Dvorets Vodnykh Vidov Sporta

Updated April 16, 2024

Дворец воды

## Dvorets Vodnykh Vidov Sporta (Дворец водных видов спорта), Pervouralsk: what to know before you go

If you’re looking for a serious swim facility in Pervouralsk—not a small neighborhood pool—Dvorets Vodnykh Vidov Sporta is the city’s main modern venue for aquatic sports and lap swimming. The address is Prospekt Il’icha, 2A, Pervouralsk, Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia (623101).

This guide sticks to verifiable visitor info: where it is, what’s inside, and how sessions typically run—so you can plan a visit without guesswork.

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## Quick facts (verified)

– Name: Dvorets Vodnykh Vidov Sporta (Дворец водных видов спорта)
– Type: Aquatics / sports complex (public pool facility)
– Address: Prospekt Il’icha, 2A, Pervouralsk, Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia, 623101
– Main pool spec: 50-meter pool, 8 lanes (lap-swim scale)
– Accessibility (as listed): accessible entrance + lift/hoist
– Public session structure: published “entry schedule” (time-slot cadence)

> Outdated-data flag: hours, phone extensions, pricing, lane allocation, and session availability can change. Use the facility’s current channels (official site/VK/Instagram listings) before you go.

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## Where it is and how to arrive

The complex is on Prospekt Il’icha (Il’icha Avenue) at 2A.

If you navigate using local mapping apps, you’ll also see a nearby transit stop referenced as “ДВВС” (DVVS). One listing notes it’s about 150 m away.

Practical tip: In Russia, building letters matter (2A vs 2B). Use the full address “Проспект Ильича, 2А” to avoid being routed to neighboring buildings on the same avenue.

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## What’s inside: pools and training spaces

### Lap pool (the headline feature)
Multiple independent sources describe the main lap pool as:
– 50 meters long
– 8 lanes

That combination is a strong signal the venue is designed for structured training and meets (not just casual splashing).

### Multiple pool zones (as published by the operator)
A “for visitors” page lists several distinct aquatic areas and supporting rooms, including:
– training pool
– demonstration pool
– diving pool
– children’s pool
– “dry swimming” / gym-style training area
– group program / choreography hall Водных Видов Спорта

Those labels don’t confirm exact dimensions for each basin, but they do confirm the facility is more than a single-tank pool.

### Classes and coached sessions
The operator’s materials also reference swimming instruction groups and direct people to check current schedules via their social pages.

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## How pool visits are structured (time slots)

One of the most useful planning details is that the pool operates with a timed entry cadence—a schedule that lists:
– when you can enter the changing room
– when the session starts
– when it ends

Examples from the published schedule include blocks such as:
– Enter 8:00 → Start 8:15 → End 9:00
– Enter 18:15 → Start 18:30 → End 19:15
– Enter 20:30 → Start 20:45 → End 21:30

Why this matters: if you arrive at a random time expecting “open swim,” you may be waiting for the next block. Planning around these windows reduces friction.

> Outdated-data flag: this schedule is published online, but it can still change seasonally (school terms, competitions, maintenance). Re-check close to your visit.

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## Accessibility and inclusivity notes (what’s explicitly listed)

A listing for the venue states:
– Accessible entrance for people with disabilities
– Lift/hoist (listed under “accessible environment”)

That’s a good baseline for inclusive access, but it doesn’t specify details like ramp slope, locker room layout, or whether staff assistance is required for the lift.

If accessibility is essential for your visit, use the published contact channels and ask specifically about:
– step-free route from street to pool deck
– whether the lift requires staff operation
– accessible changing facilities

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## Contacts and official channels (to verify hours, prices, lane times)

The operator’s site publishes:
– Address: Prospekt Il’icha, 2A
– Phone: 8 (3439) 64 66 01 (with extensions listed there)
– VK page reference: vk.com/dvvs66

Additional directory/social listings show a phone formatted as +7 343 964-93-48.

Practical tip: if you’re calling from outside Russia, try the +7-formatted number first; local municipal numbers sometimes route best domestically.

> Outdated-data flag: phone numbers and extensions are among the most frequently changed items for municipal sports facilities. Always confirm via the latest official page.

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## What to do nearby (only what can be verified from maps)

A Yandex Maps listing for the same building (Prospekt Il’icha, 2A) shows multiple organizations located in the building, including food/coffee options and services. This can be useful if you’re coordinating pickups or waiting during a training session.

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## What I can’t confirm (so I’m not going to guess)

To keep this 100% factual, I’m not claiming:
– exact ticket prices or discounts
– whether public lanes are separated by speed (slow/medium/fast)
– whether caps are mandatory
– current daily opening hours (directories publish hours, but they change often)

If you want, paste the current pricing screenshot/text from the venue’s site (or 2GIS “Prices” tab), and I’ll turn it into a clean “How much it costs + best value options” section without assumptions.

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