dimension of and a depth of . The diving pool is equipped with five diving platforms. Behind the diving pool is the deep 8-lane training pool. Adjacent to the bleachers is a dryland training area which hosts a foam diving area, trampolines, and stretch equipment for athletes. The pools at the facility is accredited by the Fédération Internationale de Natation (FINA), an international sport governing body for water sports. Other The facility's entrance is connected to the main road by a vehicle ramp while pedestrians including persons with disabilities can access the stadium through its side entry points. The lower ground floor hosts parking spaces for 26 cars and ten buses. Use The aquatics center can be used for swimming and other water sports. The training pool while intended as a practice venue for athletes participating in international tournaments could also be used to hold local competitions. The Philippine Swimming National Open was held from August 31 to September 3, 2019 as the first event. The facility hosted the aquatics events, including water polo, as part of the 2019 Southeast Asian Games. and it is also set to host the 2021 Asian Swimming Championships in November 2021. Gallery See also New Clark City Athletics Stadium References Swimming venues in the Philippines Diving venues New Clark City Buildings and structures in Tarlac Sports venues completed in 2019