PRICING GUIDE FOR PUBLIC SWIMMING POOLS IN BRUSSELS

Public swimming pools in Brussels offer a wide range of pricing options.

Here’s a structured overview of the types of pricing available in public swimming pools, generally divided into three categories:

• Individual entries
• Multi-entry passes (10, 20, 50 entries)
• Subscriptions (3, 6, 12 months)

For each type of pricing, a distinction is made between rates for local residents (those living in the municipality where the pool is located) and non-residents (those living outside the municipality). The data is organised in interactive tables that allow sorting pools from the least to the most expensive, or vice versa.

Pricing information is regularly updated throughout the year. Despite our efforts to stay closely connected with pool management teams, changes in pricing may occasionally occur without prior notice. If you notice any discrepancies, we encourage you to inform us to help ensure the accuracy of our data.

Specific pricing features of public swimming pools in Brussels

Each swimming pool has its own pricing policy, and certain specifics may differ from the standard criteria used in our tables.
For example, some pools offer free entry for children under 3 years old, while others extend this benefit to children under 4. In such cases, we have chosen to use the most commonly applied standard as a reference (free entry for children under 3).

For more details on the specific pricing of each pool, please consult the pool pages via the links provided in the table below.

This table lists all individual entry prices for local residents in public swimming pools in Brussels, covering the following categories: adult, child, senior, child under 3 years old, and persons with disabilities.

Note that the age brackets for children, seniors, and those under 3 years old may vary between pools.
For more detailed information, click on the link for the pool of your choice in the first table of the article.

This table lists all individual entry prices for non-residents in public swimming pools in Brussels, covering the following categories: adult, child, senior, child under 3 years old, and persons with disabilities.

Note that the age brackets for children, seniors, and those under 3 years old may vary between pools.
For more detailed information, click on the link for the pool of your choice in the first table of the article.

This table lists all prices for multi-entry cards for local residents in public swimming pools in Brussels, covering the following categories: 10, 20, and 50-entry cards, with or without reduced rates.

For more detailed information, click on the link for the pool of your choice in the first table of the article.

This table lists all prices for multi-entry cards for non-residents in public swimming pools in Brussels, covering the following categories: 10, 20, and 50-entry cards, with or without reduced rates.

For more detailed information, click on the link for the pool of your choice in the first table of the article.

This table lists all subscription prices for local residents in public swimming pools in Brussels, covering the following categories: 3, 6, and 12-month subscriptions, with or without reduced rates.

For more detailed information, click on the link for the pool of your choice in the first table of the article.

This table lists all subscription prices for non-residents in public swimming pools in Brussels, covering the following categories: 3, 6, and 12-month subscriptions, with or without reduced rates.

For more detailed information, click on the link for the pool of your choice in the first table of the article.