More than the track.
Photo: Desiree MatteoOne building, one afternoon
The Alberta Velodrome sits inside the Coronation Park Sports and Recreation Centre — a $153-million City of Edmonton facility that opened in January 2026. The track is ours. The rest of the building belongs to everyone.
That matters when only one person in the family rides. While a rider is on the boards, everybody else has a 50-metre pool, an indoor running track, a fitness centre, a bouldering wall and an indoor playground within a few steps of the rail — so nobody is sitting in a car park for two hours.
Under the same roof
50 m pool, 8 lanes
Edmonton's first cold plunge
333 m running track
Fitness centre & studios
Bouldering wall
Courts
Indoor playground
Coffee
How access works
- The Centre is operated by the City of Edmonton. The pool, fitness centre, running track, climbing wall and playground are City amenities — you get in on a drop-in admission or a City membership.
- The velodrome is run by the Alberta Velodrome Association. Riding on the boards is booked through us, and needs certification first — a City pass does not include track time.
- The Canadian Sport Institute has an office in the building.
- Hours, admission rates and the pool schedule change with the season, so we do not reprint them here — check the Centre on edmonton.ca →
While you are here

Swim, bike, run
The triathlon case for this building — three disciplines without leaving the car park.
Triathlon hub →
Track specs & amenities
The track itself: 250 m, UCI-certified, and what is trackside.
The facility →
Location & parking
Where to park, which door to use, and how to get here on transit.
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