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Update: 20 September 2021
In light of the recent changes to the NSW Public Health Order, Maitland Aquatics Centres are looking forward to welcoming you back for the summer season. Please be patient with us as we work through opening our aquatics centres as soon as possible while ensuring we manage our community’s health and safety. Visit our website and follow Maitland City Council on social media to stay updated on our opening date.
17 August 2021
In line with Australian Government advice and with the health and safety of the community in mind, Maitland Aquatics Centre & East Maitland Pool will be closed from 3.00pm Thursday 5 August 2021 until further notice.
All memberships, classes & payments will be placed on suspension during this period.
The swimming and water safety program commences on Monday 1 February. Book now by contacting [email protected]
A range of aqua classes are on offer at Maitland and East Maitland Aquatics Centre. View the updated timetable here.
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