Bosses of the waterpark have unveiled the new design that they will put forward to Trafford council planners in the coming weeks.
They are inviting the pubilc to view and comment on the new plans ahead of it being considered by the council. Work started earlier this year to completely clear the former EventCity site where Therme Manchester will be built.
The new images show for the first time exactly how the vast well-being resort will look when it is built next to the Trafford Palazzo mall. The aerial CGI shows just how big the resort will be, featuring a series of waved glass domed pavilions and lots of shrubs and greenery.
The waterpark will feature 25 pools, 30 water slides and in the new plans will also include external water slides that shoot out of the building too. Also new in the plans will be a roof terrace with further relaxation areas for guests.
Visitors can expect thermal pools and spas, as well as swim-up bars, saunas and wellness suites as well as the indoor beach. New on the plans is a wellness garden, inspired by an English meadow.
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