From Friday, March 27, popular council-run activities including the Swansea Bay Rider land train, crazy golf courses and the much-loved pedalos at Singleton Boating Lake will all swing back into action.
It marks the start of what’s expected to be a busy season along the prom, with families set to flock to the city’s outdoor hotspots as the weather warms up.
Visitors can hop aboard the Swansea Bay Rider for a scenic trip along the seafront — with the added bonus that it’s fully accessible and even welcomes dogs on leads.
Meanwhile, budding golfers can take on the colourful courses at Singleton Park and Mumbles’ Southend Gardens, while children can get out on the water in a range of quirky pedalos — including dragons, swans and even unicorns.
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Council chiefs say teams have been working behind the scenes to get everything ready in time.
Cllr Elliott King said: “As the days get brighter and warmer, our attractions are getting ready to welcome visitors for another fantastic season.
“If you’re planning a day out for the family, look no further than Swansea Prom — we can’t wait to see you enjoying everything on offer.”
All attractions will be open daily from 10am to 5pm throughout the Easter holidays, running until April 12.
After that, they’ll operate every weekend and daily during school holidays — with Blackpill Lido set to reopen in May.
More details on opening times and prices are available online.
