Perth Superdrome

Perth Superdrome is a multi-purpose sports complex in Mount Claremont featuring Olympic-standard training facilities. It contains several swimming pools, a diving tower, gymnasiums, and basketball courts designed for various training and competition purposes.

The facility opened in 1986 as Claremont Superdrome and grew into an internationally recognized training center. It hosted major international swimming events and became a training ground for numerous national athletes across several decades.

The venue plays a central role in local sports training culture, with regular visits from athlete groups and community teams using its facilities. Swimming clubs and sports organizations have made this their training home over many years.

The complex offers on-site parking and is easily accessible by public transport. It helps to check ahead what training groups or events are happening to avoid waiting times or conflicts.

The center was the training home for many national and international athletes whose names have often faded from memory. Many of the athletes who trained here went on to achieve worldwide recognition in their respective sports.

Location: City of Nedlands

Official opening: 1986

Capacity: 4500

Website: https://hbfstadium.com.au

GPS coordinates: -31.95250,115.78250

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:02