Sundance is an attractive community in Calgary built around a lake and adjoining park at its center. Home prices in the community range from approximately $300,000 to $1,000,000. The 2011 population of Sundance was 10,623, residing in 3,403 mostly single-family dwellings.

Transit
Calgary Transit bus route 178 winds through Sundance. A CTrain line runs parallel to it to the west of Macleod Trail SE. Read the details of the Somerset-Bridlewood Time Point below to see which busses run Route 178 through Sundance.

Somerset-Bridlewood: 11, 12, 14, 15, 52, 78, 153, 178, 402, 406

Parks & Recreation
The Sundance Lake and park are both located in the center of the Sundance Community. They serve as its main focal point and make the community stand out, even amongst many other master-planned Calgary neighborhoods. Sundance also borders the Bow Bottom Trails SE to the east.

Sundance neighbors the Shawnessy Town Centre to the west. Residents do not need to use any major highways in order to reach providers of all their needs and wants, such as entertainment at Landmark Cinemas 10.

Schools
Public: Fish Creek Elementary, Sundance Elementary, MidSun Junior High, Centennial High School.

Separate: Father James Whelihan School

Houses of Worship
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the Anglican Church of Canada are both located within the Sundance Community. Other houses of worship located just outside the community include:

● All Saints Lutheran Church
● Canyon Creek Christian Fellows
● Midpark Christian Assembly
● Jehovah's Witnesses McKenzie & Deer Valley