POOL CLOSURE UPDATE: SEPTEMBER 2023
50m Pool closure
The pool remains closed as we wait for works to be completed.
Unfortunately the timeframe for works has exceeded initial advice, with the pool now closed into 2024.
Current timeframes for works
September 2023: works commence
Please contact us on gc.aquatic@griffith.edu.au if you have additional questions.
Uni fitness
Our facility offers a fully equipped gym including cardio machines, fitness machines and free weights. We also offer a range of dynamic group exercise classes in our studio and a brand-new spin room. For your convenience, the fitness centre has free shower, change room and locker facilities.
Salary sacrifice
Eligible staff at the Gold Coast campus are able to take advantage of our Salary Sacrifice membership. At $12.50 per week, it offers fantastic value, providing access to Fitness and Aquatic facilities at the Gold Coast, Nathan and Mt Gravatt campuses.
In addition, members can also access free off-peak and discounted peak access at the Griffith University Tennis Centre (Mt Gravatt campus) and Nathan Squash Courts.
Enquire or sign up at the Gold Coast Aquatic Centre (G45).
50m Pool
Currently closed for refurbishment
HIIT Studio
Public Holiday Trading Hours
Friday 29 March - Monday 1 April | CLOSED |
Opening hours as per below.
Days | Time |
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Monday – Thursday | 6 am – 7 pm |
Friday | 6 am – 6 pm |
Saturday | CLOSED |
Sunday | CLOSED |
Contact us
Gold Coast Aquatic Centre
Aquatic Centre (G45), Gold Coast campus, Southport QLD 4222
For more information about our services or to book sessions call or email us.
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