Perth Leisure Pool

I was very impressed with the cleanliness and safety standards maintained at this swimming pool. From the moment I arrived, it was clear that the management takes great pride in keeping the facility well-organized and welcoming for visitors of all ages. The pool water was crystal clear, the surrounding areas were spotless, and the changing rooms were clean and well maintained. What stood out the most was the strong focus on safety. Lifeguards were attentive and professional, always monitoring the pool to ensure everyone could enjoy their time with confidence. This made the environment feel safe and comfortable, especially for families with young children. The pool is perfect for families, offering plenty of space for both recreational swimming and relaxation. The staff were friendly, courteous, and always willing to help with any questions or requests. Their positive attitude and dedication to customer service greatly enhanced the overall experience

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As a pool, it's decent. However, it's entry system for swimming is abysmal. With the Time Capsule, it's a pre booking system - meaning if you go to book and it's full, you know you can't get in. No need to let the kids down! Perth however is a free for all, queue out the door and down the ramp. Shocking! Rain hail or snow, you're waiting outside. They need some sort of pre booking because this is shocking to promise your child swimming, travel 45 mins to get here to wait over an hour for entry!!

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If you are in Perth, stay FAR AWAY from this place. Maybe it’s. cheap but the price not worth it. Firstly hard to find changing rooms. Then Waterslides… The 30 minute wait is UNACCEPTABLE. And you have to pay for everything! Dry your hair? 10p. Use a closet? 50p. This is insane. The whirlpools don’t work. The pool is old. The slides not bad, but they suck. If you are Epilepsey avoid the slides. No soap in the showers. The lazy river is broken. Now the Upsides: You can jump in the pool „No diving” You can take rafts fron next to the pool „ They’re free”. Thats all if you plan coming. Rethink that decision.

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I used to go to Perth Leisure Pool in 90s. Back then it was such a treat. Real excitement to go as so much going on. Went back for the first time in years. Thought it would be good place to take a child. Real wish I never went. Planned a mid day visit. First mistake. Got there 12;45 to be told they shut for two hours in the middle of the day. Bizarre. Came back at three pm. They didn't use the two hours closed to clean anything. Toilets bad, no paper etc. Then the pool experience. Everything now shut or roped off. Used to be two landings at the back corner with jacuzzi. Roped off and shut. Used to have a rapids river. Both switched off and roped off, so couldnt even swim down it when off. Used to have a wee alcove bitnwirh a waterfall. Shut off. Used to have an outdoor pool section. Completely shut off and drained. Looking out the window it's a sad sight. And the main attraction, two large flumes. Both shut off. Literally all they had was a children's paddling area with a couple of 2meter slides. Which was absolutely freezing and unsuitable for small children. Spent an hour and came out. Was told at the desk the big flumes were not fully closed. They just open for very short windows. Don't go. Got absolutely rinsed paying for an hour of nothing. Clearly run by cost cutters that are putting it into the ground. Espresso don't go if you remember it to be good from 20 years ago. It will only disappoint.

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