums.

Yoga and Chair Yoga

Relieve stress and release tension in this progressive approach to fitness. Virtual Yoga incorporates breath training, meditation and physical postures designed to improve flexibility, strength, overall well-being and stress management.

Yoga Fusion

Combining the core strength of Pilates and the flexibility of yoga, this virtual class with strengthen, stretch and unite your entire body. Come relax and enjoy the benefits of both. 

Yoga

Relieve stress and release tension in this progressive approach to fitness. Yoga incorporates breath training, meditation and physical postures designed to improve flexibility, strength, overall wellbeing and stress management.

ZUMBA Gold

Zumba Gold is designed for beginners and active older adults who are looking for a modified Zumba® class that recreates the original Zumba moves at a lower-intensity.

Virtual fitness schedule - Winter 2021

Please read before attending virtual fitness classes

Important information for virtual fitness

• Ensure that the exercise space in your home is a safe environment for movement, for example, your floor surface should be free of tripping hazards such as cords and scatter rugs.
• Wear proper athletic footwear and comfortable clothing that allows you to move around freely.
• Consider keeping a sturdy chair close by for balance/exercises
• Note that the instructor will not be able to see you to correct technique or provide one-on-one feedback throughout the class
• Keep a bottle of water close by for hydration
• Keep a phone close by, in case of emergency dial 911

Not all exercises are suitable for everyone. ​Each person has a different capacity for participating in exercise. You should be aware of your fitness, health status, and skill level before commencing this exercise program. Part of the risk involved in undertaking any physical activity or exercise is relative to your own state of fitness or health status. If you are concerned about whether the exercises in this program are right for you, please consult with your physician or health care provider before beginning the program.

If you experience any abnormal symptoms, cease the activity and immediately contact your physician or health care provider for follow-up.

Accessing your virtual class

You will receive an email link to log in to the online class via the Zoom platform the day before your class is scheduled to start. This email will be the same as the one you use to log into your online registration account. If you don't see an email the day before your program, first check your 'junk mail' folder, or contact us using the information below.

Steps to starting the virtual class: 

1. Click the link provided to launch the Zoom platform.

2. Enter the password that you have been provided.

3. Not sure how to use Zoom? Watch this helpful Video: https://youtu.be/hIkCmbvAHQQ

4. If you have any questions, please call 905-873-2600 ext. 2360

How to register for skating programs

We are pleased to offer modified recreational skating with capacities and physical distancing that meet Provincial guidelines. Programs will take place at both Acton Arena & Community Centre and Mold-Masters SportsPlex arenas. 

Online registration and payment in advance required

There is no drop in registration or payment. To register in advance online, you will be asked to set up a Client Account if you have not already done so.

Online registration will open daily at 9:00 a.m. 7 days in advance of the program date for residents. Non-residents will be delayed by 48-hours for online registration. Registration fees are non-refundable and non-transferable. If you require assistance with this process please call the Acton Arena at 519-853-0020 or Mold-Masters SportsPlex at 905-877-8488.

55 plus senior shinny (Cancelled)

Adult skating

Persons 18 years and older. No hockey sticks or pucks allowed.

Stick & puck - Adult

Work on puck control and skating drills. Helmets are mandatory. No hockey nets provided. Shooting of the puck is not allowed other than for passing drills.

Stick & puck - Youth

Public skating

Open to all ages. Skate aids not permitted. Skate and helmet rentals are currently suspended.

Group skating

• One adult must register and can bring up to 3 guests (maximum of 4 participants including one adult)
• Open to all ages
• A parent or guardian 18 years of age or older must accompany children
• All skaters are encouraged to attend with others in their “social bubble” as defined by Provincial guidelines
• Skate aids will not be made available. Participants may bring their own for their personal use.

Please read before attending skating and shinny programs during COVID-19

• A new COVID-19 screening protocol will be in effect as of August 10 at all municipal facilities. Screening questions adhere to direction from Halton Region’s Medical Officer of Health to help determine the likelihood of a person’s exposure to the COVID-19 virus. On the day of your program, you are encouraged to complete the online screening before arriving at the facility. When you arrive, show the 'green check mark' on your mobile device. Facility ambassadors will also help with on-site, in-person screening. The screening program will keep an attendance log for 30 days in the event that contact tracing is required by Halton Public Health. After this period, data is automatically deleted. To access the screening, go to haltonhills.ca/simpletrack.

• All participants are asked to stay at home when sick.

• Individuals with underlying health conditions or who are at higher risk of complications if they are infected with COVID-19 are encouraged to consult a doctor before attending a recreational program.

• You must wear a mask inside the building as per the Region of Halton By-law 47-20 unless actively participating in the program.

• When you arrive at the facility, a Town Ambassador will greet you at the door and check you in for the program.

• Hand sanitizer is available in the lobby and playing area.

• Individuals must follow physical distancing guidelines at all times while in the building. Please review facility signage and follow guidelines and direction from staff.

• Some facility amenities, such as the concession or showers, may be closed at this time.

• To ensure patron safety and physical distancing requirements changeroom access and player bench seating areas may be modified and/or limited.

• There will be no skating rentals. Players must bring their own skates and equipment.

• Facility staff reserves the right to prohibit any equipment if it presents a safety or health concern.

• Water fountains and refill stations are closed. Feel free to bring your own water bottle. Glass bottles are not permitted.

• Staff will refrain from having physical contact with participants except to assist with first aid. Staff has been provided with PPE and additional training on how to modify first aid procedures to prevent viral spread.

• Increased cleaning measures are in place, in accordance with Provincial regulations and industry best practices. 

How to register for lane swim, group swim and aqua fit

We are pleased to offer modified recreational swimming programs at the Acton Lion's Indoor Pool and the Gellert Community Centre.

Registration and payment in advance required

Before swimming, online registration and payment in advance is required. There is no drop-in swimming available at this time.

Registration start times

• For weekend swimming: Registration starts at 9:30 a.m.
• For weekday swimming: Registration starts at 8:30 a.m.

Registration opens 7 days in advance of each swim or aquatic program. Registration is non-refundable and non-transferable. Call 905-877-4244 if you need assistance with this process.

Please note: Due to our reduced schedule and limited capacity, recreation passes (including Active Passes and Complimentary Passes) will not be accepted until we are fully operational again. 

Aqua fit

Fee: $6.50/person

Program details:

• The pool will be divided into sections, and each attendee will have their own section of the pool to workout in.
• Classes will be conducted with minimal equipment. Flotation belts are available for purchase as an optional extra fee when you register in the program.
• Aquatic amenities such the sauna and hot tub will remain closed.

Lane swim

Fee: $4.00/person

Program details:

• Maximum of 6 people in the pool at any time
• The pool is divided into 6 lanes. Each individual will swim in their own lane, maximum one person per lane.
• Please be aware of your proximity to other swimmers at all times, especially when stopping at the end of the lane.
• Swimmers are encouraged to wear goggles.
• We are limiting the use of shared pool equipment. If you regularly use a flutter board when you swim, consider purchasing your own which you can bring to and from the pool with you. You can purchase a flutter board through an optional extra fee when you pre-register for the program.
• Aquatic amenities such the sauna and hot tub will remain closed.

Group swim

Fee: $9.50/group

Program details:

• Pool will be divided in half for up to 2 groups, one on each side of the division
• Each group will have a maximum of 5 people and must contain at least one person 18 years or older. Only the person 18 years or older registers for the group.
• The Town’s standard admission policy applies. Please double check the policy prior to registering for a swim.
• All swimmers are encouraged to attend with others in their “social bubble” as defined by Provincial guidelines.
• Swimmers who put their face in the water are encouraged to wear goggles.
• Lifejackets are available for those who need them, but no other equipment will be available to borrow.
• You may bring toys or swimming equipment from home. Balls and other throwing toys are not permitted at this time.
• Aquatic amenities such as slide, sauna, hot tub and Tarzan rope will remain closed.

Swim admission policy

Please take a moment to review our swimming admission policy before you visit the pool.

Please read before attending aquatics programs during COVID-19

To reduce congestion and the spread of COVID-19, there will be no access to the facility until 15 minutes prior to program start times.

• A COVID-19 screening protocol is in effect at all municipal facilities. Screening questions adhere to direction from Halton Region’s Medical Officer of Health to help determine the likelihood of a person’s exposure to the COVID-19 virus. On the day of your program, you are encouraged to complete the online screening before arriving at the facility. When you arrive, show the 'green check mark' on your mobile device. Facility ambassadors will also help with on-site, in-person screening. The screening program will keep an attendance log for 30 days in the event that contact tracing is required by Halton Public Health. After this period, data is automatically deleted. To access the screening, go to haltonhills.ca/simpletrack.
• All participants are asked to stay at home when sick.
• Individuals with underlying health conditions or who are at higher risk of complications if they are infected with COVID-19 are encouraged to consult a doctor before attending an aquatic program.
• You must wear a mask inside the facility as per the Region of Halton By-law 47-20. Remove your mask on the pool deck before you enter the water. There are areas in the building where it is very difficult to maintain physical distancing.
• When you arrive at the pool, a staff member will greet you at the door and check you in for the swim.
• Hand sanitizer is available in the lobby.
• Individuals must follow physical distancing guidelines at all times while in the building. Please review facility signage and follow guidelines and direction from staff.
• Changerooms will be available for your use. Facility staff will direct you to use a specific change room when you arrive for your program. In order to ensure changerooms do not exceed capacity, please use the changeroom you were directed to.
• In order to satisfy reduced changeroom capacities, swimmers may be directed to use a family-style changeroom, where men and women share a changeroom and change in their clothes in privacy cubicles. Nudity is not permitted in any common spaces in a family-style changeroom, including in the showers.
• In order to promote physical distancing, changeroom capacities have been greatly reduced. You will be allowed to enter the changeroom 15 minutes before the start of your program and are required to exit the changeroom within 15 minutes of the program ending. Please wear your facemask and maintain a 2m distance between yourself and other individuals in the changerooms.
• Swimmers must take a cleansing shower before entering the pool. We recommend that swimmers shower at home before the swim and arrive at the facility with their bathing suit under their clothes.
• Lockers are not available at this time. Swimmers should use the change room and then bring their belongings on deck. You will be provided a designated area to store your belongings.
• We are limiting the use of shared pool equipment (flutter boards, flotation belts for aqua fitness, pool toys). If you regularly use a flutter board or a flotation belt when you swim, consider purchasing your own which you can bring to and from the pool with you. You can purchase a flutter board or flotation belt through an optional extra fee when you pre-register for the program.
• You are welcome to bring your own pool toys or swimming equipment from home. All items must be clean. Lifeguards reserve the right to prohibit any equipment if it presents a safety concern. Balls or other throwing toys are not permitted at this time.
• The sauna, hot tub, Tarzan rope, slides and public lockers are all closed.
• Water fountains and refill stations are closed. Feel free to bring your own water bottle. Glass bottles are not permitted.
• Everyone in the building must be registered and participating in a program.
• Swimmers in need of assistance due to physical limitations should attend with a family member who can provide assistance. Staff will provide access to accessible lifts and equipment but will not be permitted to have physical contact with swimmers except to assist with emergency first aid.
• It is recommended that swimmers who submerge their heads underwater wear goggles.
• Increased cleaning measures are in place, in accordance with Provincial regulations and industry best practices.