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Indoor Facilities >> Kowloon Park Swimming Pool >> Indoor Pools

The pool complex has four indoor heated pools, namely an Olympic-sized 50-metre main pool, a 25-metre training pool, a 20-metre diving pool and a free form leisure pool.

Photo: Main Pool
Main Pool
Photo: Indoor Leisure Pool
Indoor Leisure Pool

The main pool has an adjustable pool depth and an electronic scoreboard linked to sophisticated electronic timing equipment. Both the main pool and the diving pool have underwater viewing windows. The diving pool has 5 diving boards and 1 diving platform and is equipped with an air-bubble machine that provides trainee divers an air cushion to land on to avoid injuries.

Photo: Diving Pool
Diving Pool
Photo: Pool Lift for Disabled
Pool Lift for Disabled

The indoor training pool at Level 2 is equipped with air heaters, a pool lift and an access ramp both for persons with disabilities. The pool is designated for the use of persons with disabilities, senior citizens and those suffering from chronic diseases on Sunday, Monday and Wednesday.

Photo: Function Room
Function Room
Photo: Gymnastic Room
Gymnastic Room

The Complex is also provided with an air-conditioned spectator stand with a seating capacity of 1 800; a gymnastic room for the training of swimmers; a VIP room; a function room; 2 press rooms, an audio room; 4 changing rooms; 2 family changing rooms; 10 electronic turnstiles and over 2 000 coin-operated lockers.

Photo: Spectator Stands
Spectator Stands
Photo: VIP Room
VIP Room

Ozone is used as the primary sterilization agent and chlorine the secondary sterilization agent for all indoor pools.

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2003| Important noticesLast revision date: 10 December, 2004