Lovely walk to the pier ,the pier wasn't open and sadly there had been a fire in the main building,I had seen this on the news so was aware, hopefully it will be sorted soon. We went to a very nice cafe,for drinks and ice cream . The prices were very good. There is a little arcade for children that looked good fun. They also have a Ferris wheel. Also the upside down house ,you pay a small free I think £6 to go inside,good photo opportunities inside .

Dont expect a massive pier, it is pretty basic. Restaurants,cafes and bars nearby, the wheel and some great views looking out to sea and the bay which you really can't fault on a summers day. Parking around here is manic and just getting into the Mumbles itself be patient.

Superb little area. Nearest car parks are pay and display and not accessible for prams and wheelchair users due to steps. Accessible routes are a bit further away. There is a superb chip shop with very reasonable prices. There is also an arcade with traditional amusements for all ages. Attached to the cafe is a fantastic cafe. There is alcohol served on the pier. There is a large Ferris wheel that was sadly closed during my visit. The pier itself is closed off due to repairs which I was disappointed over. The facilities and hospitality was spot on though.

Lovely pier, but the prices to for the Upside Down house and wheel are stupid. For a family of 4 or 5, its astronomical. Other than that, the pier is really nice and offers a lot to do, from food to arcades. Perfect for the whole family

A lovely old pier as good as any you'll find anywhere else in the UK. And there's a lifeboat station at the end too, plus a ferris wheel and an amusement arcade. Plus the cafe is excellent for a bit of sustenance after a walk around. Well recommended.