The Time Capsule Waterpark in Coatbridge is closed immediately due to maintenance issues, causing inconvenience during school holidays. North Lanarkshire Council is addressing the problem and will update the public soon. They apologize for the disruption and urge people to check social media and the website for further information.
The Time Capsule in Coatbridge will transition to a fully cashless venue starting March 9, 2026. Customers will only be able to make payments via card or mobile wallet, as cash will no longer be accepted at the reception and customer service desk. The venue encourages users to download their mobile app, Active NL.
The Time Capsule Waterpark in Coatbridge is set to reopen on 19 July after extensive renovations. Upgrades include improvements to the flume staircase, new underwater lighting, enhanced safety features, and modernized facilities. The phased programme aims to enhance the overall swimming experience. Booking opens on 14 July.
The Time Capsule waterpark in Coatbridge, Scotland, is set to re-open in late July after repairs and renovations finished ahead of schedule. Closed since March, the facility underwent its most significant upgrade in 30 years, attracting around 700,000 annual visitors with entry fees between £3.55 and £6.85.
Looking for something to do tomorrow or through the rest of the school holidays? Indoor Ice Skating at the Time Capsule, Coatbridge offers a great family day out. Opening: Tuesday 31st – 10am & 12pmFriday 3rd – 12:30pm – & 2:30pmSaturday 4th – 12pm & 2pmSunday 5th – 12pm & 2pm 100 Buchanan St, Coatbridge ML5 1DL