Venue information
Recreational swimming, classes, competitive squads and hosting international, national, and state competitions.
Opening hours
Summer hours (October - March)
Weekdays: 5 am - 8 pm
Weekends: 6 am - 8 pm
Public holidays: 6 am - 8 pm
Winter hours (April - September)
Weekdays: 5 am - 8 pm
Weekends: 6 am - 7 pm
Public holidays: 6 am - 7 pm
Access to the Aquatic Centre will cease 30 minutes prior to closure.
Patrons will be required to exit all areas 15 minutes prior to closure.
Splasher's playground - session times
Monday - Friday 3 pm - 7 pm
Monday - Friday (school holidays) 10 am - 7 pm
Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays 10 am - 7 pm
Water slide - session times
Monday - Friday 3 pm - 7 pm
Monday - Friday (school holidays) 10 am - 7 pm
Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays 10 am - 7 pm
Parking
Subject to availability, parking is available in the P2 and P3 car parks.
Patrons receive 4 hours free validation on presentation of a parking ticket.
Learn more about licence plate recognition.
Pool entry fees
Swim & spa | |
Adult | $9.30 |
Child (4 - 15 years old) | $7 |
Concession* | $7 |
Special needs (child/adult + free carer entry) | $7 |
Family pass (2 adults + 3 kids / 1 adult + 4 kids) | $33 |
Family pass - additional family member (4+ years) | $7 |
Spectator (incl. pick up / drop off over 15 mins) | $5 |
Steam, sauna, swim & spa | |
Adult | $18.50 |
Concession* | $14 |
Off Peak (8am - 3pm, Monday - Friday Only) | |
Adult off peak | $14 |
Multi visit passes (Swim & Spa Only) | |
30 day swim pass | |
Adult | $107 |
Concession* | $87 |
25 visit swim pass (valid 6 months) | |
Adult | $195 |
Concession* | $150 |
50 visit swim pass (valid 12 months) | |
Adult | $370 |
Concession* | $275 |
Health Club pass (includes swim & spa) | |
Adult | $26 |
Student | $20 |
Pensioner / senior | $17 |
Personal training | |
60 minute sessions | |
1 session | $93 |
10 sessions | $830 |
30 minute sessions | |
1 session | $57 |
10 sessions | $520 |
Massage (includes swim, spa, sauna & steam room) | |
60 minutes | $93 |
90 minutes | $150 |
*Concession includes pensioners, seniors & students.
Aquatic programs
Learn to swim (per lesson) | |
Parent & baby | $17.50 |
Preschool & school age | $20.50 |
Squad prep (aka Dolphin) | $21 |
Teens & adults | $22 |
Special needs | $27 |
Private lessons | |
One on one (per lesson) | $52.50 |
One on two (per person / per lesson) | $42.50 |
Non-competitive squads (per lesson) | |
Sharks (new level) | $18 |
Swim fit | $18.50 |
Competitive squads (per month) | |
Youth & uni competition squad | $145 |
Transition competition squad | $180 |
Junior competition squad | $185 |
State competition squad | $190 |
National age performance squad | $200 |
Senior performance squad | $200 |
About the venue
Sydney Olympic Park Authority is responsible for the venue management of the Aquatic Centre.
The Aquatic Centre is part of the Authority's Sports Venues division, and involves the successful daily management of facilities to meet the competition and training needs of athletes and the recreational and fitness needs of the community, thereby contributing to the advancement of a healthy, social and cultural lifestyle for the people of NSW.
The Aquatic Centre was the venue of swimming, diving, water polo and synchronised swimming competition during the Sydney 2000 Olympic and Paralympic Games, and today continues to host international, national, state and community competitions.
Major capital works
Exciting training pool & leisure pool upgrade
The NSW Government is committed to creating better, safer and more public spaces announcing in November 2020 an extra $54 million over the next two years as part of the 2020-21 NSW Budget.
Funding in the budget allocated $16 million to Sydney Olympic Park Authority focusing on increasing participation in sport and cultural activities and improving visitor experiences at key facilities including upgrade of the Quaycentre, enhancement of Bicentennial Park and refurbishment of the Aquatic Centre.
Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre will undergo an exciting list of some major capital works, in particular:
- Training Pool floor replacement
- Concrete integrity repairs to all pools
- Tile upgrades for the Leisure and Training Pool, including pool concourse areas
- Leisure side toilet refurbishments at Aquatic Centre
- Cladding repairs around the plant room
- Replacing major elements of the heating, ventilation and cooling systems
- Solar electricity system and panel installation on the roof of the Aquatic Centre
To ensure the safety of all of our patrons and staff during this time the leisure side of the Aquatic Centre will be closed. The closure period will be to early February 2022 (these dates may be subject to change).
The competition and utility pools will continue to host events and structured programs.
We understand that this may affect you and we apologise for the inconvenience. This is much-needed works and most significant investment in the Aquatic Centre in over 20 years and will help ensure our pools and facilities are available for use long term into the future.
During these capital works at the Aquatic Centre there will be no general recreational swimming, lap swimming, spa, sauna, steam room and learn to swim.
Accessibility
Accessible features at the Aquatic Centre:
- Accessible toilets and change rooms with shower, toilet, bed & electronic hoist
- Accessible pool hoists, sling & wheelchair access
- Accessible viewing decks and seating
- Automatic doors
- Accessible parking
- Lifts with tactile buttons, visual and audible signals, screen inside lift with visual display of floor levels
- Emergency evacuation procedure addressing disability needs
- Floatation belts and Personal Flotation Devices
- Hearing loop
- Lockers at an accessible height
- PA system and large visual displays
- Ramp access to steam and sauna rooms and spas and wide doors
- Reception desk and kiosk at an accessible height
- Disability adult and children’s classes
- Staff trained to offer accessibility assistance
- Wheelchair accessible entry and exit
- 0.0m Pool Entry Point in one of the leisure pools
- 1.2m Pool Accessibility Staircase
Swim shop
Opening hours
Monday – Thursday: 7am – 1pm
Friday: 9am - 1pm
Saturday & Sunday: Closed
All other times subject to Major Event Schedule
A wide range of swimwear and accessories are available in store
These include swimming costumes, goggles, towels and training aids.
For further information or to contact the store call 02 9714 7596
Conditions of entry
- Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre entire facility (including outdoor areas) is a non-smoking venue.
- Please observe pool rules at all times, including showering before entering the pools and spas.
- Any patrons under the influence of alcohol or drugs will not be permitted into the Centre.
Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre is a licensed venue. - Anyone attempting to gain entry without paying or without authorisation will be prosecuted.
- Patrons are not permitted to bring glass objects, or alcohol into the Centre. Patron's bags may be searched.
- Abusive, disruptive or offensive behaviour and language are not permitted. Offenders will be removed from the Centre.
- Children 10 years and under must be closely supervised (within arms reach) by an adult (16 years and over). Children 3 years and under free, with a paying swimming adult.
- Articles of clothing such as street wear, underwear, cut-off jeans, t-shirts, bike-pants, leotards, casual wear and sporting wear are strictly prohibited.
- Only recognised swimwear, made from lycra and nylon is to be worn in the water, steam room and sauna area. Only recognised waterproof nappies are to be worn in the water for infants.
- Standing and storage of belongings on seats is not permitted.
- Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre caters for all food and beverage requirements. Commercial fast foods are not permitted.
- No pets or animals permitted in the Centre, with the exception of Assistance Animals.
- Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre Staff only permitted to conduct tours of the Centre.
- Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre Staff only are permitted to conduct learn to swim, private swimming lessons and squad coaching sessions.
- Cameras and mobile phone cameras are not permitted in changerooms.
- Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre accepts no responsibility for lost or stolen belongings. Patrons are advised not to bring phones, cameras or wallets to the Centre. Lockers are made available throughout the venue on level one.
Conditions of entry are subject to change without notice. Management reserves the right to refuse entry. Refusal to comply with these conditions of entry may result in the removal of the offender from the Centre.
Lost property
The Aquatic Centre, general lost property items are kept for a period of four weeks. After this time, all reusable clothing and other suitable items will be donated to charity. Valuable items such as phones, wallets, watches and keys are stored onsite for three months before being provided to NSW Police.
For health and safety purposes, the following items will not be stored on site:
- Sanitary products
- Food
- Drink bottles
- Hygiene products (shampoo, conditioner, soaps and deodorants)
- Underwear
The Aquatic Centre accepts no responsibility for lost or stolen belongings as per the venues conditions of entry.
If you have lost an item within the venue, please complete the form below. If your item is found, you will be contacted within 7 days by a member of our team.
Note: Due to the high amount of lost property requests we received, you will only receive a response from staff if your item is located.