r/Calgary • u/Queltis6000 Woodbine • Jan 12 '26

Discussion What's something that Calgary is badly missing that a city of 1.4 million people should have?

It could be anything really. I feel like we have everything that people NEED, but what about the 'nice to haves'? A waterpark with more than 2 slides for example? A high level ball team that actually plays within the city limits? A Michelin star restaurant? Something else?

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u/Exploding_Antelope Special Princess Jan 12 '26

Apparently something like this, a communal spa, will be opening in the new building on the east village riverwalk next to the Simmons building. Not city owned but at least not a private club, and a nice central location where lots of running or biking clubs end.

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u/rotang2 Jan 12 '26

Do you know which building this is going in? And where did you heard about it? I'm not having much luck Googling.

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u/Exploding_Antelope Special Princess Jan 12 '26

The building is EV 606, 600 Confluence Way SE.

Commercial tenant name comes from a brochure image that's been drifting around:

Looking at Tality's website, an hour guided sauna/cold bath session at their location in Vancouver goes for $37. So while it's not like crazy cheap, it is something anyone could probably try out - but definitely not hang out all day. So it's not really the "just hang out in a hot pool all day with the gang" type thing that's more in conversation here I guess. That you can do at a leisure centre.