黄龙体育中心游跳馆

The aquatics hall of Yellow Dragon Sports Centre sits at the northern end of the complex at No. 1 Huanglong Road, Xihu district, Hangzhou, next to the Bao Yugang swimming pool and the arena. Completed in 2017 and opened in February 2018, it is the youngest large indoor hall in the group. It has 48,402 sqm of floor area, 48,442.9 sqm under the Asian Games measurement, and 2,250 seats, 2,938 by the Games count, with a competition pool, a diving pool and a warm-up pool. The pools use an advanced modular system: the racing pool measures 50 m by 25 m and can be reconfigured into a ten-lane standard course by adjusting floor panels and inner walls, with a constant 2 m depth and no shallow end, while deck plates, overflow gutters and bracing are all prefabricated for quick conversion. At the Hangzhou Asian Games the hall hosted the men's and women's water polo tournaments, two gold medals, with goals, timing and broadcast equipment added on the pool deck. From 10 July 2022 it opened to the public and became one of Hangzhou's most popular summer swimming venues; in 2024 the upper-floor pool area was converted into a multi-purpose court for badminton and basketball, so the building now works both in and out of the water. The hall shares the centre's ring road, parking and retail with the stadium and arena, reached from Huanglong Road or Shuguang Road. Its position at the northern edge of the site puts it closest to the Bao Yugang pool and the Tianmushan Road approach. The modular tanks were chosen so the hall could switch between competition, training and public swimming without rebuilding the pool structure.