Blackpool Pleasure Beach Reviews

If you like white knuckle rides then Blackpool Pleasure beach is a great day out, it is located near the South Pier and is easiy accessible through the trams and buses that run along the seafront. There are also a number of car parks near by. When we visited we were staying in a B&B earer the north shore pier so used the ...  Read the complete review

**An Unexpected Pleasure** *Say "Blackpool" to someone and you're likely to end up swapping stories of hen parties, stag nights and boozy days among the slots and tat. Certainly this has been my main experience to date ..... until last month. *Blackpool Pleasure Beach - where? The pleasure beach is ...  Read the complete review

This review is focused on the Wild Mouse roller coaster at Blackpool Pleasure beach. The Wild Mouse is a bit of an unusual roller coaster. It's more of a genre than a specific coaster. The Wild Mouse (or Crazy Mouse, depending on the translation - there are many of them all over the world) is a tightly confined coaster, taking up a ...  Read the complete review

Blackpool Pleasure Beach was founded in 1896 with the aim of building an American style theme park which made adults feel like children again and has grown until over 100 years later it is now Britain's top theme park and rates as the 14th most popular amusement park in the world. I have now joined the ranks of 5.5 million people flocking there ...  Read the complete review

I visited the Blackpool Pleasure beach a month ago and was impressed overall. Since my visit there has been some bad press as there was an incident involving the Big Dipper in which two cars crashed together. I would advise against this putting anyone off visiting the park as it is one of Britain's oldest and most entertaining attractions. In ...  Read the complete review

Blackpool Pleasure Beach as everyone knows is a big attraction in the UK. It has plenty of many rides available and also it is busy so its a perfect day out.Well now it has changed a little with them charging 5 pound for each person entering the Pleasure Beach theme park. Even for small babies now they are charging and making money of ...  Read the complete review

Pleasure Beach Blackpool, for many the premier amusement park in the country. It costs £30 to get in and now £5 to enter as a "spectator" which is quite cheeky, the family deals don't take much off either, small reductions are to be had by booking online though and what you get is a access to a huge sprawling futuristic ...  Read the complete review

Blackpool pleasure beach To go to Blackpool has been my dream for many years, we never seem to go that far up country. But this year was different we were going to Alton towers and decided to take a trip up to Blackpool as well. We arrived early so parking wasn't a problem we parked in a car park behind the pleasure beach it was ...  Read the complete review

This is one of the best places i have ever been to! Blackpool pleasure beach has lots and lots of rides from childrens fairground rides to huge upside-down rides. I stayed in blackpool for 4 days and thanks to pleasure beach it was one of the best holidays i have ever been to. The only down side to the place is that its quite ...  Read the complete review

Oh this Place brings back such wonderful Memories both of Childhood and of my first excursion as an Adult. I LOVE Blackpool and the Pleasure Beach is wonderful. The Rides DO tend to be for teenagers as opposed to Adults, although I still haven't got the guts to go on "The Big One". It's just plain old fashioned ...  Read the complete review

This tourist attraction is very handy for a greta day out as i live near to Blackppol. You know thatr whenever you go it will be a fun filled day out! Location: The pleasure beach itself is located towards the south pier of Blackpool, away from most of the clubs and shops. It is very accessable for any means of transport whether ...  Read the complete review

I live in Blackpool so love going to the Pleasure Beach for a great day out. I cannot recomend enough! The only let down now is the fact you cant get in for free one thing that people used to love about this amusement park it was FREE!! You now have to buy a wristband-£30 if yo want to ride or £5 to enter the park. This £5 pass includes the ...  Read the complete review

Since I live in Blackpool, I don't really appreciate much of the touristy things you can do there. But I do appreaciate Blackpool Pleasure Beach! Buying a wristband lets you go on any ride you want, and I believe you can no longer buy individual tickets but im not sure? There are a big variety of rides, and there are new ones most ...  Read the complete review

Blackpool Pleasure Beach is a great day out. This theme park situated on the front at Blackpool has lots of great rides. 'The Pepsi Max' one of the highest and fastest roller coasters in the world will leave you grinning from ear to ear. 'Valhalla' will leave you very very wet, but is a great ride if you fancy something a little ...  Read the complete review

My first and only visit to Blackpool Pleasure Beach was about 3 years ago, where I went with family including cousins. Located in the north west of England, Blackpool Pleasure Beach is a theme park to die for! I have not forgotten a single detail. With rides like Ice Blast and Pepsi Max, it is one of the most amazing theme parks in Britain and in ...  Read the complete review

For a few years running I have gone to Blackpool for a weekend break with the family. Sometimes I go for the Illuminations and sometimes I go in the summer. Everytime I visit I always have a day at the Pleasure Beach. All day wrist bands are available to buy online and also at the door. Prices online range from £25 peak ...  Read the complete review

I visited Blackpool Pleasure Beach last year and I thought it was great value for money. The weather in Blackpool wasnt always great during my 4 day stay but this park didnt disappoint where ride were concerned or eating out. The general atmosphere of this park is happy and fun which is great for the family however the atmosphere here is nothing ...  Read the complete review

I visited blackpool pleasure beach last year and found a lot had changed since the last time i was there 20 years ago. There was still The Mouse rollercoaster which looked somewhat dated and tame compared with the gigantic Pepsi Max Big One which i didnt venture on as it looked more than i could handle, the cars rising slowly to the top then ...  Read the complete review

We recently went to revist the blackpool pleasure beach. In the early 90's we used to go every year. The big dissapointment is that you have to pay to get into the park even if you dont go on any rides. This is ok if you are planning to go on the rides anyway but if you are a parent or grandparent wanting to take your child on a couple ...  Read the complete review

blackpool pleasure beach is one of the best theme parks in the uk. it is a place that can be enjoyed by the whole family. it costs around £30 for a wristband which entitles you to an entire day of access to the rides which go from the most gentle rides to the most thrill seeking. in my opion the best of the rides are the revolution, the pepsi max, ...  Read the complete review