Pleasure Beach

Well where do I start ! This beautiful hidden gem along Yarmouth sea front is a paradise away from the hustle and bustle of life. The moment the family cast their eyes on to the lovely blue gate ,you can see the sparkle come to their eyes (twinkle). Had many a days out here with the family and some life long memories have been made. Great grandad Don had a stroke here while chasing away a unwanted seagull and Tracy my 8th child was born on the log flume!(slipped out) . A must see attraction for any family
5 7 years ago (30-12-2017)

A thrill-a-minute venue for all the family. Ride by tokens or wristbands or just sit back and watch the thrill-seekers scream and shout their approval on state-of-the-art rides. No charge for spectators - the park is open to all to come and go as you please. Food and drink kiosks and restaurants cater for the hungry and thirsty. Ice cream, waffles, candy floss, toffee apples, popcorn too. All the fun of the fair. Slot machine and video game arcades. Old-fashioned "cocks and horses" "gallopers" whatever you called them when you were young. Dodgems, Roller Coaster, oh and public toilets and the park in general which are kept perfectly clean and tidy by diligent staff, thank goodness...and PLEASE THANK THEM TOO!
5 7 years ago (25-10-2017)

Great day out with the family. Free parking is towards the end of the beach near where they are building the wind towers. A little walk back up to the rides of course. Plenty to do across the whole stretch. The kids loved all the amusements including, Go karting, crazy golf, bumper cars, roller coasters and so much more. There is also plenty of coffee shops, restaurants and fish and chip stations. Enjoy!
4 7 years ago (20-12-2017)

Love this place. You'll have so much fun. Friendly staff , suitable for all ages. Get a band, such good value.
5 7 years ago (02-02-2018)

Went on a Saturday in October and it was very quite. Literally no wait for rides. At First wrist bands seemed very expensive to go on rides unlimited, however we made the mistake of buying tokens before seeing what rides there were. There are loads of rides suitable for young children. My daughter was 3 and under 1m tall and could go on most providing an adult could be with her. And this is what made it expensive. Most toddler rides are 2 tokens a go, however both child and parent have to pay. Tokens are £1 each meaning a ride on flying dumbo is £4 If you have to be with them A toddler and parent wrist band was £25 which now looking back would have been a better investment. The 1932 wooden roller coaster which has a driver on board is amazing and i coukdnt believe my 3 year old loved it but it does cost 4 tokens per person. This meant for 2 parents and a toddler that one ride cost £12 worth of tokens. Best thing to do is walk around to see if there are rides which you want to do and if so work out the cheaper option.
4 7 years ago (09-10-2017)