This is a great place to go watch a show. Very enjoyable experience watching bedknobs and brooms…read moresticks, slight technical problem but still enjoyable. The seats were comfortable and view was great. Staff friendly and helpful. Great experience and thoroughly enjoyed will return to watch another show.

A little while ago I went to this venue to see Aled Jones take on the role of Caractacus Potts in…read more'Chitty Chitty Bang Bang', and finally got to see this splendid new building from the inside. Most people who are at all familiar with Cardiff would recognise the armadillo/woodlouse outer shell of the Wales Millennium Centre, and the giant lettering gracing its sides. But, unfortunately, few people seem to have actually ventured inside. The space is modern and clean, without looking barren, as so easily might have happened. The theatre itself has excellent leg-room, comfortable seats and pretty much unrestricted views. I sometimes struggle with low volume when attending musicals, but the acoustics were excellent, and every word clear as a bell. As well as shows and events, there are also food outlets and guided tours available. There are also free performances most days on the Glanfa stage, which are certainly worth checking out.

If you haven't been to The Gate yet you probably should make an effort to get over there. Its a…read morebeautiful venue with a theatre housed in what used to be a church. Its all wooden and quite inspiring. It also houses dance studio's, an exhibition area and great little cafe. Its quite an amazing community arts centre that deserves lots of support. There's all sorts going on, like dance classes, pilates, open mic nights, quizes and lots lots more. If your a fan of arts you should subscribe to their mailing list and if you live near by check out the cafe bar.

This converted church is now a modern, airy, community arts centre-type venue holding a whole host…read moreof different events, ranging from live music and dance to visual art exhibitions. These performances and regular nights often showcase local talent, from amateur right through to professional artists, and spanning all age groups. Although the centre's ethos is Christian, it does welcome everyone of all faiths, or those with no faith at all! It has a large, trendy café space with comfy sofas hosting regular events such as the Dance Café on the second Tuesday of each month, when people can meet, dance to Motown and Soul, and socialise with a resident DJ and dancer on hand to keep the place moving. Then there's funk fusion night, featuring the six piece band Miles Behind. They even hold debates on current affairs topics, regular quiz nights, open mic nights, and Science Café night when people explore topics relating to science and technology. The venue itself is actually a bit hidden away, just behind City Road, in a Grade II listed building in Keppoch Street, so you have to hunt it down a bit to find it.

My mum needed a partner to keep her company because she didn't want to go on her own. I really…read moredidn't want to go and have never really seen the appeal of exposing my tummy to the world while trying to wiggle it! It turned out to be one of those really weird but wonderfully fun experiences where I spent more time laughing than dancing. The whole mood was fun and everyone seemed to enjoy. I wasn't tempted to go back but if your after fun exercise this could be a good option.

Great way to lose weight while having fun. Been going for a year now and still enjoying it. Thanks…read moreMaggie

From the owner: Want to get fit, lose weight, tone muscle, release stress and build confidence all whilst meeting…read morenew people and having fun? Then get yourself to one of my classes!

This is as fairly old leisure centre, but just a couple of years ago it had a revamp with lots of…read morenew facilities added. It attracts a lot of regular school and community group visits, so is still a well-used facility. It now has a 72-station gym / fitness suite, cardio theatre, dance studio, spinning room, community room and a smaller teaching pool in addition to its original 25-metre pool. They have a range of classes on offer, from yoga to soft play for little ones - and there's a strong community feel to the place. The on site café serves basic hot and cold snacks such as paninis and jacket potatoes if you're hungry after your swim. If you live in the area, it's worth checking out - but not worth a special trip over to Ely.

This is a members only gym, and yes I am a member so of course I think its good…read more Its out on the new industrial estate by Cardiff City football grounds and this gyms only been open a few months so its in very good condition. Now I have to admit that I can't see very well and I am not going to wear my glasses to the gym which did lead to some amount of confusion for me because there are so many mirrors that I thought the place was massive! It is pretty big, just not as big as I first thought it was!! Anyway its good because it has plenty of every machine so you don't have to wait to use anything. They also have a whole big section of spinning bikes and a large mat area for floor exercises. There's also two separate studio's with one being specially for yoga and relaxation. Its kept very clean and can probably get really busy in the evening, but I go off peak which offers really good value for money at £27 per month. It costs a tenner more if you want to go in the evening.

As a member of this gym for the past 5 years I would have given this 4 stars until the recent…read more'upgrade'. Where there used to be a very pleasant cafe area where you could relax, meet up with friends and get food and a decent coffee there is now what amounts to a an unwelcoming waiting area with a coffee machine. It gives a strong message that DW Sports doesn't want you hanging around after you've used their facilities. Message received and membership shortly to be cancelled.