Cary NC Real Estate Blog: Triangle Aquatic Center(TAC) opens today in Cary, NC

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Triangle Aquatic Center(TAC) opens today in Cary, NC

One of the great things about living in Cary, NC is that it has so many resources to offer - parks, jogging trails, athletic facilities, and much more.  That list just grew a bit longer today when the Triangle Aquatic Center  (TAC) opened next to the Cary Town Center.  

This facility is incredibly impressive for the first aquatic center in Cary to say the least.  The facility is 72,000 sq. ft. and is the largest public aquatic facility in North Carolina.  The Triangle Aquatic Center facility includes:

Cary Aquatic Center Three pools - a 50-meter Competition Pool, a 25-yard Training Pool as well as a warm water Instructional Pool

Comfortable spectator seating with capacity for up to 1000 people

Full-service café

All American Swim shop

Dryland fitness area

Classroom & Admin offices

Michael Curren, the President of the TAC, has been working dillegently on this project for several years.  I know Mike from the Cary Academy PTAA where my daughter goes to school.  When my daughter, Jordan, was growing up she took swimming lessons at our local YMCA.  It's a great facility but the community outgrew the YMCA.  This new facility will be a great addition to the entire Triangle.

If that's not enough the town is planning on opening another facility called The Cary Community Aquatics Center in the summer of 2010 that would add another three pools to the area.  The plans call for a $30 million  facility that would house an outdoor and two indoor pools for competitive and recreational swimmers. This facility would even have seating for up to 1,000 spectators.  That's one thing I really love about the community.  They are always planning ahead to make sure that the citizens in the community have a wonderful place to call home and a fantastic quality of life. 

If you are interested in swimming competitively you can join the Raleigh Swimming Association which offers all levels of competition including Masters Swimming at Triangle Area Facilities.

Next up:  an upcoming blog on all of the incredible facilities that Cary offers to the local community. 

 

 

  

6 commentsTracy Santrock-Cary NC Realtor • October 29 2007 03:27PM

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Tracy - That is a very nice Equatic Center you have in Cary, NC.  I am sure it is such an asset to your community.
Posted by Candy Henthorne- Spring Texas Real Estate (Results Realty) over 4 years ago

i saw this on the news the other night. Very Impressive! is there a membership fee. Or fee for use?

Ginger 

 

 

Posted by Wilmington NC Real Estate & Relocation~ Ginger Sala (Wilkinson & Associates, Wilmington NC) over 4 years ago
Tracy: I do believe that if I keep reading your blogs, I am going to want to move to Cary! You really show off your community quite well.
Posted by Donna Yates Broker Assoc, GRI, Georgia North Georgia Blue Ridge Real Estate (Blue Ridge, Ellijay, Blairsville, Hiawassee, Morganton, Aska) over 4 years ago

Hey Tracy,

While I was in college I worked at the Cary YMCA 10 years ago Cary outgrew the Pools at the YMCA.

This facility is gorgeous I think I may have to go swim some laps.

Thanks for the post.

Posted by Rebecca Savitski NC Real Estate Listings (NC List for Less Realty Incorporated) over 4 years ago

Hey Tracy,

 I thought about this post when I was reading the Sunday N&O. Did you read the editorial comments about the amount of water needed for the aquatic center in the mist of our drought? If you didn't I still have the paper and will scan and send it your way. I know you like a good scandal!

Posted by Rebecca Savitski NC Real Estate Listings (NC List for Less Realty Incorporated) over 4 years ago

It's been raining for weeks now so hopefully that is not a concern!

 

Posted by Tracy Santrock-Cary NC Realtor (Fonville Morisey/Santrock Realty Group, Inc. ) almost 4 years ago

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