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The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre
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1940
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The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre is a privately held, independently owned aquatic and fitness centre located at 77 Broadway, Newmarket, Auckland, founded in 1940 as New Zealand's first 50-metre swimming pool. The single 80+ year-old facility was enclosed and modernised in 1994 and now operates a 50m heated indoor pool (open year-round at 28°C with 6 lanes), a fully equipped gym floor with free weights, cardio, and functional training zones, daily group fitness classes (yoga, Pilates, HIIT, spin, dance, aqua aerobics, circuit), a Finnish cedar dry sauna, an eucalyptus steam room, and a 39.5°C hydrotherapy spa pool. The company has 23 employees and serves a 3,000+ member community of individual consumers in the Auckland region.

Revenue is generated through three channels: recurring membership subscriptions across Bronze ($27.50/week, flexible), Silver ($21/week, 6-month), and Gold ($17/week, 12-month) tiers, with Gold promoted as the flagship bundle; one-time casual entry ($6 child, $11 adult, $22 family pass) and concession cards; and ancillary services including personal training, the on-site Aqua Cafe, and the swim shop. Go-to-market is direct-to-consumer with a digital-first acquisition flow via online.theolympic.co.nz, supplemented by event-driven promotions (Festival Weekend, Dance and Dip, World Cup Challenge, Be Great in May), a member referral program, and a ClassPass marketplace listing. The facility hosts an in-house ecosystem of partner tenants — Hilton Brown Swimming (learn-to-swim), United Swim Club (competitive swimming), Swim Squads (non-competitive squads), and Refine Health Physio (rehabilitation) — which collectively deepen the one-roof value proposition for swimmers, families, athletes, seniors, and wellness-oriented members. The operating model is small-scale and single-site, with all revenue tied to a single physical location in Newmarket.

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The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre is an independently owned aquatic and fitness centre in Newmarket, Auckland, operating a 50m heated indoor pool, gym, group fitness studios, sauna, steam room, and spa pool under subscription memberships, casual entry, and ancillary services for individual consumers and families.

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11–50
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HeadquartersNewmarket, Auckland, New Zealand
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Newmarket, Auckland
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New Zealand
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Oceania
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Keyword5 values
aquatic fitness centre, swimming pool memberships, group fitness classes, thermal wellness facilities, personal training services
Industry2 codes
1Aquatic Centers & Swimming Facilities
CodeMPAKAEAFPrimaryNo
2Aquatics Programs (Pools, Swim Lessons, Lifeguarding)
CodeEDALAIAFPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers713940
  • Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers71394
SIC code2 codes
  • Services-Membership Sports & Recreation Clubs7997
  • Services-Amusement & Recreation Services7900
Product category
Fitness and Aquatic Centre
Social media profiles1 record
GTM motion3 records

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model3 records
1Membership Subscriptions
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Recurring weekly membership fees across three tiers (Bronze, Silver, Gold) with varying term lengths. Gold is flagship at $17/week for 12-month commitment with first month free and $100 joining credit. Provides predictable recurring revenue with membership auto-renewal.

theolympic.co.nz
2Casual/Day Pass Entry
TypeOne Time License
Description

Pay-per-visit entry for non-members at $6 (child 5-14), $11 (adult), with Family Pass at $22. Also offers 10-swim concession cards and midweek specials ($7 pool/sauna/steam). One-time transaction revenue.

theolympic.co.nz
3Ancillary Services
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Additional revenue from Aqua Cafe food and beverage, swim shop (Aqualine goggles, caps, kickboards), personal training sessions, and fitness consultations.

Marketing channels8 records

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Pricing details7 tiers
1Gold: 12-month term, $17/week, no joining fee, first month FREE
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Best value tier at $17/week with 12-month commitment. Includes everything: 50m pool, gym, all group fitness, sauna, steam, spa. No joining fee ($20 savings). First month free credit for new members. $100 credit for members joining between 20 April - 20 August 2026. Student/senior discount saves extra $2/week.

theolympic.co.nz
2Silver: 6-month term, $21/week, $20 joining fee
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Mid-tier option with 6-month commitment. Full facility access including 50m pool, spa, sauna, all group fitness classes, and free training programme. $20 joining fee applies.

theolympic.co.nz
3Bronze: Flexible term, $27.50/week, $20 joining fee, 2 weeks notice
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Most flexible option with no fixed term. Full facility access. $20 joining fee and 2 weeks notice to cancel. Suitable for those not ready to commit to longer terms.

theolympic.co.nz
4Casual Entry: Child $6, Adult $11, Family Pass $22
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Pay-per-visit pricing: Child (5-14 years) $6, Adult (17+) $11, Family Pass (2 Adults + up to 3 Children) $22. Family Pass saves $18 vs individual pricing. Includes pools, spa, sauna, and steam.

theolympic.co.nz
5Midday Reset: Pool+Sauna+Steam $7, Gym/Group Fitness $11
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Midweek special (Monday-Friday, 12pm-2pm): Pool + Sauna + Steam Room for $7, or Gym or Group Fitness Class for $11. School holiday period offer.

theolympic.co.nz
6Trial Options: 10 days for $10, $3 for 3 days
ModelFreemiumBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Trial memberships for new customers: 10 consecutive days full access for $10 (The Reset), or $3 for 3 days including pool, gym, group fitness, sauna, steam room, spa pool. No lock-in, no commitment.

theolympic.co.nz
7Winter Warm-Up: 3 months for $150 (50% off)
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Limited time offer: $150 for 3 months full access (regularly $300). Includes everything: 50m heated pool, gym, group fitness, sauna, steam room, spa pool, plus Kickstart Program. Runs until 20 August.

theolympic.co.nz
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The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre operates a single-location fitness and aquatic centre in Newmarket, Auckland, selling weekly memberships (Bronze, Silver, Gold tiers), casual pay-per-entry passes, personal training, and on-site swim retail. Its core offering is bundled access to a 50m heated indoor swimming pool, a fully equipped gym, daily group fitness classes, and a thermal recovery circuit (sauna, steam room, spa pool) under one roof for individual consumers.

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Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 3 values shown
  • 3,000+ members in community
+2 more records
Product overview1 text field

The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre offers a unified multi-facility fitness and aquatic centre in Newmarket, Auckland. The core portfolio centres on a 50m heated indoor swimming pool (one of Auckland's few 50m pools, open since 1940) and a fully equipped gym floor, supplemented by daily group fitness classes (yoga, HIIT, spin, Pilates, aqua aerobics, dance), a dry Finnish sauna, an eucalyptus steam room, and a hydrotherapy spa pool. Membership tiers (Gold, Silver, Bronze) bundle full facility access with add-on services including the Kickstart fitness assessment programme and personal training. On-site partners provide swim lessons (Hilton Brown Swimming), competitive squads (United Swim Club, Swim Squads NZ), and physiotherapy (Refine Health Physio), while a swim shop and Aqua Cafe complete the offering. Casual entry and trial passes (10 days for $10) serve non-members. The facility positions itself as a one-roof alternative to separate gym and pool memberships.

Product and service15 records
150m Heated Indoor Pool
CategoryAquatic facility
Description

Newmarket's only 50-metre heated indoor swimming pool, open year-round at 28°C, with six lanes suitable for lap swimming, squad training, learn-to-swim programmes and open swim sessions.

2Fitness Centre / Gym
CategoryFitness facility
Description

Fully equipped gym floor with free weights, resistance machines, cardio equipment and functional training zones, available to members and casual entry visitors.

3Group Fitness Classes
CategoryGroup fitness
Description

Daily schedule of instructor-led group exercise classes covering yoga, Pilates, HIIT, spin, dance, aqua aerobics and circuit training, available to all members as part of full facility access.

4Sauna, Steam Room and Spa Pool (Thermal Wellness Circuit)
CategoryWellness and recovery
Description

Three-component thermal recovery circuit comprising a Finnish dry sauna, an eucalyptus steam room and a hydrotherapy spa pool, included with all memberships and casual entry.

5Personal Training
CategoryPersonal training
Description

One-on-one and small group personal training sessions delivered by on-site certified personal trainers, including initial fitness assessment, personalised workout programmes and goal tracking, sold at additional cost.

6$10 for 10 Days Trial Pass
CategoryTrial and acquisition offer
Description

10 consecutive days of full facility access (pool, gym, classes, sauna, steam, spa) for $10 with no lock-in, designed to convert new prospects to a paid membership.

7Gold Membership (12-Month)
CategoryMembership subscription
Description

Flagship 12-month all-access weekly subscription at $17/week (best-value tier) covering 50m pool, gym, all group fitness, sauna, steam room and spa pool; no joining fee, first month free, Free Friend Fridays and student/senior discounts available.

8Silver Membership (6-Month)
CategoryMembership subscription
Description

6-month minimum-term weekly subscription at $21/week with $20 joining fee, providing full facility access including 50m pool, spa, sauna, all group fitness classes and a free training programme.

9Bronze Membership (Flexible)
CategoryMembership subscription
Description

Flexible no-fixed-term weekly subscription at $27.50/week with $20 joining fee and 2 weeks notice to cancel, providing full facility access.

10Casual and Daily Entry Passes
CategoryCasual access
Description

Pay-per-visit entry for non-members at $6 child / $11 adult / $22 family pass, with midweek midday specials and 10-swim concession cards sold online and at reception.

11Swim Shop
CategoryRetail
Description

On-site retail shop at reception stocking Aqualine goggles, swim caps, kickboards and accessories, with a 10% Gold member discount.

12Aqua Cafe
CategoryAncillary food and beverage
Description

On-site cafe within the facility serving fresh food, coffee, smoothies and snacks to members and visitors, with a 10% member discount on festival weekends.

13Kickstart Program
CategoryMember onboarding programme
Description

Complimentary fitness assessment and personalised training programme for new members covering health check, goal setting, exercise introduction and follow-up session, free with Gold and Silver memberships.

14Online Membership Portal
CategoryDigital member service
Description

Self-service web portal at online.theolympic.co.nz enabling online membership signup, account management, login and renewals via a 5-step process.

15Learn-to-Swim Lessons (Hilton Brown Swimming, hosted at facility)
CategoryPartner-operated swim education
Description

Learn-to-swim programmes provided by Hilton Brown Swimming operating out of The Olympic facility, available across all ages and skill levels.

Scale indicator4 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership6 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Auckland's premier learn-to-swim school operating within The Olympic facility. Provides swimming education services to members and community, contributing to facility utilization and family segment appeal.

2United Swim Club
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

One of NZ's premier competitive swimming clubs based at The Olympic. Provides competitive swimming pathways and drives regular pool usage by dedicated swimmers.

theolympic.co.nz
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Non-competitive swim squads for all ability levels operating at The Olympic. Offers structured swimming programs beyond formal club competition.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

On-site physiotherapy and rehabilitation service at The Olympic. Provides injury recovery and sports physiotherapy services to members.

Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Fitness and wellness marketplace partnership. The Olympic is listed on ClassPass allowing platform users to discover and book sessions at the facility. Maintains 4.8/5 rating with 7,500+ reviews on platform.

6Aqua Cafe
Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Café operating within The Olympic facility offering fresh food, coffee, smoothies, and snacks. Provides refueling option for members before/after sessions. Members get 10% off during special events.

theolympic.co.nz
Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeOthers
Description

New Zealand's largest physiotherapy and rehabilitation provider. Comparable as an allied health tenant/ecosystem peer — Refine Health Physio at The Olympic operates in the same clinical category and serves overlapping customer segments.

2Tepid Baths (Auckland Council)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Auckland Council-operated historic indoor aquatic facility offering pool, sauna, and fitness services. Comparable to The Olympic as a heritage Auckland pool complex targeting urban swimmers and recreators.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

New Zealand-founded global fitness brand (Les Mills group fitness programmes) and gym operator. Comparable as a NZ-headquartered fitness brand with broad group fitness and gym operations, though it operates at a much larger scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

New Zealand-based fitness chain with multiple locations offering gym, group fitness, and wellness amenities. Comparable as a multi-site Kiwi fitness operator competing for the same membership demographic.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Auckland-based high-performance aquatic, fitness, and sports centre operating a 50m pool alongside gym and group fitness — directly comparable to The Olympic's combined pool/gym model in the same metropolitan market.

TypeDirect peer
Description

New Zealand fitness chain operating multiple facilities across the country with gym, group fitness, and pool-adjacent amenities. Comparable as a multi-site direct competitor for membership dollars in the same geography.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Auckland's premier learn-to-swim school operating within The Olympic facility. Comparable as a swim-education specialist; acts as both an embedded partner of the subject and a potential standalone swim-school competitor.

TypeDirect peer
Description

24/7 low-cost gym chain operating across New Zealand and Australia. Comparable as a competing fitness membership model, though differentiated by no-frills, no-pool positioning — relevant for assessing competitive switch risks.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global fitness chain with a New Zealand presence offering premium gym and group fitness memberships. Comparable as a premium incumbent competing for the same Auckland member base.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Historic Auckland saltwater pool and leisure facility serving the same metropolitan catchment. Comparable as a community aquatic-focused recreation centre in the Auckland market.

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Segment7 records

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Profiles1 record

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Subsidiaries4 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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Name, Acquisition type, Announced date, Completed date, Status, Website, News

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre

Fitness and Aquatic Centretheolympic.co.nz

The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre is an independently owned aquatic and fitness centre in Newmarket, Auckland, operating a 50m heated indoor pool, gym, group fitness studios, sauna, steam room, and spa pool under subscription memberships, casual entry, and ancillary services for individual consumers and families.

What The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre does

The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre is a privately held, independently owned aquatic and fitness centre located at 77 Broadway, Newmarket, Auckland, founded in 1940 as New Zealand's first 50-metre swimming pool. The single 80+ year-old facility was enclosed and modernised in 1994 and now operates a 50m heated indoor pool (open year-round at 28°C with 6 lanes), a fully equipped gym floor with free weights, cardio, and functional training zones, daily group fitness classes (yoga, Pilates, HIIT, spin, dance, aqua aerobics, circuit), a Finnish cedar dry sauna, an eucalyptus steam room, and a 39.5°C hydrotherapy spa pool. The company has 23 employees and serves a 3,000+ member community of individual consumers in the Auckland region.

Revenue is generated through three channels: recurring membership subscriptions across Bronze ($27.50/week, flexible), Silver ($21/week, 6-month), and Gold ($17/week, 12-month) tiers, with Gold promoted as the flagship bundle; one-time casual entry ($6 child, $11 adult, $22 family pass) and concession cards; and ancillary services including personal training, the on-site Aqua Cafe, and the swim shop. Go-to-market is direct-to-consumer with a digital-first acquisition flow via online.theolympic.co.nz, supplemented by event-driven promotions (Festival Weekend, Dance and Dip, World Cup Challenge, Be Great in May), a member referral program, and a ClassPass marketplace listing. The facility hosts an in-house ecosystem of partner tenants — Hilton Brown Swimming (learn-to-swim), United Swim Club (competitive swimming), Swim Squads (non-competitive squads), and Refine Health Physio (rehabilitation) — which collectively deepen the one-roof value proposition for swimmers, families, athletes, seniors, and wellness-oriented members. The operating model is small-scale and single-site, with all revenue tied to a single physical location in Newmarket.

The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre firmographics

Firmographics
Name
The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre
Legal name
The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre
Website
https://theolympic.co.nz
Company type
Private
Founded year
1940
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre is an independently owned aquatic and fitness centre in Newmarket, Auckland, operating a 50m heated indoor pool, gym, group fitness studios, sauna, steam room, and spa pool under subscription memberships, casual entry, and ancillary services for individual consumers and families.
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akta.pro rank

Where The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Newmarket, Auckland
HQ country
New Zealand
HQ region
Oceania

Offices1 record

Markets served

The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

  1. Membership Subscriptions: Recurring weekly membership fees across three tiers (Bronze, Silver, Gold) with varying term lengths. Gold is flagship at $17/week for 12-month commitment with first month free and $100 joining credit. Provides predictable recurring revenue with membership auto-renewal.
  2. Casual/Day Pass Entry: Pay-per-visit entry for non-members at $6 (child 5-14), $11 (adult), with Family Pass at $22. Also offers 10-swim concession cards and midweek specials ($7 pool/sauna/steam). One-time transaction revenue.
  3. Ancillary Services: Additional revenue from Aqua Cafe food and beverage, swim shop (Aqualine goggles, caps, kickboards), personal training sessions, and fitness consultations.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualGold: 12-month term, $17/week, no joining fee, first month FREE
SubscriptionMulti-year contractSilver: 6-month term, $21/week, $20 joining fee
SubscriptionMonthlyBronze: Flexible term, $27.50/week, $20 joining fee, 2 weeks notice
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goCasual Entry: Child $6, Adult $11, Family Pass $22
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goMidday Reset: Pool+Sauna+Steam $7, Gym/Group Fitness $11
FreemiumPay-as-you-goTrial Options: 10 days for $10, $3 for 3 days
SubscriptionMulti-year contractWinter Warm-Up: 3 months for $150 (50% off)

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels8 records

The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre operates a single-location fitness and aquatic centre in Newmarket, Auckland, selling weekly memberships (Bronze, Silver, Gold tiers), casual pay-per-entry passes, personal training, and on-site swim retail. Its core offering is bundled access to a 50m heated indoor swimming pool, a fully equipped gym, daily group fitness classes, and a thermal recovery circuit (sauna, steam room, spa pool) under one roof for individual consumers.

Product overview

The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre offers a unified multi-facility fitness and aquatic centre in Newmarket, Auckland. The core portfolio centres on a 50m heated indoor swimming pool (one of Auckland's few 50m pools, open since 1940) and a fully equipped gym floor, supplemented by daily group fitness classes (yoga, HIIT, spin, Pilates, aqua aerobics, dance), a dry Finnish sauna, an eucalyptus steam room, and a hydrotherapy spa pool. Membership tiers (Gold, Silver, Bronze) bundle full facility access with add-on services including the Kickstart fitness assessment programme and personal training. On-site partners provide swim lessons (Hilton Brown Swimming), competitive squads (United Swim Club, Swim Squads NZ), and physiotherapy (Refine Health Physio), while a swim shop and Aqua Cafe complete the offering. Casual entry and trial passes (10 days for $10) serve non-members. The facility positions itself as a one-roof alternative to separate gym and pool memberships.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • 50m Heated Indoor Pool Newmarket's only 50-metre heated indoor swimming pool, open year-round at 28°C, with six lanes suitable for lap swimming, squad training, learn-to-swim programmes and open swim sessions.
  • Fitness Centre / Gym Fully equipped gym floor with free weights, resistance machines, cardio equipment and functional training zones, available to members and casual entry visitors.
  • Group Fitness Classes Daily schedule of instructor-led group exercise classes covering yoga, Pilates, HIIT, spin, dance, aqua aerobics and circuit training, available to all members as part of full facility access.
  • Sauna, Steam Room and Spa Pool (Thermal Wellness Circuit) Three-component thermal recovery circuit comprising a Finnish dry sauna, an eucalyptus steam room and a hydrotherapy spa pool, included with all memberships and casual entry.
  • Personal Training One-on-one and small group personal training sessions delivered by on-site certified personal trainers, including initial fitness assessment, personalised workout programmes and goal tracking, sold at additional cost.
  • $10 for 10 Days Trial Pass 10 consecutive days of full facility access (pool, gym, classes, sauna, steam, spa) for $10 with no lock-in, designed to convert new prospects to a paid membership.
  • Gold Membership (12-Month) Flagship 12-month all-access weekly subscription at $17/week (best-value tier) covering 50m pool, gym, all group fitness, sauna, steam room and spa pool; no joining fee, first month free, Free Friend Fridays and student/senior discounts available.
  • Silver Membership (6-Month) 6-month minimum-term weekly subscription at $21/week with $20 joining fee, providing full facility access including 50m pool, spa, sauna, all group fitness classes and a free training programme.
  • Bronze Membership (Flexible) Flexible no-fixed-term weekly subscription at $27.50/week with $20 joining fee and 2 weeks notice to cancel, providing full facility access.
  • Casual and Daily Entry Passes Pay-per-visit entry for non-members at $6 child / $11 adult / $22 family pass, with midweek midday specials and 10-swim concession cards sold online and at reception.
  • Swim Shop On-site retail shop at reception stocking Aqualine goggles, swim caps, kickboards and accessories, with a 10% Gold member discount.
  • Aqua Cafe On-site cafe within the facility serving fresh food, coffee, smoothies and snacks to members and visitors, with a 10% member discount on festival weekends.
  • Kickstart Program Complimentary fitness assessment and personalised training programme for new members covering health check, goal setting, exercise introduction and follow-up session, free with Gold and Silver memberships.
  • Online Membership Portal Self-service web portal at online.theolympic.co.nz enabling online membership signup, account management, login and renewals via a 5-step process.
  • Learn-to-Swim Lessons (Hilton Brown Swimming, hosted at facility) Learn-to-swim programmes provided by Hilton Brown Swimming operating out of The Olympic facility, available across all ages and skill levels.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 3,000+ members in community
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre

Customer profile

Named customers3 records

Segments7 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre technology and API

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The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Hilton Brown SwimmingcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAuckland's premier learn-to-swim school operating within The Olympic facility. Provides swimming education services to members and community, contributing to facility utilization and family segment appeal.
  • United Swim ClubcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerOne of NZ's premier competitive swimming clubs based at The Olympic. Provides competitive swimming pathways and drives regular pool usage by dedicated swimmers.
  • Swim SquadscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNon-competitive swim squads for all ability levels operating at The Olympic. Offers structured swimming programs beyond formal club competition.
  • Refine Health PhysiominorStrategic or Co-development PartnerOn-site physiotherapy and rehabilitation service at The Olympic. Provides injury recovery and sports physiotherapy services to members.
  • ClassPassminorGTM or Marketing PartnerFitness and wellness marketplace partnership. The Olympic is listed on ClassPass allowing platform users to discover and book sessions at the facility. Maintains 4.8/5 rating with 7,500+ reviews on platform.
  • Aqua CafeminorOthersCafé operating within The Olympic facility offering fresh food, coffee, smoothies, and snacks. Provides refueling option for members before/after sessions. Members get 10% off during special events.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Others

  • Habit Health: New Zealand's largest physiotherapy and rehabilitation provider. Comparable as an allied health tenant/ecosystem peer — Refine Health Physio at The Olympic operates in the same clinical category and serves overlapping customer segments.

Direct peers

  • Tepid Baths (Auckland Council): Auckland Council-operated historic indoor aquatic facility offering pool, sauna, and fitness services. Comparable to The Olympic as a heritage Auckland pool complex targeting urban swimmers and recreators.
  • Club Physical: New Zealand-based fitness chain with multiple locations offering gym, group fitness, and wellness amenities. Comparable as a multi-site Kiwi fitness operator competing for the same membership demographic.
  • AUT Millennium: Auckland-based high-performance aquatic, fitness, and sports centre operating a 50m pool alongside gym and group fitness — directly comparable to The Olympic's combined pool/gym model in the same metropolitan market.
  • City Fitness (NZ): New Zealand fitness chain operating multiple facilities across the country with gym, group fitness, and pool-adjacent amenities. Comparable as a multi-site direct competitor for membership dollars in the same geography.
  • Jetts Fitness (NZ): 24/7 low-cost gym chain operating across New Zealand and Australia. Comparable as a competing fitness membership model, though differentiated by no-frills, no-pool positioning — relevant for assessing competitive switch risks.
  • Parnell Baths (Auckland Council): Historic Auckland saltwater pool and leisure facility serving the same metropolitan catchment. Comparable as a community aquatic-focused recreation centre in the Auckland market.

Broad incumbents

  • Les Mills New Zealand: New Zealand-founded global fitness brand (Les Mills group fitness programmes) and gym operator. Comparable as a NZ-headquartered fitness brand with broad group fitness and gym operations, though it operates at a much larger scale.
  • Fitness First NZ: Global fitness chain with a New Zealand presence offering premium gym and group fitness memberships. Comparable as a premium incumbent competing for the same Auckland member base.

Emerging players

  • Hilton Brown Swimming: Auckland's premier learn-to-swim school operating within The Olympic facility. Comparable as a swim-education specialist; acts as both an embedded partner of the subject and a potential standalone swim-school competitor.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre social profiles

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The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre financial estimates

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The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre leadership team

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Profiles1 record

The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre subsidiaries and ownership

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Frequently asked questions about The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre

What does The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre do?

The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre operates a single-location fitness and aquatic centre in Newmarket, Auckland, selling weekly memberships (Bronze, Silver, Gold tiers), casual pay-per-entry passes, personal training, and on-site swim retail. Its core offering is bundled access to a 50m heated indoor swimming pool, a fully equipped gym, daily group fitness classes, and a thermal recovery circuit (sauna, steam room, spa pool) under one roof for individual consumers.

Is The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre a public or private company?

The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre founded?

The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre was founded in 1940. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre based?

The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre is headquartered in Newmarket, Auckland, New Zealand, in the Oceania region.

How does The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Membership Subscriptions are the primary driver. The others are casual/Day Pass Entry and ancillary Services.

Who are The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre's main competitors?

Habit Health is listed as an others. Direct peers are Tepid Baths (Auckland Council), Club Physical, AUT Millennium, City Fitness (NZ), Jetts Fitness (NZ) and Parnell Baths (Auckland Council). Broad incumbents are Les Mills New Zealand and Fitness First NZ. Hilton Brown Swimming is listed as an emerging player.

Does The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre have an API?

No public API is recorded for The Olympic Pools and Fitness Centre.

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