Ryde Aquatic Leisure Center, one of Sydney’s best swimming pools, is a state-of the-art aquatics facility located in Ryde. The original venue was destroyed in November 1998 and reconstruction began in April 1999. The reconstruction was completed in April 2000 and the venue opened in May 2000. It hosted the 2000 Summer Olympics water polo preliminary and women’s semifinals.
The rapid river run and the waves are just a few of the many areas that kids can enjoy. The Giant Slide is also available for free.
There is a small slide and baby’s pool in the leisure lagoon. A wave generator, whirlpool, and statues are also available. The toddler and baby pools are filled with bubble jets, and there are huge statues featuring famous cartoon characters.
The baby pools have which make for an enjoyable experience. This leisure centre is loved by families because of its . The 56-metre water slide is a great attraction for older children. Children can go down it with an adult, if needed.
You will need to pay an additional fee for the Surf Ryder, which is an undercover surfing experience. The Surf Ryder is for children aged 7 and older. You must be at least 90cm tall in order to participate. Sessions last for 30 minutes and cost $19.30. This includes entry to the pool.
A playground and park are located on the opposite side of the parking lot.
The centre offers a variety of programs to encourage healthy living, including for those with special needs.
You can also engage in indoor sports such as soccer, futsal and volleyball, as well as netball.