That's why everyone loves these Pleasure Beach rides. They're unique and irreplaceable so I still haven't got over the Wild Mouse!I must admit, I don't really enjoy Steeplechase, personally, but I would like to see it stay as it's the only one in the world; unique rides like it are what make Blackpool Pleasure Beach what it is!
Has anyone been in Ripley's recently? I don't think I have been in since maybe 2003 or so.
It does need something new to draw the crowds in. And a bit of BLC wouldn't go a miss.I went in 2018. It felt very dated, to say the least.
Yikes, was the op ok? The horses move surprisingly fast in the station.Steeplechase is a right laugh, i hope it's going nowhere.
However, in these health and safety conscious times it's not the most accesible ride, i've done myself in a few times getting on and off the horses, I saw a ride operator get clobbered by one last year as well when it braked late.
The Gold Mine cart sold out whilst I sat pondering whether to purchase. It’s a ride that holds many family memories from over 30 years ago!Has anyone seen the Online Pleasure Beach Shop. They've reduced the selling of the gold mine carts by £150 so now you can get a gold mine cart for £100 or a monorail train for the same price.
I think it opened back in 1971? I always used to like the interaction with River Caves. Sorry that you missed out on it mate. You planning on getting anything else or nah?The Gold Mine cart sold out whilst I sat pondering whether to purchase. It’s a ride that holds many family memories from over 30 years ago!
I think it’d have been a very rash purchase! Collecting it and storing it would have been tricky. And that’s before getting it past the other half.I think it opened back in 1971? I always used to like the interaction with River Caves. Sorry that you missed out on it mate. You planning on getting anything else or nah?
I got the nod from the other half , but after taking a look at the measurements, I couldn't have got it into the back garden. Also it would have been extra cost to get it transported.I think it’d have been a very rash purchase! Collecting it and storing it would have been tricky. And that’s before getting it past the other half.
I think around 1985 three generations of my family would have been riding it at the same time. It was the only ride I remember we all went on together.
My only hesitation with the Gold Mine cars is they look pretty battered and don't have much of a chassis?
Would be cool though, no doubt. I can't say anything really... the junk I have bought over the years.