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Blackpool Pleasure Beach: 2026 Discussion
Poisson
TS Member
It wasn't.
It seemed to run at half speed... a bit like the Flying Machines at the moment.
I mean Flying Machines run faster than the Polish version at Legendia. That was SLOW
John_P
TS Member
Was slightly terrified by the propellers on the front of the ride vehicles.I mean Flying Machines run faster than the Polish version at Legendia. That was SLOW
Skyscraper
TS Member
The park themselves have posted a video on their socials confirming the date;Seen a post from your experience guide from the season launch that Aviktas will open on 21st May.
From: https://youtu.be/OmaGYsfOSSc?si=GzaITgCMy3NQmOfw
Benjsh
TS Member
Spring Bank weekend for the new big ride, as they usually do.
Good old Whitsuntide full opening.
I suppose it gets them more repeat visits. If they opened it March time then people might stop a few coming back and spending more money which makes sense.
I will give opening weekend a miss though. Vloggers do my nut in.
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Pleasure Beach Resort urges support for the tourism sector as it launches its 130th season Pleasure Beach Resort is calling on visitors, residents and businesses to get behind the travel and...
Benjsh
TS Member
Definitely a step in the right direction in my eyes.
We're living in increasingly challenging times financially and yet another war in the middle east is not going to help ease the burden on cost of living for families one bit. Petrol and gas prices are already sky rocketing.
PB need to do everything they can to attract punters. I do think some of these changes are several years too late but credit where credit is due.....they appear to have realised it was an error to alienate so many potential punters. I sincerely hope this works out for them and it begins to improve. I don't think it will ever get back to the magical days of the past but it can definitely be better than what we've had the last decade or so.
We're living in increasingly challenging times financially and yet another war in the middle east is not going to help ease the burden on cost of living for families one bit. Petrol and gas prices are already sky rocketing.
PB need to do everything they can to attract punters. I do think some of these changes are several years too late but credit where credit is due.....they appear to have realised it was an error to alienate so many potential punters. I sincerely hope this works out for them and it begins to improve. I don't think it will ever get back to the magical days of the past but it can definitely be better than what we've had the last decade or so.
I would like to see Pleasure Beach reopen all the entrances along ocean boulevard, there is no reason you couldn't have entrance scanner placed upon all of them rather then funnelling everyone through all the north side of the park not free to enter but gives access to more guests and hotels easier.
shakey
TS Member
If this new flex pass gives the option for reasonable price ride tickets then i think it could work.
But considering the current walk around pass is £20 then i doubt the flex pass is going to be much cheaper than that. And if that's the case then I don't think they could have the rides much more than a fiver each. And even at that price, if you go on more than one ride you may as well just get an unlimited ride ticket .
Be interesting to see how they price it.
But considering the current walk around pass is £20 then i doubt the flex pass is going to be much cheaper than that. And if that's the case then I don't think they could have the rides much more than a fiver each. And even at that price, if you go on more than one ride you may as well just get an unlimited ride ticket .
Be interesting to see how they price it.
Benjsh
TS Member
If this new flex pass gives the option for reasonable price ride tickets then i think it could work.
But considering the current walk around pass is £20 then i doubt the flex pass is going to be much cheaper than that. And if that's the case then I don't think they could have the rides much more than a fiver each. And even at that price, if you go on more than one ride you may as well just get an unlimited ride ticket .
Be interesting to see how they price it.
There was absolutely no reason to charge £20 though for the non rider pass. This was such a disastrous move by the park.
Totally understand that it couldn't be free anymore due to the anti social behaviour issues, but £20 is far too high for parents and grandparents to pay to sit down and have a coffee whilst their children had fun on the rides.
Needs to be high enough to stop unpleasant people attending but low enough to actually attract people too.
A tenner with a coupon for a free hot beverage for every non rider as long as they have at least one full paying ticket with them.
