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From the 22/11/2020, 11.59PM, Victoria is in the ‘Last Step’ Restrictions.
You can view the Premier’s statement here, with further information on what is changing available here.

Outdoor sport and recreation:

  • Contact and non-contact sport for all ages is allowed
  • Patron cap of 500, group sizes align with public gathering limits of 50 people.
  • Density quotient of 1 per 4 square metres

Outdoor pools, including lessons:

  • Patron cap of 300 and a density quotient of 1 per 4 square metres.
  • No group size limit

Indoor sport and recreation, including fitness centres and gyms:

  • Patron cap of 150 people, group limit of 20 people.
  • Density quotient of 1 per 4 square metres
  • Large multipurpose sporting facilities will be able to open with a 25 per cent total venue cap
  • For classes, a group limit of 20 participants indoors, and 50 participants outdoors

Indoor pools, including lessons:

  • Patron cap of 150 patrons.
  • Density quotient of 1 per 4 square metres.
  • No group size limit

Playcentres:

  • Patron cap of 150, density quotient of 1 per 4 square metres, no group size limit.

Skateparks:

  • Outdoor open
  • Indoor up to 150 people indoors, density quotient of 1 per 4 square metres, no group size limit.

Trampolining centres:

  • Outdoor open
  • Indoor up to 150 people indoors, density quotient of 1 per 4 square metres, no group size limit.

The Industry Restart Guidelines for Physical Recreation and Community Sport and Professional Sport have also now been updated, and are available at the Coronavirus Victoria website, along with frequently asked questions.

For more information about restrictions as they impact physical recreation and community sport visit the Coronavirus Victoria website or you can check our Sport and Recreation Victoria website for the latest guidance.

Further information, including FAQs, will also be available under recreation services sector guidance on the Coronavirus Victoria website soon.