Tampines Swimming Complex

Tampines Swimming Complex was first open to the public on 16 December 1989. However, it has undergone several renovations and while it does not exude a look of newness, all the facilities there are well maintained, safe and functional. The pools include: 1 Competition Pool, 1 Teaching pool, 1 Learner Pool, 1 Wading pool. The learner pool has a water slide which is super popular with kids and several mushroom like structures that rain water down.
A few things to note: —
— A lot of swimming lessons are carried out here so try to avoid weekday evenings and weekend afternoons (4pm onwards) and evenings if you don’t want to be accidentally kicked in your sensitive body parts by kids. The swimming teachers don’t really care if they are in your way. Or stick to the middle lanes in the competition pool. However, because all the casual swimmers are in the middle lanes, it can get quite crowded so you might be kicked anyway.
— If you want to swim in cleaner (i.e. more clorinated) water, go on Tuesday afternoons because Tuesday morning is when they clean the pool.
— Fees for adults are $ 1 for weekdays and $ 1.30 for weekends. For children, $ 0.50 for weekdays and $ 0.70 for weekends. For seniors, $ 0.50 for weekdays and $ 0.60 for weekends.