The company behind proposals to develop a high-profile leisure destination at Kilvey Hill has announced plans to introduce a heavily discounted Swansea residents' annual pass in the hope of opening up the hill for all to experience, if plans are approved.
Skyline Enterprises, which is behind the plans, said local residents would be offered an annual pass costing £40 for adults, with seniors and children priced at just £20 (children under five will be free). A family of four (two adults and two children) would pay £100. The pass would entitle residents to a year of unlimited rides on the proposed gondola (cable car).
There would also be exclusive pass-holder discounts for Skyline activities, experiences and retail throughout the year, as well exclusive discounts for friends and family. Other activities would also be heavily discounted to resident’s pass holders – but costings for those are yet to be announced. Skyline Enterprises chief executive officer Geoff McDonald said the proposed attraction would be "very much for local people as well as providing a world class destination for visitors from the rest of the UK and beyond." You can get more Swansea news and other story updates straight to your inbox by subscribing to our newsletters here.
