The Rose Bowl Aquatics Center (RBAC) is a non-profit aquatics facility located in Pasadena, California, adjacent to the historic Rose Bowl Stadium. Established in 1990, the center operates as a public swimming and diving facility serving the greater Pasadena community and San Gabriel Valley region. The facility features two 50-meter Olympic-sized pools, a diving well with platforms and springboards, and a warm water therapy pool. The center offers comprehensive aquatics programming including learn-to-swim classes, competitive swimming and diving teams, water polo, aqua fitness, rehabilitation services, and lifeguard training. RBAC’s competitive swim team has produced several Olympic athletes and national champions. The facility also serves as a training site for local high schools and colleges. As a community-focused organization, RBAC provides scholarships and outreach programs to ensure aquatics education is accessible to underserved populations. The center implements water safety education programs in partnership with local schools and organizations. The facility hosts various aquatics events and competitions throughout the year, including regional and national swimming meets. The Rose Bowl Aquatics Center is governed by a Board of Directors and operates through a combination of membership fees, program revenue, and charitable donations. The center maintains accreditation from various aquatics governing bodies including USA Swimming and USA Diving.