The place is busy as expected given the location of the facility, but still usable if you are ok with limited seating, and being knocked around in the pool. Our visit was poorly timed due to state swimming carnival but we could still thankfully access the more recreational side. The noise was highly intolerable so I would advise any sensory adverse people bring earplugs of some description. The entry price includes access to the spas which is a wonderful addition most places don't offer, which is why I went there with my family, but they were all closed due to chlorine imbalance. The Cafe on the lower floor offered very basic foods, which one would expect but the RBF expressions of the staff, were the only part more offensive then the prices of the luke warm food.

The cleanliness of the womens bathroom left little to be desired, with faeces caked on the toilet, and over flowing rubbish bins, but the accessible bathroom was horrific, with a full blocked sink, and blocked floor drains leaving stagnent water on the floor to wade through to access any of the facilities. The roof also appeared mouldy and compromised, and staff didn't seem to find this urgent and said they'd just let the cleaners know. This isn't an acceptable level of cleanliness for any facilities, let alone those specific for patrons with disabilities.