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Resident Discount Pricing Chart

What is the Resident Discount Program?

Residents of Missoula contribute directly to the operations of Missoula Parks and Recreation Department programs and contracted services through payment of their property taxes.

The Resident Discount Policy is administered through the purchase of a Resident Discount Card.  The card allows residents to receive a reduced rate on Parks and Recreation Department programs. Residents who choose not to use the Resident Discount Card Program, and all non-residents will pay the regular fee for all programs and services.

The Resident Discount Card is completely optional and is not required to register for any Parks and Recreation program.  The card simply allows Missoula residents to receive a reduced rate if they so desire.

Who is a Missoula Resident?

Missoula residents live within the city limits. The actual physical boundaries for the City of Missoula are not the same area as those set by the U.S. Postal Service for mail delivery. Even though you may have a Missoula mailing address, you might not reside within the Missoula city limits. Owning property or a business within the Missoula city limits does not constitute one as a Missoula resident. If you have questions concerning your residency, contact Parks and Recreation at 721-PARK.

The statutory definition of the term "residence" pursuant to section 1-1-215(1) MCA is: “where a person remains when not called elsewhere for labor or other special or temporary purpose and to which the person returns in seasons of repose."

How do I obtain a Resident Discount Card?

Resident Discount Cards may be obtained at the Parks and Recreation Office, 600 Cregg Lane, Currents Aquatics Center. Please bring a current billing statement from cable television, utility or voter registration card as proof of residency. Each family member wanting to receive a discounted rate will need his or her own card. New cards are $2 each and are valid for one year beginning January 2 and expiring December 31. Renew the same card each year for $1. Cards can be purchased or renewed anytime starting January 2 and will expire each year on December 31. For more information concerning the Resident Discount Card, call Parks and Recreation at 721-PARK.

Resident Discount Card Registration Policy 

Missoula residents wanting to register as a city resident must have their Resident Discount Card at the time of registration. The resident discount is good for residents whose name and picture appear on the presented card. No one can register for someone else, at the resident discounted rate, without having that persons resident discount card(s) with them at the time of registration.

Residents will be required to show their resident discount card at the first day of a program if they registered by mail at the discounted rate. Non-residents who register as residents by mail will be required to submit the balance prior to continuing in the program.

How much is the Resident Discount?

Residents using this Resident Discount program will receive a fee reduction of approximately 20 percent (rounded up to the nearest $0.25.)

For example:  You purchase the Resident Discount Card for your child for $2.  Next, you register your child for Kids In Action, the regular fee is $18.  $18 x 20 percent discount = 14.40, rounded up to nearest quarter = Resident Discount Fee of $14.50.  A complete list of resident discount fees is available at www.missoulaparks.org or at the Parks and Recreation office.

Some programs are exempt from the resident discount including Adult Sports Teams and programs which are contracted with an outside provider.

 

 
2006 Parks and Rec Resident Discount Fees
                   
Resident Discount Chart 2006                  
If it is not on the chart there is no resident discount.                  
                     
                   

Daily Admissions

 

Regular 

   

 

 

Resident

 

   

Splash MT & Currents

Fee

   

 

 

Discount

 

   

       

 

         

11 & U Youth

 

3.00

       

2.50

   

12-17 Student

 

3.50

       

2.75

   

55+ Senior

 

3.50

       

2.75

   

18+ Adult

 

5.25

       

4.25

   

                 

                 

                 

30 Swim Punch Card 

Regular

 

Cost 

   

Resident

 

Cost 

Good at McCormick, Currents & Splash

Fee

 

per swim

   

Discount

 

per

swim

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11 & U Youth

 

67.50

 

2.25

   

54.00

 

1.80

12-17 Student

 

80.00

 

2.67

   

64.00

 

2.13

55+ Senior

 

80.00

 

2.67

   

64.00

 

2.13

18+ Adult

 

118.25

 

3.94

   

94.50

 

3.15

                 

       

 

         

       

 

         

Summer Pass (based on 36 swims)

Regular 

 

Cost 

 

 

Resident

 

Cost