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Rose Bowl Aquatics Center Concerns Over Potential Year-Long Olympics Closure
The Rose Bowl Aquatics Center in Pasadena will close for over a year starting as early as next April to accommodate preparations for the 2028 Summer Olympics, during which it will host diving events. The closure will affect more than 400,000 annual users of the facility’s pools, which include two 50-meter pools and a therapy pool. Officials have not yet detailed specific improvements but indicated that upgrades may include the pools, diving tower, and mechanical systems, with funding partly covered by LA28 organizers. The closure aims to facilitate Olympic events and potentially elevate the facility’s status, though community members express concerns over losing access and the overall impact on their routines.
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