Anonymous
Fabulous - if this isn't a 10, nothing else deserves to be!
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Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre
Sydney Metropolitan Area, New South Wales, Australia
Listed January 10, 1997·Last reviewed July 30, 2019·Facility type: Public·No star-rated reviews·This listing has been viewed 2,045 times since July 1, 2025
Pools
DescriptionEnvironmentHeatingTemperature
Pool 1
Description50m x 25m, 10 lanes, minimum 2m - 3m depth, with bulkhead to create two 25m, 10 lane tanks, ozone and chlorine sanitizedEnvironmentIndoorHeatingHeatedTemperature27°C (81°F)
Pool 2
Description50m x 18.2m, 8 lanes, 0m - 2.5m adjustable depth training poolEnvironmentIndoorHeatingHeatedTemperature27°–28°C (81°–82°F)
Pool 3
Description25m x 33m, 10 lanes, 3m - 5m depth utility pool for diving, water polo and synchronized swimmingEnvironmentIndoorHeatingHeatedTemperature26°–27°C (79°–81°F)
Diving Equipment
Two 1m diving boards, three 3m diving boards, and 1m, 3m, 5m, 7.5m, and 10m diving platforms.
Admission
Single visit
AUD 8.30; concessions AUD 6.30. [July, 2019]
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Contact & Location
Address
Olympic Boulevard, Homebush Bay, Sydney Metropolitan Area, New South Wales 2127, AUSTRALIA
Targeted map link
Official website
Telephone
WhatsApp
Not listed
Latitude, longitude
-33.8496, 151.06713
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Teams
Youth Swimming
SOPAC Swim Club
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Facility Notes
This facility was the site of the aquatic events for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games.
Pool 3, the utility pool, is not usually open to the public.
In addition to the pools listed, there is also a leisure pool for children that is more for entertainment than "serious" swimming; it has spas, a rapid river ride, spray jets, spurting "volcanoes", a water slide and bubble beach.
In addition to the pools listed, there is also a leisure pool for children that is more for entertainment than "serious" swimming; it has spas, a rapid river ride, spray jets, spurting "volcanoes", a water slide and bubble beach.
There is also a shop just inside the entrance that has gear if you've forgotten to bring yours.
Reviews
3No star-rated reviews have been received for this facility.
Anonymous
Skip this pool! The facility is filthy. The toilets at the nearby train station are cleaner than those here. There is no pool etiquette - markers identifying slow, medium, and fast lanes are completely ignored and not enforced at all. The staff, however, are extremely friendly and helpful as are most people in all of Australia.
Anonymous
Rating: 9 on a scale of 10. Rolls-Royce swimming. Great range of choice and options. Perfect for laps.
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