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The King Alfred Leisure Centre, owned by Brighton and Hove City Council and opperated by Freedom Leisure,〔(King Alfred: Brighton & Hove City Council Websites )〕 is the largest wet and dry sport centre in the city of Brighton and Hove and is situated on Hove sea front. ==Facilities== The wetside facilities include a 25m 6 lane swimming pool which ranges from a depth of 1.2 to 2.5m. This pool is used by Shiverers Swimming Club for training.〔(Home )〕 There is also a lagoon area with a large slide for over 8s.〔(King Alfred: Brighton & Hove City Council Websites )〕 A teaching pool (depth 0.9m to 1.2m) is also used for swimming lessons which follow a syllabus designed by the ASA,〔(King Alfred: Brighton & Hove City Council Websites )〕 the teaching pool can also be rented for children birthday parties. Full wetside changing facilities are available including individual cubicles, family cubicles, group changing rooms and disabled changing room (which uses the RADAR Key scheme〔(RADAR – The Disability Network: National Key Scheme )〕). There are also lockers which take £1 coins. Three flumes did stand on the east side of the building however these were not used for many years due to health and safety concerns and so were recently removed. The King Alfred Leisure Centre also has "Fitness Works Gym", a relatively small gym with a variety of machines and free weights, the larger Cheetahs gym〔(Cheetahs Gym Hove | Big Gym Small Prices! )〕 is also based in the building but is not managed by Brighton and Hove City Council. A therapy room is based in the old entrance hall called purple turtle〔(King Alfred: Brighton & Hove City Council Websites )〕 which offers a wide variety of treatments. There are two sports halls, based in the old pool halls. The main sports hall is used for sports such as badminton, football, basketball, roller hockey and trampolining. The small sports hall is used for the mini mayhem sessions (a soft play session), martial arts, table tennis and sessions such as aerobics. The King Alfred Leisure Centre also has a ballroom which has a wide variety of events from meetings, to exams as well as live music, most notably is the recent performance by Nick Cave on 2 July 2008.〔(Grinderman, The King Alfred Ballroom Suite, Hove, July 2 (From The Argus) )〕 There is also an indoor bowles club on the east side of the building (in what was once a car park) and the 'multiplay' facilities to the west which has netball and tennis courts.〔(King Alfred: Brighton & Hove City Council Websites )〕 The centre has car parking facilities on the west side, above the ten pin bowling rink (which has been closed since 1999) and Megazone (a Laser shooting game) which is also closed. There is also a cafe (Yes Cafe) which opened in 2008, replacing the long serving 'Splash Cafe' which closed due to the proposed redevelopment. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「King Alfred leisure centre」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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