Oct 7, 2026 · 29 min · 11 segments
In this episode of PCCast, we catch up with Park City's Recreation Department. First, Heather Todd looks back on the first season of the upgraded pools at the PC MARC. Jess Moran gives an update on…
Ken FisherGuestJess MoranGuest
Parker MalatestaHostHeather ToddGuest
So Heather, first I wanted to talk about the new pools at The Marc, which debuted this summer.
Can you kinda first just give us a review of, of what's new over there compared to the previous pool setup?
We added that great zero entry, has a big slide, the climbing wall, and then two additional lanes at the lap pool.
But what I think is, um, the best part of it is th- how those are used, right? And what those offer and how we're seeing people play.
Those with limitations, um, can get into the pool a little easier, and meanwhile, there's the chaos ensuing in the deeper ends, and-
And with those two additional lanes, it offers the opportunity to have multiple programs going at once without impacting the open lap sometimes.
For people who maybe didn't have a chance to see it, how would you describe it? I mean, I feel like from my perspective, it's almost like a beach entry.
It's an easy walk in, so it goes from zero inches down to about 18 inches on the backside.
Has a few little bubblies that pop up for kids to discover, their own little kiddie slide with a few, a few play features that offer, you know, just a little discovery with those little fountains and rocks.
From this first full summer, I mean, what did you kinda see in terms what people really enjoyed the most or, or maybe something that was surprising?
So Heather, first I wanted to talk about the new pools at The Marc, which debuted this summer.
Can you kinda first just give us a review of, of what's new over there compared to the previous pool setup?
We added that great zero entry, has a big slide, the climbing wall, and then two additional lanes at the lap pool.
But what I think is, um, the best part of it is th- how those are used, right? And what those offer and how we're seeing people play.
Those with limitations, um, can get into the pool a little easier, and meanwhile, there's the chaos ensuing in the deeper ends, and-
And with those two additional lanes, it offers the opportunity to have multiple programs going at once without impacting the open lap sometimes.
For people who maybe didn't have a chance to see it, how would you describe it? I mean, I feel like from my perspective, it's almost like a beach entry.
It's an easy walk in, so it goes from zero inches down to about 18 inches on the backside.
Has a few little bubblies that pop up for kids to discover, their own little kiddie slide with a few, a few play features that offer, you know, just a little discovery with those little fountains and rocks.
From this first full summer, I mean, what did you kinda see in terms what people really enjoyed the most or, or maybe something that was surprising?
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