A whole lot of fun really. £30 for a wristband is quite expensive, but eh, you'd pay about £5 per ride, it all adds up. Queueing isn't too bad, compared to Alton Towers or Drayton Manor. I went at night, which changes your whole perspective on the rides, the Grand National was excellent, especially because you couldn't see where the... more

People have been moaning about the Pleasure Beach recently. Mainly because of the £5 entry fee.Why? you get to go to a show for free, and you get to go into 3 attractions for free, whats the matter with that? And alot of people are moaning about the price, £25 to go on any ride in the park any amount... more

Oh Dear Oh Dear. We’ve been here many times in the past and always rated it the top theme park in the UK and pretty high up the world list as well but not anymore. One of the big attractions of the Pleasure Beach was the good value of the wristband. You had all the shows and all the rides... more

Good value for money day out for all the family. Ecellent. So much better than we was expecting as we thought this was quite expensive for a family of 4 but definetly value for money and plent to do for all ages... Cant waite to go again. more

being a family of four ,3 adults and 1 child we paid eqivalent of £100 approx admission. Park advertised a 10 am opening got there at 945 so we could get the wristbands and get on the big rides before the queues. Really fed up along with people who had the same idea as all the rides were shut only... more

Took my daughter to Pleasure Beach and bought the wrist band online before we went saving £5 on price. Long queues for rides but no different from any other theme park. Rides were excellent. The long queue allowed you to get your stomach back before the next turn!! Dare you to go on the BIG ONE!! If you want photos... more

I’ve been regular visitor to Blackpool, more specifically the Pleasure Beach, for many years. I quite like the WYSIWYG feel of Blackpool generally and although the park is small in area when compared to more modern theme parks it has a density of rides that is unique – tracks intertwine and there is barely a square metre of unused space.... more

Hubby and kids were at the Pleasure Beach yesterday.We paid at the gate for entry.The guy who sold us our tickets was friendly and nice.The security which is a new thing for us, was also polite and chatty and they also made nice comments about my Hubby's Scott leather jacket.Our kids are more used to Jersey but when we arrived... more

The Pleasure Beach is a very overpriced British venue, its run down and needs a good clean up. Most of the staff are misserable and not interested in their jobs or the paying public. Most of the rides are old and look past their best, thats the ones that are working! There are many better value places in the UK... more