The Dome

We had lots of fun here and there is lots to do but what let it down was the accessibility as my husband struggled to get around. Myself and the 2 kids loved all the slides, the lazy river and the hot tubs. The pools were warm and fun.

Went to a Drifters concert. It was excellent!!! Quick and easy to enter, help with seat finding. Roomy area not crampedEncouraged to sing and dance. Plenty of room. Fabulous

This was our first visit and we had a great time. Really lovely place to swim with lots of variety slides for different ages.Looks a little worn and maybe in need of a face-lift, but still a great day out.

Went to elvis the tour. Was ok. But the head of security needs sorting. Yes stop people getting up and mobbing the stage, but to forcefully and aggressively tell people to sit down when they are dancing in the aisles is beyond a joke. People go to enjoy their selves and have a sing and dance. Not to be told to sit down. He was nasty aggressive and he was physically touching people to force them to sit down. The elvis tour told people to get up dance come and kiss them. Then security were stopping it. You pay a fortune for a ticket to ENJOY yourself not to be treated like naughty school children. I certainly will never pay another penny to see a show there and there were numerous people complaining. So dome Doncaster your security team put off a lot of people. Poor management and people skills very poor

Swimming pool are cold. Shower rooms has only cold shower. You feel totally freezing. If you have been before in Alpamare so you never come back here as I am. Big free car park. Many baby changing rooms. Make sure you take with a few £1 for locker as you wouldn’t lock it without cash.

We went for the Ice skating which is awesome. Much better than alternatives in sheffield as there is far less people (great if you wanna practice). Shame the building has had no investment for years, but this is like most Northern cities.

Plenty of slides, lots of pools. Outside area too. Little area for toddlers, with slides etcJust looks a little run down in places.Lots of lifeguards.

We visited The Dome for a wrestling show which was pretty good. We had a few issues with the venue though unfortunately.The major issue which I was in retrospect I had taken a picture of was that after confusion over tickets we were guided to the balcony overlooking the arena. It seemed like several of my fellow wheelchair users also were guided there. The problem however was that when I sat back from the edge with my companion I couldn't see the ring. So to actually watch the show I had to sit sideways against the barrier. While it is glass on the bottom to see through there is the rail on the top and it's that which blocked my view. So not a great start.The lift up to the balcony was just big enough for me to turn around in. So not big enough perhaps for some mobility equipment. While there were disabled toilets posted at a few places I only used one and observed another on the same floor of the balcony was in a poorly lit area. The one I used on the ground floor was halfway down a corridor to the men's toilets. So I had to fight through a cue of people and open the door while trying not to smack someone accidentally. The size of the toilet was fine though so that was a plus.Being in a rush to exit and enter in the first place given it was a busy evening I couldn't say how many disabled parking spots there are. The one we did use had poor access to the path from the road with a decent bump being the only way I could see in a hurry to get on and off the path. Inside the venue we followed the signage for our show, a double helping of a long winding ramp which is fine going down but a bit steep back up. Again given the time constraints I couldn't spot a lift from the entrance down to the arena floor.Overall seems like a decent facility and I can only review what I saw of it and from my own perspective

Went to watch England's Strongest Man and enjoyed every minute. Easy free parking, good refreshments and plenty of toilets. Building looking tired from outside though, needs a refresh to bring back the early nineties shine. Brilliant days out back then on the split level ice ring