Time Capsule waterpark in Coatbridge, Scotland, is set to undergo a £2.5 million renovation. The project will modernise the facility, which has been open for more than 30 years, and includes a new themed tipping bucket attraction.
Improvements to Facilities
As part of the upgrade, the changing areas, the area around the pool, and the soft play area will be revamped. The water flumes will also be replaced later in the year. The project will take place over the remainder of this year.
Commitment to the Future
Councillor Geraldine Woods, Convener of the Communities Committee, said: "This investment demonstrates our commitment to its future. These exciting improvements will enhance the experience for everyone who visits, while creating modern, accessible facilities that encourage more people to be active and enjoy everything the venue has to offer."
Councillor Jim Logue, Leader of North Lanarkshire Council, said: "This significant investment is about protecting one of our most valued leisure facilities and ensuring it continues to serve our communities for many years to come. Many of the new features have been designed to celebrate Coatbridge's industrial heritage, creating a unique visitor experience while complementing the Time Capsule's role as one of North Lanarkshire’s flagship leisure destinations."
Affordable Tickets and Amenities
The Time Capsule waterpark is one of the affordable indoor waterparks in the UK. Adult tickets cost £9.55 per person, while kids' tickets cost £7.90 per person. Kids aged three or four pay £5.25 per person, while under threes enter for free. The waterpark also has a 25-metre pool, ice rink, and gym.
