Tootell Aquatic Center
Recreational Services

Tootell Aquatics Center (TAC) Memberships and
Daily Swim Passes



Lap Pool

POOL MEMBERSHIP / PASSES

TAC Pool Memberships and daily swim passes may be purchased at the Mackal Rec Service Center. URI students that have paid the Recreation Fee are admitted free of charge by presenting a current valid/encoded student ID card. Faculty, staff, and alumni holding a Rec Pass Membership may use the Aquatic Center by presenting their valid Membership card. All other individuals are required to purchase a daily swim pass or a Tootell Aquatic Center (TAC) pool membership.

POOL MEMBERSHIP PASS FEES

TAC Pool Members and daily swim pool passes entitles the bearer to utilize ONLY the Tootell Aquatic Center and locker rooms. Other facilities within the Mackal-Keaney-Tootell Complex are not included unless the patron has a full Rec Complex membership. Rates are not pro-rated!

Daily (valid for day of purchase only)   $5/swim
Semester (Individual) $65 
Semester (Family)* $90 
Semester (Seniors 55 and older)**  $30
Full Year (Individual) $175
Full Year (Family)* $250
Full Year (Seniors 55 and older)** $90

 

* A family is defined as immediate family members only (spouse and children under the age of 17).

** Appropriate identification may be required.

Aquatics Fees (.pdf) PDF

 

TOWEL, LOCK & LOCKER SERVICE

URI students, Full Rec and TAC Members (except daily pool pass holders) are entitled to rent towels, locks and lockers on a daily, semester or yearly basis.  Please see attendant at the Rec Service Center in Mackal Lobby.  All other patrons are responsible for supplying their own towels and locks.

 

SPECIAL DISCOUNTS
As a benefit of membership, URI Students; Rec Pass and/or TAC Pool members receive discounted rates on many program offerings such as: group fitness classes; learn to swim lessons; certification classes (first-aid, CPR, AED instructional classes); locker and towel service and special events. Find out more by calling the Rec Service Center at 874-5926.

 

CHILD SUPERVISION STATEMENT

During community swim times, children under 12 years of age must be supervised by their parent or guardian who must be accompanied in the water on a one-on-one basis by their parent or guardian. Children using approved floatation devices must be supervised by an adult within one arms distance from the child.