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Pleasurewood Hills

Family theme park

Try not to scream when riding Wipeout - the only Vekoma Boomerang coaster in the UK . Alternatively the Cannonball Express or the heights of the Jolly Roger may offer the challenges you need.

Other rides are more family friendly such as a pirate ship, chairlifts and carousel or there is even the Kiddie zone designed for children under 1m in height with its Big train ride and lighthouse.

Watch the sea lion show or discover the skills of the lively collection of parrots.

There are height restrictions applicable on some rides.

A wide range of takeaway food can be purchased ncluding vegan and vegetarian options.

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Pleasurewood Hills is located off the A47 between Lowestoft and Great Yarmouth Trains run to Lowestoft and Great Yarmouth. There are local bus routes connecting with the railway stations and nearby towns.

Free car parking on site.

All guests have to pay to enter the park. There is a non-rider ticket available which enables you to watch the shows, ride the trains and chairlift. The ticket can be upgraded at any time to allow access to the various rides.

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Kids & Families

Lowestoft

Text © Angela Youngman

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