Leisure Access Program

The Leisure Access Program allows eligible low-income residents within the city to participate in City of Saskatoon leisure facilities and programs. The program includes unlimited admission to drop-in programs at the Leisure Centres,  one registered recreation program per year, complimentary tickets to the Nutrien Playland rides at Kinsmen Park and single-use family passes to the Western Development Museum.*  Free child minding is available for children six years of age and under at Lakewood Civic Centre, Shaw Centre and Saskatoon Field House while their parent or guardian participates in a Leisure Centre activity. 

*Please note, single-use family passes are while supplies last and may not be available at the time of your request.  

Who Can Apply  

If your total household income before tax is equal to or lower than the numbers below, you are eligible for the Leisure Access Program.

How to Apply

Leisure Access Card and/or Low-Income Bus Pass

• Fill out the online application below.
• You will receive an email confirmation once your application has been submitted.
• If you don't have access to a computer please use the Printable Version or pick up a paper copy at any of the indoor leisure centres.  
• Attach copies of your last year's Notice of Assessment(s) from Canada Revenue Agency, and a copy of a utility bill or government issued letter, with your current address on it.

Note  There is no application deadline. Applicants will be notified by email regarding the status of their application within three to six weeks of applying.

Leisure Access Card and Discounted Bus Pass (Social Service Recipients Only)

• Complete a Bus Pass/LeisureCard application form at the Social Services office at 160 - 2nd Avenue South (933-5960).
• Take the completed application form to Saskatoon Transit, Customer Services Centre, 226 - 23rd Street East (in the Downtown Bus Terminal) to purchase a reduced price bus pass.
• To obtain a LeisureCard, take the completed application form to a Leisure Centre.