Therme Manchester
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Work has finally begun on the epic £250m indoor Therme water park and spa next to the Trafford Centre - after the EventCity complex was fully demolished. Therme Manchester will become the first well-being resort of its kind here in the UK.

Anyone heading to the Trafford Centre will now begin to see work starting on the vast 28-acre site after the full demolition of the former EventCity conference centre, right next to Trafford Palazzo. The finished Therme Manchester is set to open in 2025 and CGIs of how it will look show how the eye-popping glass-domed water park will look.

Source: https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/whats-on/family-kids-news/work-finally-begins-250m-therme-26340656

Construction officially underway with 2025 open date, I think we can officially move this to under construction.

https://manchesterwire.co.uk/coming-soon-therme-manchester-brings-250m-wellbeing-resort-to-city-ft-spa-art-nature-tech/

EventCity is down.

Any more pictures? Would be good to see that land cleared!

Originally Posted by Danny

EventCity fully demolished [w/c 26 December 2022].

Developer behind one of the North West’s most eagerly-anticipated mega developments has given project updates.

In April 2022, updated designed for the Therme Manchester Wellbeing Resort were revealed. Work commenced in September to clear the way for the £250 million destination, with the demolition set to be complete by Christmas 2022. Work involves demolishing the 28,000 square metre former EventCity conference and exhibition centre on Barton Dock Road.

Key features will include a next-generation waterpark, botanical garden and a series of wellbeing and water activities. The UK’s first all-season beach will also form a centrepiece. Meanwhile, state-of-the-art digital art has also been teased to be included around the resort.

Source: https://www.experienceuk.org/blog/peel-l-p-gives-projects-updates-for-%C2%A3250-million-therme-manchester

EventCity fully demolished [w/c 26 December 2022].

Originally Posted by ResortsAhoy

Apparently the demolition work was meant to be finished before Christmas, has anyone got any up to date photos?

Source: https://www.manchesterworld.uk/news/therme-manchester-demolition-work-for-wellbeing-resort-to-be-finished-by-christmas-and-surf-lagoon-on-track-3956862

Correct, EventCity is now entirely demolished. Image from the last week of December.

Apparently the demolition work was meant to be finished before Christmas, has anyone got any up to date photos?

Demolition work to make way for a spectacular wellbeing and spa resort in Greater Manchester is on track to be completed by Christmas, the developers say.

Source: https://www.manchesterworld.uk/news/therme-manchester-demolition-work-for-wellbeing-resort-to-be-finished-by-christmas-and-surf-lagoon-on-track-3956862

Demolition work on EventCity has begun. The site is expected to be cleared in time for construction to begin in March.

There are giant palm trees as far as the eye can see, the temperature is a constant 30C and there's the gentle splish splash of water as I dip my toes into a vast swimming pool complete with a swim-up cocktail bar. I may be abroad right now - but one day Manchester, one day very soon, this really will be ours.
I'm at the original Therme Waterpark in Bucharest, Romania - a huge indoor domed waterpark and wellness experience boasting 10 pools, 16 water slides, 10 saunas and outdoor beaches, pools and fountains. It's a truly jaw-dropping experience - but even more astounding is that the next Therme Waterpark will be right here in Manchester and it will be DOUBLE the size of this one.

Therme Manchester won't be opening until 2025 so pricing has not yet been confirmed, but bosses say it will follow a similar structure to how it's done in Bucharest. And that too, is aimed at being affordable and accessible to all with a sliding scale of fees - I'm gobsmacked when I see how reasonably it's all priced in Romania.

As for where things are up to with the Therme Manchester site? Well, earlier this month plans were submitted to Trafford Council by landowner Peel L&P to demolish the EventCity conference space on Barton Dock Road to finally make way for the building works to start.

The 28-acre resort opposite Trafford Palazzo and The Trafford Centre is set to create 1,200 jobs and have a £4.5bn economic impact for the region. The build time is set to be approximately two years - so we're looking at a 2025 launch .

Source: https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/whats-on/family-kids-news/spent-day-huge-therme-waterpark-24950156