When you go through the entrance to Skegness Pier you may not even notice that you have gone onto a pier, as it just seems like another seafront amusement arcade. You tend to think of piers as being over the sea, but the vast majority of this pier is over land, with just a short viewing platform at the end overlooking the sea. It is unfortunate that most of the piers in this country have lost that magic they used to have, as an attraction for walking along and taking in the sea air, with the waves gently rolling beneath the wooden planking of the pier. This pier is basically a giant amusement arcade, which is very noisy and very busy. As well as all the ...  Read the complete review

Skegness Pier is an very family entertaining experience. Aswell as the usual amusement's slot machines etc. There is a wide selection of 'other things to do' There is a large softplay/climbing area (similar to a wacky warehouse) This is mainly for children over 5 as the equipment gets quite complex and high! There is the ability to have your photo taken and put onto any item that you wish T shirts, mugs etc. All of the standard catering facilities are available including a delicious selection of baguettes. At the end of the pier there is a viewing area where you can look out to sea on the newly placed benches. Also at the end is a large area accomodating ...  Read the complete review