Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach - Great Yarmouth

Emma Walsh

A full afternoon out for myself and my 12 yr old. Tamer than bigger bespoke sites but for the size, location, price and fantastic views, it was definitly worth it. Booked the night before to save a bit of money. The wristband was well worth it as we could go on everything. Peak of summer and I think the most we waited was 10 minutes, but most rides we pretty much got straight on. Don't expect the scares of big sites, more traditional fun. Tip - wear shoes that cover your toes as we couldn't go on a funny house thing as we had flip flops / sliders on.

Andrew S

This would of been five stars if it wasn't for you each needing to buy a credit card with a minimum of five pounds which are then used on the rides. However whilst we took our granddaughter we bought two X five pounds cards and a ten pound card for her and subsequently gave her the twenty pounds credit to use ! Certainly enough for her to enjoy time there. Great atmosphere and well laid out and organised. Several machines allowing you to check your credit on each card . Only frustrating point to note you can't use multiple cards on a ride and you can't transfer onto a single card so you land up with one or two pounds on each card. However they last a season so you re enter and top each card up.The rides were good , she didn't bother joining the very long queue for the roller coaster , however fun had by all... Also the slush puppies were reasonably priced with free refills lol....

Richard Harris

Good combo of rides . Wrist band definitely worth it especially as got half price for blue badge. Quite a lot of spinning rides which is no good for my wife but I enjoyed them all . Food was reasonable priced. Was a nice way to spend 3 hours

Sophie Samme

Staff were very helpful, variety of rides for all ages and heights. We had the cards you can top up with credits and there's machine dotted around to be able to top them up. Would recommend taking change as there's also stalls of fair games throughout which varied from 50p-£4.00 a go.

William Mitchell

Had a amazing day out with the kids, bought our tickets online the day before and collected them at the desk, sad to see the log flume is no more as we was excited to go on it. Getting the wrist bands online cost £72 for 3 of us which gave us unlimited goes on all the rides…bumper cars was my fav lol, all the staff incredible friendly and added to our experience.. my son got a rub on tattoo which for £10 was a joke but was a reward for going on one the the scary rides, overall was a great day

O W Deer

Ok, so, we thought about pre booking for the ride credits, but we didn't and it seemed to be the same price anyway. We went to the booth at the entrance and ordered a card each, 5 credits for each of the 2 adults and 10 credits for our child. It wasn't explained to us that we could have just got one card (we think). Cards can be topped up with ride credits inside the park, fairly easily, at the cash point style machines.
Positive - loads to do, plenty of rides to choose from and the first thing we made a bee line for was the very popular, historical roller coaster...warning - it's 5 credits each (basically £5, £15 for the 3 of us) and whilst it was really enjoyable and lasted quite a while, we felt this was really pricey.
Some of the rides are 2 credits, some 3, some 4, depending on the thrill factor and age they're designed for I guess.
£4 for hook a duck We decided that was pushing it seeing as we topped up the credits after our first ride, otherwise we literally couldn't have gone on any more rides with our child after the first big spend!
Some really good rides, we had a lovely time, plenty to do, friendly staff and souvenirs were inexpensive.
We daren't look at food - we left before we got hungry!
Looked at the upside down house - waaay too pricey for the 3 of us.
We loved it all though and completely understand that the rise in costs must have affected these places too.

brian siwela

Imagine my excitement when I got here, found a parking - eventually - and downloaded the app (Parking Ops). That was obviously short lived. The app is useless - that's me being PC - so everyone had to que by the m/c to pay by card. It's not bad enough that the parking was heaving, then you still had to grapple with this useless app. Anyhoo, that's the negative bit out of the way.

Quite a nice day out for kids and adults, I have to add. £5 will get you a Fun card with 5 credits or you could commit for a wristband which will set you back £26 for unlimited rides. The rides are OK and I can't really criticise them. Being a reasonably warm day, the park was full. Quite a pleasant day out and I'd recommend. I did survey the food court and couldn't find anything vegan - that's not great and needs to improve - but for everyone else there seemed to be the usual plethora of theme park type foods. All in all I'd recommend. Just make sure you check the weather before heading
out.

Dominic Wicks

It’s amazing place it’s got plenty of rides and nice food stalls I got a Nutella and strawberry crepe I like the haunted hotel that was good I enjoyed it the only thing was it’s quite expensive I used to go here all the time when I was younger and it just more expensive