5 Reasons to visit Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach in 2023

Feel the force of a 4-D experience. 3-D imagery and special effects such as lighting, moving seats, water sprays, air blasts, leg ticklers, smells and bubbles combine to form an exhilarating experience.

Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach have been busy installing magic Fun Card readers at every ride.

To enter the park and utilise there rides you now have 3 options:

• Wristbands – unlimited rides from open til close.
• Rider fun card – entry plus 10 credits, fun card can be topped up at self service machines inside the park.
• Non-rider fun card – entry only fun card, if you change your mind during the day, you can top up your fun card at the self service machines.

There will be TWO walk through scare mazes this year. A completely revamped “The Workshop” and MAJOR changes in the “Not So Fun Factory”.

Two of there rides will feature scare actors. Snails and Scary Tales returns for 2023 as well as the Haunted Hotel. Both rides will feature new characters, never seen before.

The Roller Coaster is undoubtedly the star attraction at the Pleasure Beach having been in place since 1933! The ride actually dates back even further to 1928 when it was manufactured, but was operational in France before coming to Great Yarmouth. The traditional coaster made from wood has a single pull-up, once the train has left the top it then travels under gravity the whole journey until it arrives back at the station.

At the rear of the 1st carriage on each train a seated operator controls the brakes, unusually there are no brakes fitted to the track at all.

Spread over nine acres, the Pleasure Beach offers huge family fun – full-throttle white knuckle rides to exhilarate and thrill and fun rides to keep the children happy for hours.

Roller coaster has been the star attraction since 1932 and is still a crowd puller today.