Bioclean Aquatic Centre schedule adjustments to accommodate 2024 Saskatchewan Summer Games

Wave Pool 

The wave pool will be closed from Thursday, July 18, 2024, through Friday, August 2, 2024, reopening with regular hours of operation on Saturday, August 3, 2024. 

Instructional Pool 

The instructional pool will be open during regular hoursuntil Saturday, July 20, 2024. Patrons are encouraged to visit Lloydminster.ca/BAC for revised lane and public swim timesfrom July 18 through August 2, 2024.  

The instructional pool will be closed startingSunday,July 21, 2024, and reopening on Thursday, July 25, 2024. During the closure, Bioclean Aquatic Centre membership holders may use their membership to access the Co-op Community Outdoor Pool. Alternatively, members may request to have their membership put on hold for the duration of the closure by emailing memberships@lloydminster.ca. 

“The Bioclean Aquatic Centre recognizes these temporary changes may disrupt your routine, but we’re keen to ensure our facilities are utilized to their fullest potential during the 2024 Saskatchewan Summer Games, supporting athletes and contributing to the success of a significant provincial showcase,” says Mary Price, Manager, Bioclean Aquatic Centre. 

“Your patience and understanding are greatly appreciated as we play host to a celebration of sport and community spirit. We're excited to showcase our facilities and city to more than 1,800 athletes and coaches, as well as their families and friends.” 

The Co-op Community Outdoor Pool and Tot Pool will remain open during the Games. For hours of operation, visit Lloydminster.ca/ODP. 

About the 2024 Saskatchewan Summer Games in Lloydminster, presented by Teine Energy 

From July 21-27, 2024, more than 1,800 athletes, coaches, and officials will gather in the Border City to share in the thrill of competition and camaraderie on the provincial stage. Upwards of 1,000 community volunteers will be recruited to help welcome thousands of visitors to Lloydminster during the seven days of Games competition, in addition to the dozens of dedicated Host Society volunteer leads in charge of planning the multi-sport event. Athletes will represent the nine Sport, Culture and Recreation Districts across the province and will compete in 14 different sports. The Games are expected to generate upwards of $5 million in economic activity for Lloydminster and the surrounding area. To learn more, visit saskgames.ca/summer.