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I went there in October 2008. And I was really afraid that it was already closed for the public, as most of Welsh landmarks are during winter, but luckily I was lucky! When I went there it was time of Half Term Break so it was full of kids with their parents, I don't know if it is the same throughout the year.
The centre, nearby the Breacon Brecons, itself comprises of 10 attractions by itself but each one doesn't make an attraction, if you understand what I mean. I think this is one of the big bonus of the centre to be able to do several stuff there, since it is a bit isolated.
When you first enter you have the farm on your right, further ahead on your right you have a camping site and at your left the centre itself. On the centre you have a coffeshop with hot food and some places for you to eat, a shop (which is full of minerals, rocks and those sort of things) and the ticket office.
Each ticket is around £10.50, and as I said you get the full 10 attractions. You begin by seeing some dinosaurs, they will accompany you throughout your journey along the centre. The first cave you go to is the Dan-yr-Ogof, the first the Morgan brothers discovered and the reason why this centre started. When you enter it (and saying that when you enter the whole centre) you see that this is an old centre, it really needs an upgrade. The caves are raw, it could really benefit from a bit more interaction with the public, all you have is a recording passing all over again of the Morgan brothers relating their findings. It is quite a nice cave, long and with some strangely nice structures. It is worth going for a look. The next step of the park is the Cathedral cave, to go there you pass through a Neanderthal village, a very small group of huts with some representations of the villagers, good to know still. Then you go around it, see more dinosaurs and get to the cave, you can collect some cool mining Torches (flashlights) and get on touring the Cathedral cave. For what I collected this cave is called like this because you can marry there and in my view it is a very nice place to get married, you even have some inner waterfalls next to the altar. After this cave, you have another one, the Bones cave, where you have to wear a helmet because it has a very low ceiling which makes it a bit fun, but then you reach the cave and notice that it is only a hole in the mountain with fences and all dark. Then for about 20 seconds there is light and you can see 1/3 of the cave then for another 5 minutes you are all in the dark. Not the best, but at least while walking to there you can see more unusual dinosaurs. You have a shop in the way out for the rocks and minerals I have mentioned before. And that's it.
It was a fun day to explore Wales a bit, it is good if you are in a good mood and like to know about these little places around, the general feeling is that it is out of date and a bit expensive for what it is on offer. But well, it is worth to explore as I said.