




Experience seaside thrills with rides for sensation seekers and traditional family favourites at this classic amusement park.
Venue Type
Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in
Wide variety of food and drink options including full meals, snacks, drinks, ice cream and candy floss
Was on a Norfolk broads boat holiday & decided to stop off at Great Yarmouth to ride the wooden roller coaster. Although it was a really hot day we all enjoyed ourselves.
Always great fun coming here. It’s easy and simple hardly any cues and lots of great rides to go on. The wooden roller coaster is still our favorite. The coffee and donuts were tasty and good value served with a smile. Many thanks gyp staff for giving us a great day. Highly recommended
Visited on a sunny Bank Holiday and had another fantastic day here. The park is spotlessly clean, all the rides were fully operational and there are sufficient competent and friendly staff to keep things moving along swiftly. My party certainly got their monies worth given the number of rides they were able to get on. We even left before closing time as we were all tired from the non-stop fun. The mixture of rides on offer caters really well for all ages. I didn't spot any news ones this year but that's not surprising given the economic conditions we're all facing and quite a number of new rides were installed last year. The main Food Court was very busy at lunch time but everyone seemed to get their food orders in an acceptable timeframe. Food prices were on point for the offerings I felt and there was a very good choice of hot food offerings. There were plenty of staff behind the counter, working effectively together although efficiency will no doubt improve as the season goes on. I even enjoyed the eclectic music mix; pop, rock, some classics and plenty of chart friendly d'n'b... Special mention for the carousel which is maintained to a truly superb standard. I booked the day before our visit to secure a small admission discount but wristbands were more expensive than I recall last year. To be fair, it was for a 7 hour day so they were still good value compared to ride credits and I was able to save a few quid by booking a £1 non-rider admission rather than then previous minimum of £5. If we don't come again beforehand, and I hope we will, we will certainly be back for the epic Halloween Fairground Frights experience!
A bit used to go intense rides including sky drop, roller coaster, twister and reverse time, my mum is very desprete to take me here so i decide that today i came to visit. Weather- Extremly mild and warm with high of 23°C with rain on the way to spoil the big fun day. Fun fact- the sky drop is the loudest ride in the place and the laucher sounds at over 120DB, i wont stand too close to the ride but i did went on it 3 times today. Since im nearly 15 yesrs old now, i will start to go on more intense rides, exept the pelunum and the lighting 360, both rides contains upside down and im allergic to be upside down. But Yeah we will be back but will be at somepoint!
Rides are basic, more like a decent funfair. But great day for kids aged 10 and 11. Unlimited wristbands were well used and good value. Even during Easter school holidays, never had to queue for any of the rides
Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026
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This venue was last updated on 29 September 2026
