Welcome to AUT Millennium!
Located in Rosedale on Auckland's North Shore, our facility includes the Sir Owen G Glenn National Aquatic Centre, State-of-the-art gym, conference and Accommodation Facilities and Track & Field Stadium.
We are also home to High Performance Sport New Zealand and the National Training Centre, several Sports Organisations and Health Clinics.
For our opening hours please see here.
The National Aquatic Centre has lanes available for Public Swimming.
For parking info, see here.
Swimming Lessons during the NZ Swimming Championships Event
- Due to an event, there will be no lessons in the National Aquatic Centre from Wednesday 13th – Sunday 17th May.
- Tuesday classes in the National Aquatic Centre Main Pool are moving to the Millennium Pool.
- Lessons in the Millennium Pool will go ahead as normal.
Member Parking during busy events
To help manage demand and reduce disruption:
- A car park warden will be on site during busy periods to assist with traffic flow.
- A limited number of spaces will be available (as shown in the images below). These will be first‑come, first‑served. Please show your tag/swipe card/app when entering the car park so the warden can support you appropriately.
- During the NZ Championships (13–17 May), parking is expected to be busy from 7.00am.
- If allocated parking is full, you may use the main car park as usual.
Parking for members:
- Tuesday 5th May, 8:00am – 12:00pm
- Thursday 7th May, 8:00am – 1:00pm
- Wednesday 13th – Friday 15th May, 7:00am – 11:30am and 4:00pm – 6:00pm
- Tuesday 19th May, 8am – 1:00pm and 3:30pm – 6:00pm
On all other busy days, please allow extra time to find a park.
As a part of AUT Millennium’s commitment to sustainability, we will be installing 873 solar panels onto the roof of the AUT Millennium building and the Accommodation building. The introduction of solar power will reduce our electricity consumption, therefore reducing our environmental impact. Over the course of a year, we expect this initiative to reduce our carbon emissions by 41.2%, equating to a decrease of 34.9 tonnes of carbon dioxide.
Phase one of the Aquatic Legacy Project has now been completed. The National Aquatic Centre 50m pool has reopened! For more information on phase two of the Aquatic Legacy Project, please see here.