Me and my mum have a drink on 28th of February and we like it was nice and relaxing so we was just thinking about mothers day on Saturday morning 14th of March and relaxing with a food and drink at breakfast at 11.00 if possible please can you confirm if we can come over and relaxing with you and me

This place is an absolute joke: If there’s even a slight breeze they don’t bother putting the bouncy castle up. In fact I’ve never seen it up regardless of the weather. The car/coaster can only make it around the loop if four or fewer kids are on it despite having room for 20ish which of course means longer queues. Not to mention it probably desperately needs maintenance. Then there’s the large bloke who “runs” the trampolines. By run, I mean he sits there motionless staring at his phone whilst larger kids jump on every trampoline knocking the smaller kids out the way. All the while it says no jumping between trampolines. He is beyond useless. It is supposed to be £8 for unlimited rides. Despite 25% of them not working they still charged me £7. This place deserves to go out of business.

Lido in Worthing is a cult place. It was built as a promenade in 1925. In 1957, a swimming pool was added, and the seaside structure became known as Lido. Currently listed as a Grade II monument, the facility is used as a family entertainment center and arcade, but there are plans for its redevelopment. Perhaps it will return to its previous function as a public swimming pool? Either way, it certainly needs refurbishment.

I wouldn't ever suggest this as a destination itself, but if you are on Worthing seafront anyway and have small children with you, they will definitely enjoy the rides and bouncy slides. Prices seem reasonable, there's an arcade, proper ice cream and what I assume is intended to be a highly authentic 1970s themed cafe.

Brilliant old family fun. We aways go to this place to play on the 2p machines to see if we can win a prize which some days we did and we did not but is not a big deal because we will be back on the machines again and walking on the pier