LATEST: Slides offer extended at Bradford's Richard Dunn Centre
Richard Dunn Sports Centre's popular Jungle Adventure Pool slides are set to close this week, ahead of the centre's demolition.
Swimmers will take their final rides on Cobra black hole waterslide and Zambezee tyre ride before they close on Friday.
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Pool visitors are now being offered reduced admission rates in a special closing down offer, with most less than half the usual price.
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Swimming prices this week are £1 for children aged three to 16, and £3 for anyone aged over 16.
Anyone wanting to ride the slides one final time can pay the 'swim and slide' rates of £2 for under-16s, and £4 for over-16s.
The pool and slides are open today, tomorrow and Friday from 11am to 5pm.
A height restriction of 1.2 metres applies for both slides.
In a post on their Facebook page today, Richard Dunn's warned customers that the pool could be very busy this week.
It said: "We are expecting the pool and slides to be extremely busy today. Please be aware that your times maybe limited during this period to 1hr 30mins.
"Please be aware waiting times may apply and the pool could be closed if full to capacity."
Parents were also reminded in the post that children under four need to be supervised one adult to one child, those aged between four and seven need one adult to two children, and those aged eight and over can swim on their own.
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Despite rumours on social media, a date has not been set for the demolition of the Richard Dunn Sports Centre.
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Sedbergh Leisure Centre, a new Bradford Council-run facility, is due to open this autumn to replace the old centre, although an exact date has yet to be announced.
The Sedbergh centre has been built on the former Sedbergh playing fields site between Cleckheaton Road and Huddersfield Road.
The £17.5 million project will include swimming pools, gym space, indoor sports courts and outdoor pitches.
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