Beatty Park Leisure Centre opens new water slides as part of $3.4 million revamp

Two new water slides at Beatty Park Leisure Centre are completely ready to be splashed in by little ones these April faculty holidays.

The drinking water slides are just one of the very last parts of the puzzle immediately after the City of Vincent invested 7 months revamping its indoor pool in 2021 as part of a $3.4 million undertaking which provided $471,000 of Federal Govt grant funding.

Other updates included new pool tiling, Aboriginal tile artwork, garden beds and a h2o playground with water characteristics, giant tipping bucket and netball hoops.

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The group favourite eco-friendly frog also had a makeover with a new coat of paint.

Other operates included the installation of change cubicles and heated showers on the pool deck stage, updated pipework and a new drinking water remedy procedure.

The slides are now open up to the community right after the state’s Wellness Office gave them the inexperienced gentle.

Mayor Emma Cole mentioned the slides were ready for children to appreciate these April school vacations.

“Kids from across Perth and neighborhood swimming groups have been loving the updates to our indoor pool area at Beatty Park,” she said.

“We have all been waiting for the arrival of the slides, which are sad to say not made in Australia and experienced been delayed owing to the COVID-19 pandemic.

“They have finally arrived and now kids can delight in them with their relatives and buddies all through the school holiday seasons.”