Te Rauparaha Arena Holiday Hours
Over the Christmas & New Year holiday period Te Rauparaha Arena hours will be different.
Please take note of the new dates and times:
Thursday 24 Dec, Christmas Eve
Arena Aquatics: 8am–5pm
Cannons Creek Pool: 10am–4pm
Arena Fitness: 8am–5pm
TRA: Closed
Friday 25 Dec, Christmas Day Closed
Saturday 26 Dec, Boxing Day
Arena Aquatics: 8am–5pm
Cannons Creek Pool: Closed
Arena Fitness: 8am–5pm
TRA: Closed
Sun 27, Mon 28, Tues 29, Thurs 30 December
Arena Aquatics: 8am–5pm
Cannons Creek Pool: 10am–4pm
Arena Fitness: 8am–5pm
TRA: 9am–4pm
Thursday 31 Dec, New Years Eve
Arena Aquatics: 8am–5pm
Cannons Creek Pool: 10am–4pm
Arena Fitness: 8am–5pm
TRA: Closed
Friday 1 Jan, New Years Day Closed
Saturday 2 Jan, Public holiday
Arena Aquatics: 8am–5pm
Cannons Creek Pool: Closed
Arena Fitness: 8am–5pm
TRA: Closed
Sunday 3 Jan
Arena Aquatics: 8am–5pm
Cannons Creek Pool: 10am–4pm
Arena Fitness: 8am–5pm
TRA: Closed
Monday 4 Jan to Sunday 10 Jan
Arena Aquatics: Normal Hours
Cannons Creek Pool: Normal Hours
Arena Fitness: 8am–5pm
TRA: 9am–4pm
Arena Events is closed from Thursday 24 December 2020 to Sunday 3 January 2021.
For more information visit our website terauparaha-arena.co.nz
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