A new National Aquatic Centre will be developed at the existing Centenary Pool site in Spring Hill.

Designed as a national hub for Australia’s four peak aquatic sports, the National Aquatic Centre will feature a main and secondary stadium, each with large indoor pools to support elite training and competition.

The venue will expand to a capacity of more than 25,000 for the Games using temporary seating, surpassing the capacity of La Defense Arena, the swimming venue for the Paris 2024 Games.

The National Aquatic Centre is planned to host the majority of aquatic sports in 2032, supported by the Brisbane Aquatic Centre (Chandler) which will undergo necessary upgrades.

Beyond the Games, the National Aquatic Centre will provide a world-class legacy facility with a permanent capacity of 8,000 seats, delivering long-term benefits for Australia’s aquatic sports community.