Rose Bowl Aquatics Center to Relocate Programs for LA28 Olympic Preparations
The Rose Bowl Aquatics Center in Los Angeles will temporarily relocate its programs as part of preparations for the LA28 Olympic Games.
Los Angeles, CA, August 2, 2026 —
The Rose Bowl Aquatics Center in Los Angeles is set to temporarily relocate its various programs to facilitate preparations for the upcoming LA28 Olympic Games. The move is a necessary step as the venue gears up to potentially host events for the international competition.
Specific details regarding the timeline for the relocation and the new locations for the aquatics center’s programs were not immediately available. The Rose Bowl Aquatics Center is a significant facility in the Los Angeles area, offering a range of aquatic activities and training for athletes across different disciplines. Its temporary closure or relocation is anticipated to impact numerous participants and teams that utilize its resources.
The LA28 Olympic Games are scheduled to take place in Los Angeles in 2028, bringing together athletes from around the globe. Preparations for such a large-scale event often involve significant infrastructure adjustments and logistical planning at host venues. The Rose Bowl Stadium complex, which houses the aquatics center, is expected to play a role in the Games.
Further information regarding the duration of the temporary relocation and the specific programs affected is expected to be released as planning progresses. The Rose Bowl Aquatics Center has not provided details on alternative facilities or arrangements for its members and user groups during this transitional period.
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