Despite living local this is the first time we’ve visited here due to the cost and my kids ages. They are only 8 and 9 so wasn’t sure they’d be able to do much but wow they had an amazing time! Such a lovely day out, will definitely be returning.

Ok day out, booked online and entry was straightforward. The park was relatively quiet so we’re able to get on most rides quickly with minimal wait time. The new shop at entrance is lovely. Icon and the big one were running very well and staff were efficient and polite. We decided to try out Valhalla while it’s trialling it’s technical rehearsal. Got totally drenched ( as expected) however the experience was totally ruined by extremely rude member of staff who is in charge of loading and unloading boats. As you approach the off loading area loud audio plays telling you to stay seated until boat stops however a rather loud mouthed red headed and bearded man was shouting rather aggressively to paying customers to get off and if they don’t hear him he’s gets rather irritated and shouts very loudly. Wasn’t just us looking rather frustrated. Please sort your customer service out. There’s a cost of living crisis so people’s extremely hard cash is being spent on a day out, was very disappointed with that experience. It’s a shame as up until that point the day was going well

Visited the park on 10/5/23. Great day all round! All rides that were advertised to be open were open, food and drink selection was brilliant (considering it was a very quiet day) and any staff I encountered were friendly and helpful. The only reason for 4/5 is the fact you need to scan on to every ride. I don't see why this is necessary as everyone that is in the park has paid to be there. This also put me off riding Valhalla as i would have needed to take my phone on with me due to having to scan to get on the ride. Overall though, a very good day out!

Walk the Woodie event. As lovers of coasters and Pleasure Beach since the 80s its great to enjoy a little something different. We did the walk last year and booked again this year for the Big Dippers 100th Birthday. It’s not a cheap event but worth every penny. After meeting the team members for a safety briefing you are harnessed up and ready to go. You can bring along a spectator but bear in mind they may not be able to see you during the whole of the experience due to the layout of the park and location of the walk. This years walk was completely different, covering different parts of the track, but this event is so much more than just a walk. Andy was our host and with the other members of staff shared facts about the coaster and park as we made our way around. We stopped at points where it is a great chance to take some photos of the park with views you wouldn’t normally get, whilst learning some history of these great rides. Groups are kept very small and there is plenty of chance to ask questions. The whole experience lasts around 90 mins and is finished off with the gift to take away to remember your day. We went early evening but there is the chance of a later walk which would allow you to catch the sunsets at certain times of the year. We cant recommend it enough, if you are thinking about it, go for it. We went as a 2 and walked with 2 people attending on there own. The staff make everyone so welcome that if you unsure of going along on your own, don't worry people get chatting from the off.

Another fun time had at Blackpool to celebrate my son’s 30th birthday 😂 but was so sad to see The Wild Mouse ride has gone 😭. Ended up buying a chunk of wood from the ride as a memory. I’m glad my children got to go on it over the years before it was dismantled. Sad to see that not much was done to the area where it stood. The park was clean and the food was good for the type of place that it is. The refurbished Valhalla ride was still a huge hit and the new Icon ride was worth the wait. We like Blackpool because it’s a generation thing and all my children and their friends have grown up having very good memories of the park. It’s a shame they have got rid of the lower price entry fee for people who don’t or can’t go on the rides so that they can share in on the day. Also found the whole e-tickets a lot of fuss and the service didn’t work well at all. What’s the point of having a group leader and then having to still scan everyone and there was no point taking a photo of each person as no one cared and you could scan the same e-ticket to let everyone in. It would be good if a really good water rapids ride was installed and the Ghost train was redone to actually be scary and modern. I would hate to see Blackpool pleasure beach close down if the attendance continues to get lower, so some updating and new rides would be great. We still love the place though and will visit again when the illuminations come on.

Brilliant from start to finish, we came for a surprise 18th birthday treat for my daughter who is autistic, it’s been a dream of hers to visit for a long while, we all had a wonderful day including the grandchildren who loved Nickelodeon land. The park was so clean and tidy and the staff so kind and welcoming. We had lunch at coasters restaurant and the food was really great, good selection and the view wonderful. Thank you we enjoyed every minute.

We went 2 nights , Fri n Sat 19th May . South Beach Travelodge, perfect for travel and to sleep in a clean comfortable bed ,quiet enough to get some shut eye. Great location with parking onsite if you get in between 1 and 2 there’s about 20 spaces costing £8 for 24 hours .big Weatherspoons close bye for excellent breakfast and unlimited proper coffee. We had a great time as weather was warm n sunny , we had our fill after 2nd day , enough for another 5 years till next visit.

I went to Pleasure Beach with my boyfriend the last Friday. We had so much fun in the park. It was old but still in a great condition and not out dated at all. We enjoyed the roller coasters, like The Big One, the horse coaster and Grand National. Above all, the best was Vahalla, such an amazing water ride

I've lost count of how many times we've visited the park as a family we absolutely love it and this time was no different however I did have a couple of things I wanted to point out 1. Food, it's not the best quality and it's very over priced, we went to the noodle bar situated just next to the infusion coaster, we paid over £35 for 3 boxes of noodles with a choice of sauce and 3 bits of chicken and 2 drinks, which I think is unreasonable so if you're visiting the park I'd take a packed lunch. The drinks arnt much better either £2 to £3 for a normal bottle of pop, you can but the BPB refillable cups for £12 and get them refilled at most of the eataries which I think works out a cheaper option, we were quite disappointed also when we found that we had to pay extra to go on ikon on the back spinning seats after we'd already paid over £100 to get into the park, the price was £15pp or £25pp if you wanted to jump the que, I think that once you've paid to get into the park all rides should be included! The day we booked was a late night riding day and that there was supposed to be a dj playing in the park, we never seen or heard the dj so that was disappointing too but other than those points we had a fantastic day at the park and will definitely not hesitate to visit again!

Great weather great time all rides were open but queue times always too long. Takes ages faffing around with tickets on scanners at every ride. Surely a wristband would be quicker