POOL RE-OPENING
We will be re-opening the centre on Friday 3rd December. There will be restrictions in place and all visitors must be fully vaccinated in line with government health orders. Sauna, steam, and waves will not operate at this time and wave pool bookings is required (2 hourly bookings). See our COVID page for more information.
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Welcome to Mount Albert Aquatic Centre
Mt Albert Aquatic Centre is the premier indoor aquatic centre in New Zealand. Our modern facility is staffed by a team of aquatic and customer service professionals who are committed to providing you with the best health and leisure services possible.
Our aquatic facilities are the perfect place to relax, play or increase your health and overall wellbeing. Our facilities feature a 25m competitions swimming pool, wave pool, spa, sauna and steam room. The kids will love the hydro slide, toddler pool and water play feature!
We offer swimming lessons for infants from six months of age, school-age children up to adults. Our Learn to Swim program delivers students with a new and effective way of learning how to swim. Inspiring students to explore pathways into competitive and recreational swimming. Swimming lessons are conducted by fully trained, accredited, licensed teachers of swimming and water safety.
Visit us today and bring the whole family into Mt Albert Aquatic Centre to enjoy our beautiful facility.
**Please note that the Mt Albert Aquatic Centre does not participate in the free under 16 Auckland Council initiative. Aqua jogging lanes are available during quieter periods but can not be guaranteed during peak times after 3pm**.
Opening Hours
05:30 am - 08:00 pm
Friday
05:30 am - 09:00 pm
Weekends & Public Holidays
(including Observed)
07:00 am - 09:00 pm
Easter
Closed Good Friday
Anzac Day
01:00 pm - 09:00 pm
Christmas & New Year
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Lane Availability
See pool bookings to know how many lanes are available in our 25-metre pool.
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Join our Aqua Aerobics Classes
The resistance of water automatically increases the intensity of any movement you make, helping to increase strength, flexibility and your overall health.
