Lane availability
Lap Lane Etiquette
To ensure your lap swimming session is an enjoyable one, the following lap lane etiquette guidelines have been developed;
- Select a lane based on your ability and stroke(s) you intend to swim during your visit.
- While swimming, keep to the left of the lane.
- In order to pass a swimmer in front, swim past on the right, above the lane line on the bottom of the pool.
- If you have to move across any lanes, check both directions before moving. When waiting at the end of the pool, move across towards the corners of the lane to allow other swimmers to continue swimming laps.
- During peak times, especially Winter and Christmas Holidays the lap lanes can be crowded at times. Where possible swim during off-peak times and plan your training sessions around the event calendar.
- Please contact the centre if you have any further questions.
50 metres
The following table indicates the number of available 50m lap lanes for the general public to use.
Table Key
- A box marked with a ( – ) indicates that no lanes ropes are installed and is open to the general public as a free swimming area.
- Numbers indicate the number of lanes available to the general public for lap swimming.
- = this specific pool area is closed to the general public for lap swimming.
Lane availability may be subject to change without notice, so it is important to check before visiting the centre.
25 metres
The following table indicates the number of available 25m lap lanes for the general public to use.
Table Key
- A box marked with a ( – ) indicates that no lanes ropes are installed and is open to the general public as a free swimming area.
- Numbers indicate the number of lanes available for lap swimming.
- = this specific pool area is closed to the general public for lap swimming.
- = Mission Inflatable is set up and utilising the area.
Lane availability may be subject to change without notice, so it is important to check before visiting the centre.
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Thredbo sits on the traditional land of the Monero – Ngarigo people who have looked after this land, water and community for over 60,000 years. We thank them for all they have done and continue to do to look after their country, a special place which we all love and respect.
