First time back in Pleasure Beach since covid. Great deals for entry. Funcards for just walking around park and tokens can be added. Cards are valid for season and unlimited entry. Good rides and food selection. Good value and friendly staff.

We had our first visit to great Yarmouth pleasure Beach on fright night on Wednesday, the 25th of October. Thoroughly enjoyable. We had a brilliant night I highly recommend you visit. Also I’d like to give a big shout out to one of the members of staff Paul H. He was very helpful and knowledgeable as we asked him lots of questions about the park, he was very happy to answer a credit to the pleasure beach, Kate and Jim

This review was originally wrote in 2021. We were hesitant to come due to social distancing but we didn’t need to worry. The park is well run with lots of sanitising stations around. The most we queued for was 5 minutes and they restricted numbers which made it much more bearable. Prices in the bar for drinks were slightly above average but that’s to be expected. The rollercoaster is great, kids and adults loved it!

Another visit not very busy Sunny outside Kids had fun Been a few times this year but kids now bored of it . Would be good to have some shows like the Halloween event or just some atmosphere when walking around . Maybe a few more themed characters just on the rides give them a bit of ambiance. Had coffee from down the far end No Cyrup choices And cups extremely small fir £3 I feel like this needs a water ride of some sort ? Since the log fume went none of the rides compare and this loss was a big loss to the park. Or maybe add something unique to the park like your own mini golf ? Or hall of mirrors something quirky 🤪

There were so many rides and fun for everyone from little ones to thrill seekers. However, it was reasonably expensive There are 3 options for payment: A £5 fun card, giving you 5 credits (1 classic rollercoaster). A £10 fun card, giving you 10 credits (2 classic rollercoaster rides). A wristband, costing around £25 per person, which was extremely overpriced, especially for families. There is also a season pass, but I haven’t found out the cost I really enjoyed the pendulum, lighting 360 and rollercoaster rides. My sister enjoyed some of the tamer rides like the teacups and the monorail. Furthermore, this funfair is right on the beach, and has lots more activities and dining options near it Finally, there is an extension focused for little ones, called the Pkeasure Beach Gardens. It has a mini carousel, mini driving tracks and even a god digging experince! I would definitely recommend coming on a sunny day, and if you can afford it. Would definitely return.

Expensive for what is there. Adults have no option but to buy a £5 voucher to get in. Rides no better than a local travelling fair but with an even more expensive price tag. Total tourist trap. If it was cheaper we would’ve spent more.

Visited the Pleasure Beach this week, it was only open on Wednesday through the week. It opened 12pm to 5pm, busy at opening time but queues were moving quickly. Wristbands offered excellent value for money as we tried nearly all of the rides twice. Sunny day really helped. The park had a lovely atmosphere. Wooden roller coaster was excellent.

It's a great traditional seaside funfair. Reasonably priced with the option of either a pass card or wristband. I recommend the wristband. You can stay all day or until you've had enough. The staff were great, really accommodating, especially with our autistic son. There was enough there to mean that the queues were low. An excellent day out.

Winced a bit at the “pre ordered” ticket for £90 for 3 x 7 years old and over and 1 x 6 year old. But I must say a very very good day spent in the park with the Grandchildren. With the wrist bands you can go on as many rides as you wish as many times as you wish. The Grandchildren after the 7/8 visit through the Fun House pushed this to the limit 😃 but the had a lovely time. Bit grubby round the edges and a good pressure wash would benefit the overall look but that aside GREAT.

Lots of family friendly rides, photos/keyring etc were reasonably priced by souvenir standards. Queues for rides went down quickly and mostly walk on. We brought wristbands all round. But in hindsight perhaps should've gone with a fun card next time. As my son did not need or want to be accompanied on the rides! 😂 Food outlets looked absolutely crazy for queues, don't be put off as it was well organised and fast moving! Will visit again!