The company behind the proposed major tourism attraction planned for Kilvey Hill has released a detailed video of what a journey on the Swansea gondolas might look like. The computer-generated video gives a fly-through look at the leisure destination which is about to go through the planning process with Swansea Council.
In the video, the wheelchair and dog friendly gondola journey begins in the proposed station at Landore Park & Ride before travelling to the new Penderyn Copperworks Distillery along the west side of Kilvey Hill, passing zipwires on the way. Proposed attractions shown in the video include a modern food and drink complex with views across the city, several luge runs and a Sky Swing which has been relocated following a public consultation with locals.
Last month, we reported on the "heavily discounted" prices Swansea residents would pay to use the gondolas if the plans were approved. 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). You can get more Swansea news and other story updates straight to your inbox by subscribing to our newsletters here.
