Swansea Leisure centre was once one of Wales premier and busiest days out for the family, it had such a pull due to the lack of local amenities and also the amount of tourists that visit the area. The Leisure centre is situated in the city centre next to the marina are. It was originally opened in the 70's and was in fact opened by the Queen, sadly the once very popular building started to go down hill and age, it was eventually closed down in 2003 and was almost on the verge of being knocked down completely. After much deliberation from the council, Swansea once premier attraction had a lease of lif and work started and the place was refurbished and ...  Read the complete review

Swansea Leisure Centre is a fine attraction, even more so during the wetter days! It is situated about 300 yards away from the central bus station, and about 10 minutes walk from the train station, and is a few minutes walk away from Swansea Marina and the seafront The Centre has its own car-park, and vouchers can be purchased from the reception area for 70p a visit. The centre has a large swimming pool with something of a tropical feel, developed in the shape of a beach, where the water gets deeper as you make your way into the pool. The pool is something of a weird shape, and is as suitable for the fun swimmer as the serious swimmer, having an area ...  Read the complete review

Swansea leisure centre is situated in Swansea’s city centre and has something for all. One of the main features of the centre is the huge swimming pool. The depth of the water goes to around 2 metres and goes shallower for areas for toddlers to paddle. There is also a small area with a pirate ship and water games for children 8 and under. If you wish to have a good swim at Swansea Leisure the best time to go is during the day when all the children are in school and the slides are turned off and the lanes are put out. The pool can become very crowded during school holidays though and trying to swim is impossible, instead you can ride one of the 3 slides ...  Read the complete review