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Take a closer look at Skyline Enterprises’ plans for the former Sheffield Ski Village in this gallery of newly-released images.
After years of rumours and false starts, the New Zealand-based developer in adventure tourism unveiled its plans to transform the ruined site on Parkwood Springs in August.
A public consultation opened on September 1 asking the public to share their views on plans ahead of planning permission being formally submitted later this year.
It came with four fresh computer-generated images of Skyline’s vision for the park, revealing for the first time what the view of Parkwood Springs could look like in a decade’s time.
This gallery takes a closer look at each feature in turn, with a ski slope, chair lift, karting experience, and something called ‘Beat The Storm’ all on the cards, along with infrastructure like car parks and a children’s play area.
To read more about the Skyline Sheffield Project and provide feedback, visit: https://www.skylinesheffieldproject.co.uk/
9. Stairs and ramps
The central plaza features stairs and ramps leading down from the car park. | Skyline Enterprises
10. 'Beat The Storm'
Not everything is clear at the moment. The central plaza has an attraction named 'Beat The Storm', but it is not obvious what this would offer. | Skyline Enterprises
11. Main building on central plaza
Seating at the main building in the central plaza points to where the cafe would most likely be placed. | Skyline Enterprises
12. Play area
An artist's impression of the play area on the central plaza. | Skyline Enterprises