Main Arena at HBF Arena
Price on request
Kennedya Drive, Joondalup WA 6027, Australia
Why you'll love this venue
- Offers variety of versatile spaces with expansive parkland and oval views.
- Modern AV facilities.
- Flexible catering options available.
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Reviews for HBF Arena
Daphne
Kids loved it here for a splash. The water slide was a hit with miss 5 and our 2 yo loved the baby section with small fountains. Water was actually comfortably warm (it was a cold winter's day when we went). The lazy river is pretty fast but fun! Very attentive life guards 🙏🏼😊
Blake Veaney
I was down at your venue today and my friend who was in the swimming pool area told me that there was a boy that build a girl who couldn't talk that's just wrong 😕 that's bullying and my friend told me that the life guards know why the life guards leave it not tell this kid to get out he shouldn't be doing it and picking on people who have disability and now this kid is lucky that wasn't in the pool when he did it as l would of said what l think about bullying other people the life guards need to watch the water but watch out for this behaviour part from that the staff and the venue is good
twistyoz (twisty)
Great staff and very decent facilities. I would love to rate this higher but the toilets and showers in the public foyer before the pool area are often dirty, with some people that visit to use the showers only and then leave.
Sonya Rice
Great swimming classes for children. My 7yo niece really loved her classes with Orihah who is a kind and patient coach. It’s great to see her being so confident in the water now. A big thanks to Orihah!
Marcus Hoytts RHayabusa
2.5 stars. Pros: Okay swimming cost, okay facilities, some of the swimming instructors are helpful and nice. Cons: Pools need to be cleaner: Hair, dead skin, fingernails, sometimes bandaids and other things in pool. School holidays is absolutely chaotic and completely uncontrolled. Lifesaving staff are very mostly unfriendly. Pretty obvious they've formed an, 'us versus them', mentality, and have their own clique. Very most will not say hello if you greet them or respond if you say, thanks. It's sad because myself and others are thankful for the work they put in looking out for us; similar to a bus driver whom we thank for driving us - but our fees do not go to paying him.