Good value for money! Good range of rides and attractions and much cheaper than places like alton towers! Queues were practically non-existent despite it being Easter Holidays we pretty much got on everything within 5 or 10 minutes. Staff are all very friendly and helpful

🎢 We had a great day today for me & two 11yr olds who love rides. The range of rides felt varied (we rode everything at least once!) and no queues were longer than 10 minutes. There are classics likes the roller coaster, carousel, dodgems & the pirate ship. The newer additions such as last year’s Lightening 360 are fun and my two loved Disko & the huddle of three rides beyond the roller coaster which some may miss. The 4D film was fun and good for a break, as was the monorail. 🎟️ The new wristband entry system represented excellent value for money for us as it allowed unlimited rides for the 7 hours the park was open today. I usually use a Funcard to enter while my children ride. This is a one-off £5 to buy then can be used for free entry any number of times. You can top up the card to ride anything you fancy, see the online info for each ride. Prices equate to £1 for a token. But if you don’t go on rides, have medical issues or just want to watch family members having fun, I think it’s fair because when the park used to be open for anyone to wander about, the atmosphere for families wasn’t as nice. It also limits how crowded the park gets and reduces queues. Again, when it was all open, it was difficult to predict and manage the numbers coming in. The staff were all happy & chatty including some newer members being trained up by experienced members. 🍦 We had ice creams which were lovely. We also bought a ride photo fridge magnet which felt fairly priced at £7, produced immediately and was good quality. Food was the usual sort of thing offered by amusement parks plus slushies, hot drinks etc but there are sandwiches available and two bars if the sun’s out and you fancy a drink on holiday! 😃 We are local so very likely to return another day and hope the weather is as nice! A Season ticket is worth it for us as we would make our money back in 4 visits. I think anyone put off by the price should check out the token price of individual rides and opening hours as it may work out to be good value for fun for a long period of the day depending on the ages within your family and disposition to rides.

What a fantastic day out in Great Yarmouth! We visited as a family of five, with 3 children aged 8, 6 and 4. We also went with a family of 4, with children aged 8 and 12 and grandparents. EVERYONE was entertained for the WHOLE day and this is fantastic value for money! We didn’t stop for the whole day with rides suitable for the whole party and not once did anyone ever get bored. Food choice and prices were brilliant. Staff were very helpful. A must visit when in Yarmouth as a family!

We had a great day at the pleasure beach. Always brilliant to get on Roller Coaster. Absolute classic and brings back great memories. Even better than you’re able to take on young kids over 90cm. My two love it. Loads of other great rides too, they really love the ghost train and snails. Thanks for a brilliant day.

Fabulous place. Rides well maintained with minimal, if any queues. The staff were super-friendly and attentive, and happily chatted away with my son who has a special interest in rollercoaster history. Considering we paid £3-£4 per person per ride when we went to a traditional funfair in Skegness offering far fewer and less exciting rides, I’d say the wristbands present excellent value.

Visited with my family recently. I've been coming for over 40 years since childhood and little has changed. While we did enjoy ourselves, it's nowhere near "good value." Firstly, the price is a huge jump on previous years and to park nearby it's at LEAST an extra £6. So £100 for a family of four is a lot of money for what it is. You may have heard that they've removed the log flumes (which is a huge shame) but there were several other rides missing too that they've sneaked out. For example, the kids car ride at the back of the park has now gone. My children used to love doing that so were disappointed. On the plus side, the park was very quiet now that people can't afford to go. Queues were short, but I'm wondering how much longer they can afford to keep this going? High prices and no investment will only lead to the entire park closing..not just a few rides.

Second visit with our 5 year old after coming a year ago when he was younger. This was by far a better visit as he was able to go on more rides. Bought a wrist band and stayed all day with unlimited access to the rides. Great value visit if your planning on being there non stop.

Easy to find, great website and parking was a doddle. I was a little sceptical at first but once we’d entered the place was absolutely amazing. There were so many attractions and rides to enjoy we spent most of the day laughing and being big kids again. Enjoyed the best milkshake ever in the hot sun. Got the wrist band deal which was incredible value for money. Take the family as it’s a whole days fun with so many things to do for all ages.

Good old fashioned fun! The rides were great, queues were reasonably quick and there was plenty to see and enjoy. Three teenage boys who thoroughly enjoyed themselves (as did I!) This place still has the same atmosphere it had when I was a kid. The rollercoaster is still amazing after all these years!

We buy the season pass as we live locally and the value for money is amazing! We can pop down for just a couple of hours as and when we feel like it and we have not had a bad experience yet! We always ask our girls what they want to do and they always reply with the pleasure beach!