Elizabeth's Aquadome swimming pool re-opens after diarrhoea scare Aquadome pool at Elizabeth. SWIMMERS have been given the all clear to return to an Elizabeth swimming pool after diarrhoea in the pool forced its closure during the school holidays. The pool reopened on Friday, April 19, after being repeatedly closed for "super chlorination" cleaning. The pool was first closed on April 8 after a child had diarrhoea while swimming. It reopened the following afternoon, but was closed for further cleaning on April 18, during school holidays, after a swimmer reported feeling sick after using the pool. Aquadome manager Simon Keane said the closures were regrettable but necessary. "The process is a standard precautionary process and it is a step that is taken on advice from SA Health," Mr Keane said. We are required to hold unsafe chlorine levels for a minimum of 12.75 hours to kill all bacteria within the pool. This is a very common occurrence for commercial pools to complete. He said chlorine levels had since been lowered and the pool was safe to swim in. Some pool users took to Facebook to complain about the closure and ask if pool and gym members would be reimbursed. Mr Keane refused to comment on whether patrons would be reimbursed for the closure. "This closure is an unfortunate part of operations and outside our control," he said. We apologise to our users for any inconvenience caused.