Fun things to do in Bridlington: 18 fun attractions and activities

Visited to see Jimmy Carr show. Very pleasantly surprised at the theatre size and comfort. I had a bad back which tbh had made me think twice as may theatres have cramped seating BUT seats we very comfortable and as a tall guy I appreciated the leg room in the stalls. We didn’t go for refreshments so can’t really comment on the lounge but there were longish queues shut that could have been due to the large crowd and the time we arrived. The staff were fab, security smooth and helpful. Comedy show was brilliant but not for the over sensitive as you would expect. Car parking at harbour plentiful. Great evening out.

Lovely welcoming cafe with beautiful views of the sea. Scones all different flavours, 1 would feed 2 people. Will definitely be visiting again.

had a lovely day spent here at Bridlington, plenty of people enjoying the winter sunshine, a little icy in some places but great blowing all the cobwebs away and starting back to the car as the day comes to an end, beautiful xx

Just used the Spa Cafe, absolutely spot on. First off there was a minor issue with what we had ordered at the til and a lovely member of staff had to come back to our table to sort it out. She went far further and beyond to resolve the issue immediately and we was very grateful. We ended up having sandwiches which isn’t just a sandwich as the plate comes with coleslaw, crisps and a nice salad. It was lovely and very reasonably priced indeed. We had coffee too which was good also. Big stand out though was the lady that dealt with us, best customer service I’ve seen for a while and will definitely be back. Thank you 👏

Visited for the Paul Heaton and the Zutins concert. Venue was great and staff outside helpful letting us know how long and which entrances was best to use etc. Inside was very busy once concert started and queues for bar areas was really busy, even with a few staff on. Great concert but worst part was when leaving and everyone was crushed together and was very slow moving to get out and up the stairs to leave.

ILLEGAL EAGLES ***** What a night. First time we have seen this band and so impressed! ***** It was raining on the night so we had a brolly. On entry to the Spa, because of security we had to "dump it" onto a pile of brollies in the melee to get into the venue! Fortunately because the venue is not too big brolly retrieval wasn't too bad! Good job it was fairly distinctive?

Lovely building with great atmosphere,went to see Rob Lamberti there and thoroughly enjoyed our experience, reasonably priced refreshments.

We had a very enjoyable visit. The hall is very well curated and maintained, the staff welcoming and knowledgeable. The gardens in particular the walled garden were beautiful. The Humboldt penguins and zoo are an additional attraction. You can also leave to walk along the headland to Danes Dyke or get a tourist road train into Bridlington and return for the car.

Sewerby hall it's self is closed from the end of September week days but open weekends. However the gardens and grounds are open all week free of charge even though it's autumn the gardens are still beautiful and well worth a visit. The walled gardens is a must visit with a excellent garden shop selling plants for a great price.The Zoo is also open and has a small charge of £4 for a adult to visit. The zoo is small but has birds, penguins, pigs, goats, donkeys,horses,larmas ect. There is a cafe and beautiful walks along the cliffs with views to Flamberhead and Bridlington. The land train runs from Sewerby hall to Bridlington aswell. I would highly recommend a visit Sewerby hall and is suitable for anyone.

Check website to see what's open\on. Large free car park, woods, play area, walk to see the sea (careful as erosion at the edge) there's a land train too. Interesting walk round the hall, a zoo with rescued coatis, pigs, birds etc nice cafe too after walking round the gardens. Great day out!

Was pleasantly surprised by this place. some really nice gardens, combined with a hall which does a great job of telling the story of it and it's inhabitants. For a council run site it does an excellent job. There is also the Amy Johnson rooms which memorabilia of the local flyer. There is also a nice cafe with excellent food on site.

Great hidden gem. Travelled over from beverley not really knowing what to expect. Was pleasantly surprised. Ample parking, lots of activities for all ages, whether it's viewing the walled gardens, exploring the zoo, enjoying some quality good or simply sitting on a bench enjoying the views and the sea air. Everyone was super friendly snd helpful with directions. A very good playground for ages up to 12. Family visit and would highly recommend.

Lovely house and gardens with entry included in the estate entrance price (rather than a seperate charge as seen at some places). Zoo area is small in size but well worth a visit. Nice cafe and outdoor seating area, sausage rolls delicious and great value. Play area for kids, as well as outdoor activities including a free small 18 hole putting area. Staff friendly and helpful.

Easy to find free parking. Great scenery lovely place to explore. Cafe can be busy but I found the food worth the wait. If you want you can pay to see the small zoo on site and look around inside the house.

Bridlington Priory is steeped in history, and is well worth a visit. The magnificent east and west windows are by William Wailes, and there are plenty of 'Mouseman' gems to be found here.

Full of history and beautiful to be in. There's a shop inside selling local honey, prints, religious and other small items. The outer grounds are worth walking round too. Donations can be made via contactless.

Visited the Priory on a few occasions. There are a number of volunteers upon arrival who show you around. The tour round is very interesting and recommend. You can take dogs in which is lovely and you can also get a tea or coffee. Inside there is also a giftshop which is stocked with a variety of goodies. Well worth spending time here. It is beautiful.

I attended as the wedding car driver so I had the chance to walk through the grounds and the graveyard. The church is part of the old Priory and as such is steeped in history. It was partly destroyed during the reformation which was the fate of many monastical premises during the wrath of King Henry the V111 and his henchman Thomas Cromwell. However, this part of the Priory was saved no doubt because it would have then served as a Parish Church. The graveyard is mostly neat but there is a wilding project near the rear to promote wildlife to return, which is admiral in intention. There is also a part of the graveyard given over to THE QUEEN'S COMMONWEALTH CANOPY. Even at this time of year I thought it looked spectacular. I would recommend taking at least an hour out of your schedule to just come and walk the grounds, read the information boards and soak up the history, you won’t be disappointed. There is also an interesting take on modern life as there are two carvings over one of the doors, which are of the current King Charles and Queen Camilla. Oh and the Vicar liked my car which was nice.

First time I've been able to view the rooms, which have been transformed into immaculate mini museums. Well done. It's free but donations welcome.

A very large church which is the remains of the priory. It was a big monastrey before the reformation. Interesting stained glass and various icons.

A beautiful large church with an amazing history. Rector Neil was very friendly & welcoming. There is a free coffee morning on Tuesday & the people attending & running it were lovely & friendly too. Some beautiful stain glass windows, a cute modern tapestry with the history of the priory & a peaceful respectful graveyard. A must visit.

Great swimming pool right on the sea front! We went for family splash time, which was approximately an hour long. Pool was very clean and well kept, staff were friendly. I went with my two little boys aged 8 and 11. They absolutely loved the smaller orange slide and the large water bucket that kept emptying onto the swimmers underneath. The water felt reasonably warm, there was a large area for spectators to sit and a lovely cafe area. Would come back here for another visit for sure!

We used the splash pool, can't believe I've not been before, it's brilliant for the price, 2. Decent slides, a big splash pad 2 leisure pools and a separate swimming pool. 90 mins no more than £15. Pre book is advised as it's quite popular

We came here for the 90 minute Splash session and it was great! The splash bit has guns to shoot, a massive bucket that spills everywhere every couple of minutes, 2 straight slides and a small flume. There are two large flumes. The red one is much faster and the orange one is suitable for taking a smaller child down on your lap. These are very clearly shown on a poster which was helpful. The big pool is a bit chillier but only noticeable after the kids pool being so warm! Lovely staff members. Clean changing rooms and showers. Cafe afterwards had great cakes and reasonably priced! You can look out at the sea from the swimming pool and the Cafe which is lovely!

Not a great experience unfortunately. Showed up with a 1 year old at 10:00. At no point when purchasing a day pass for swimming did any of the reception staff mention that the kids area wasn't open until 12:30... Why would you not think to mention this when you see someone with a 1 year old? Got changed and showered only to be told (very impolitely) by a total jerk of a lifeguard that the kids pool wasn't open. He suggested to just get in the cold lane swimming pool - absolutely not suitable. Left, and as per the advice of another member of staff returned at 12:30. Got changed again (which isn't that easy with a 1 year old), to then find out that the toddler/baby pool wasn't open, and only the Splash Zone. Why?! Not entirely sure, but the splash zone was definitely not suitable for the smaller kids. One absolute nob tried to spay my son with a water cannon. Special bonus that the sauna and jacuzzi are only accessable to members. Ultimately, would be helpful if all of the above information was more readily available on the East Riding Leisure website. It's not. Thanks for that - really unpleasant experience. Would have been able to make an informed choice to AVOID with a 1 year old if the website actually explained what is accessible to who and when. Sort your selves out guys. Not good enough is it!

Beautiful gym looking out on the sea front, massive kid friendly swimming pool with slides and all sorts! Large clean changing rooms too. Cafe is great.

We love this place. There's a normal large rectangular pool which gets deeper at one end in the usual way. Then there's a more shallow pool for children at one depth. Then there's a very shallow play area with tipping buckets, water squirters and a small tube slide, it also has seats under the water with bubble jets. Then there's two bigger tube slides accessible up a spiral staircase. It's really great, perfect for families. Make sure to book tickets though because it can get full.

Great fun! Gluten free offered at cafe Hairdryers let them down, some didn't work and they charge 20p and time restricted not long enough to dry hair. No swimsuit spinners Give your reg at reception for free parking is very good.

Excellent museum of local history and military in an interesting building. Well worth a visit, especially as it is free. Note there are old stone spiral stairs. Interesting in themselves, a little like a castle! But not for unsteady folk.

Visitors to Bridlington and all locals should visit this gem of a museum, it's free and packed full of interesting exhibits. There are interactive boards for children and all were working when we visited. An unusual occurence in museums. Access is by a tight spiral staircase but friendly staff are on hand to help and advise. Allow at least an hour for a visit in this 'tardis' building.

A nice stroll around the Bayle museum. Lots of information both visual and in written formats. Lots of little rooms full of memorabilia. How many wooden mice can you find in the top room ? A great free experience. Please donate to keep it going for others to enjoy.

My Son and I had Wonderful afternoon at the Bayle Museum. The staff were very informative and helpful. Such a brilliant outing to support to my sons Private Tutoring/ Home schooling. It was a very worthwhile visit and incredibly its free, donations welcome.

First visited in 2020 when it was closed, so glad we came back. Great museum that's like the TARDIS, well laid out with plenty to see, look out for the mice!

First rate museum, first time I've visited, probably won't be the last. A great overview of some of Bridlington's history, fascinating artefacts and a very warm welcome 'on the door'.

This is a fantastic museum plenty of parking in area and it's all free. The staff were fantastic and helpful and a follow on to visiting the adjoining church was fantastic and made it a great visit.

We had such a wonderful day in Bridlington! The beaches here are absolutely stunning – long, wide, and perfect for a summer stroll. One thing to keep in mind is that the beach areas are divided, and dogs are not allowed on certain sections during the season. There’s even a £1,000 fine for breaking the rules, so it’s best to stick to the designated dog-friendly areas. That said, there’s still plenty of space for everyone – the beach is so huge that you’ll easily find your own perfect spot, whether you’re here with family, friends, or your four-legged companions. A walk along the harbour is a must – the views are lovely, and the atmosphere is full of seaside charm. And of course, no trip to Bridlington would be complete without enjoying some delicious fish and chips by the water. 🐟🍟 We truly recommend this place for both adults and children. If you want to see more of our day, check out our video from Bridlington on our YouTube channel – it’s the perfect way to capture the magic of this beautiful coastal town.

Had a cracking day at Bridlington South Beach! Beach was tidy, and the little shops nearby were a nice touch. The pirate ship and the whole area had a proper 90s vibe, bit of a nostalgic throwback really. We actually went aiming for a cruise trip on the Yorkshire Belle, but it was all sold out (bank holiday crowds and all), so best to book ahead if that’s on your list. Ended up hopping on the pirate ship instead — short ride, but a good laugh and worth it for the experience . Lovely place for a chilled day out by the sea!

Fantastic golden beach with great waves and a life guard always on site. There's also the superb RNLI on standby. Lovely tea, coffee and ice cream venders very nearby, alongside public toilets. There are also beach huts for hire. One of the best beaches in the country.

Fab beach to walk and sit on..great tide in or out, dog walking areas and lovely walk on the drive at the top with beach huts, paddling pools, lifeguard and ice creams and food available along the fabulous walk. We are locals and live it here all weathers.

I go to Brid on a regular basis but usually head towards Sewerby and that end of the town, or only go as far as just beyond the Spa if just walking. The South Beach is where Race the Waves event takes place each year and it really is fantastic! The each is always clean and well kept and there’s a handy cafe too. This beach is also the first port of call from the P&R so a great place to spend the day.

Great place. Good place for a long walk. Went the weekend of Race the Waves, so a crazy amount of people. Food and Drinks outlets must have made a fortune.

Bridlington is a lovely holiday destination after they have invested all that money, Me and my wife had an amazing time with our 18 month old son, the south beach is particularly nice we stayed all week in flamborough and went every day to the south beach there's a gorgeous beach and a paddling pool for the children on the top walkway I couldn't recconend it enough, you need to arrive early if you are in a car to get parked during peak season.

We visited this lovely place on a warm sunny late spring day, and it was just perfect. For a couple of old men, it brought back so many memories of childhood visits to model villages across the country. This one is a great representative of the few that are left. It is a total gem, the models, figures, vehicles and well looked after and a pleasure to look at. The garden, plants and flowers are magnificent. does well to evoke the local towns and seaside resorts. Well worth the entrance fee. Cafe on site looks good but was packed out so we didn't try it. A fair amount on onsite car parking as well.

Went as a child and revisited 40 years later! Lovely place to walk round and we liked the quiz to spot things along the way. There is an outdoor undercover area to eat that is dog friendly and looks lovely.

Stunning. Great to take the family. £8.50 per adult but it's genuinely worth every penny. Last time I was there I was a child and now im 27 taking my own daughter and it did not disappoint in the slightest. Theres a little scavenger hunt you can play while your there's as well.

We really enjoyed the model village, there was so much to see, and it was great fun for all, trying to look for items which were scattered around the village. Quite a good price to enter also.The staff we're so helpful and friendly. There are two eating areas, so ample room to have food, inside of out.

Great little place nestled on the North Bay/Sewerby area and worth a visit if you have the time. Lovely bit of Nostalga for me as my hometown also has a model village. Its probably difficult to compete in the high dopamine world of computer games and social media. But if you go along, grab the questionnaire/quiz as it helps you focus and look out for some of the details that might miss if you just wandered about aimlessly. If you get the answers right...you get a lollypop too!!! Some lovely touches and 'Easter eggs' linking to local places and venues including the Yorkshire Belle ship in the harbour. There is also a little tearoom to grab some refreshments after you wander around.

Were really enjoyed our time here. Our 5yr old liked it too. We was given a quiz on entry, which got you to really look at the models. At the end our little one got a sticker and lolly pop. It cost us £23 for 2 adults and a child. There's a little cafe we had a cuppa and cake which was a reasonable price. There's toilets. The staff were friendly and helpful. Parking was easy and free as when we arrived it wasn't too busy but there is a big pay and display car park right next to it.

Very good visit. Family ticket £25 which I think maybe a tad too expensive, however not massively overpriced. The attraction is well maintained and provided lots of fun. The quiz provided really helped you to take notice of the intricate details of the model village. I would recommend visiting, but take you time and have a good look.

It was amazing, beautiful weather. The sea was clear, lovely views. Met some lovely friendly people lots to do, and the kids loved the beach and train ride even the dog enjoyed the train ride.

Great sandy beach with some pebbles and stones. Also a lot of algae on low tide. There are shops and toilets as well as parking on the front. Great for walks on the paved area. Dog friendly. Accessibility is good with ramps at either end of the beach front.

Great beach and dog friendly throughout the year. It's a nice walk down the beach to Sewerby Steps then back along the cliffs

Lovely walk along the north beech. Been many times. The last for for the kite festive

Lovely beach, mostly sandy & clean, great award winning chip shop, little shop & cafe & beach huts on the beach too.

During August while on holiday the tide came in around 3ish but 15 walk to the south beach there’s still plenty of beach we’re the tide doesn’t cover. Very well maintained & clean even though Bridlington is dog friendly too. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Really nice and enjoyable place for family and friends, Recommend for good outdoor fun with water, Every kind of food available, but it is difficult to find halal option.

Fantastic cruise as always (been going on over 40 years). Well worth sailing even if the weather is a little damp. A trip to Brid wouldn't be the same without a cruise on the YB.

We went on the gin cruise last night and it was absolutely amazing. Had the best time, lovely staff who spent lots of time talking with us, and a really great atmosphere. The gins were brill, and the views of the coastline fantastic. Can't wait to go on again! Thanks.

Went on the 1 hour tour, great experience. Perfect for all the family! Great views & something different to do on your holiday. The bar was open & selling drinks and snacks.

Fantastic 1 hour cruise on the Yorkshire Belle to Flamborough. Only £10 per person and dog was free. Bar on board, 2 pints for £8. What more could you want?! Great staff.

Fantastic trip on the Yorkshire Belle to Flamborough Head with wonderfully calm waters. The friendly crew were great, though the bar could improve with small bottles of Prosecco and orange juice.

Family arranged a Father’s Day out Bird Cruise around the beautiful coastal town or Bridlington and Flamborough. One the best UK cruises I been one. Weather was absolutely perfect and we got to see thousands of birds close up on the cliffs and on the sea. Will come back again. The captain also gives live commentary along the route of the history along the route. Superb. Great for all ages!

Went on the 2.5 hour trip and it was wonderful. Bit of rain but plenty of space inside until it dried up outside. Saw amazing rock formations a host of different seabirds and the accompanying commentary was just right, and very interesting. Best thing for me being a very nice pint of hand pull at the bar, paradise on the water.

Race the Waves Festival. April 22nd. Fantastic drag racing along a fixed course on the beach. Amazing cars and bikes competing in a great atmosphere. Lots of food and drinks stands along the promenade. Great lineup of personalised vehicles racing and beautiful restored cars along the roadside above the promenade. Music and jiving couples from the Brid 1940s revivals. Sun shone as well. A fantastic day out for all the family. Well organised and plenty to see.

Always love to go here whenever in the area. A good portion of this beach is dog friendly and there are plenty of dogs on the beach. Nice little Wasing pools for kids, rentable beach huts and lovely cafes, that are also dog friendly and gift shops. There is a little land train that runs along the front to. There is parking all along the front and side streets, also vast paella by the harbour. There are boat tours to from speed boats to pirate ships and fishing tours.

We went to the race the waves and steampunk weekend, enjoyed every minute even though the weather was poor on the Saturday, what a shame it's only on once a year. The whole of Bridlington is like one big car and bike show.

Nice sandy beach. Good to take the family. Also had a splash pool for kids too.

Excellent beach for a busy resort. Brilliant park and ride, price of mini train included in ticket price. Plenty of toilets and a lovely place to walk around in between.

Great beach for dogs. Plenty of space. Easy access from the park and ride. Toilets and cafes Close by. Sandy clean beach.

Went to the "race the waves" event, hot rods and bikes racing on the beach, what a fantastic event it was! A great weekend which also included a steampunk do, live music, food stalls and much more, don't miss the the next one!

My first time ever playing crazy golf was here. It was amazing with 12 different creative challenges! Also had tea and scones in its cafe with a beautiful view of the beach.

Nice place to stop for a drink and something to eat we just had a mocca and homemade lemon and ginger tea which was exelent. Nice view of the seafront. Dog friendly with water bowls

Great discovery on our recent holiday. Friendly owners (which sadly isn't always the case). Kids (and adults) enjoyed the crazy golf. Rounded off our visit with drinks and cakes. Highly recommend the coffee, the best I tasted all week. Lovely to just sit and take in the views. Will definitely return.

Nice to do if the weather is nice. Have played crazy golf and pitch and put on many occasions. Normally not too busy.

Great fun for all ages, friendly people who run it

The location of this crazy golf course makes it a must for everyone. The views are beautiful, the course is a little basic, having said that it’s all kept well and very clean and tidy. We had fun, but we do love playing crazy golf wherever we go. Well worth the money, there’s a little cafe there too. Although no toilets, those are quite a walk in either direction, sadly. Staff friendly and helpful :)

Brilliant location but the cups of tea was so weak I think they must make at least 4 cups of tea with one tea bag

There is loads of information jammed into this little museum, perhaps a little too much for the kids to read everything but we did have a good little visit, and it's free entry (but donations accepted!)

Visited on 22d October, 2023. Been to Bridlington for 6 -7 times, but never really realize that this place existed. It is not big and not too many displays, but what worth the visit is the volunteers who can give you so many information and knowledge. However, it is sad to hear that there are too many of them left, as they are aging, and they can't open too often. Please make a donation as the entry is free, they have a donation box outside.

Lovely quaint place with lots of information.The lady was really nice and told me about one of the painting and the original Victorian amusements

Quaint little place, there was a lovely lady giving you information about the exhibits.

Free museum with lots of maritime things to see and do. Very interesting and dog friendly which is a Win for me Right on harbour front worth a look

Very friendly and knownledgable staff. Made my son feel ao welcome and ga e him a pirate ship badge that made his day.

Great for maritime history, plenty of wrecked ship,s from armada,

Staff are really friendly, I was worried the theater would be too warm but it was absolutely fine I went to see into the woods and it was wonderful

Lovely evening of songs. Fantastic performances Comfortable venue Friendly staff

A little gem I feel reluctant to sing its praises as it is a small venue and I want to keep it all for me

Fantastic show last night “ little shop of horrors “ . Never seen so much talent on one stage . So funny and extremely well done to all the cast . A very friendly and welcoming theatre , a big asset to the residents and visitors of Bridlington .

We watched our very first show and they didn't disappoint. They were amazing it's a lovely little theatre friendly staff

Had a wonderful Showtune experience at the Spotlight tonight.. The hard work and talent shone through throughout and we loved every minute if it..

We have been twice to shows here, the first being panto in December 2021 and this time for a 3 person show which was delightful. It had everything you could ask for, clean and great price for drinks at the bar, very comfy. If you get the chance PLEASE give this lovely theatre a visit. People are lovely

Great trip, took my little one and we both had the best time. Friendly staff, only cost £3 each for about a 20 minute trip. Loved the pirate flag souvenirs, it's now pride of place in little'ns bedroom

Pirate ship ride was great fun .The lovely man helped Carole onboard the boat because shes disabled .Our Dog loved the ride on the choppy seas .Lovely sunny day and seeing Bridlington Harbour was lovely. We all was waving to the speedboat flying past us .A star service .Thank you for helping Carole onboard and of the boat .The young man is a Gentleman.

Superb 10 minutes long experience - £3 per person price perfect. Toddlers and babies can go on too.

15 minute sea ride is amazing for the kids, 3 pounds each

Such a lovely ride out into the sea, staff are really friendly and we got a pirate flag for my little girl, trip is not too long so it keeps the kids from getting tired so it’s perfect really, can’t knock it for £4!

Had a fun little ride on the pirate ship — short journey though, to be fair. Doesn’t last long, but for the price, it’s a right bargain.

We went on the pirate ship during the week, what a fantastic experience the staff were extremely friendly nothing was too much trouble, we took my 4 year old with us she had a scooter which we left in there shed which was safe. It was a lovely way to see the coastline and an enjoyable experience for us while on holiday. We would definitely go on the ship again and recommend anyone holidaying to go along.

Our kids love the kentucky derby and especially Mark who works on there , however we visited yesterday to find the game now automated and the price has doubled. Kids were very disappointed.

Most of things don't work, me and this 11 year old girl tried a driving game in there, put 2 pound in and one of them was not working. I then went to ask of our money back as we could not play the game and he just refused to do sosowhen back to it and he had turned it off without giving a refund. The attitude he gave us was extremely disrespectful I just want the two pound back for this girl to use on something else.

Avoid at all costs!! 0 stars! We tried to pay for some change at the machine. The contactless payment was taken and no money provided. An employee watched us do this from a booth and then advised 'oh that's empty' they also said the charge would be refunded within 24 hours. We questioned this, but again we were reassured and left the premises. The charge was never refunded. We have called several times since to chase this up to be told managers aren't in to deal with it and to just keep trying. Absolute scam!! They were doing this to multiple people that day, no effort to refill the machines or put a notice to say it was empty!

On a cold, drizzly and windy June evening I was suddenly aware I was hungry. Hungry enough to try my luck not with the amusement arcade but an attached Hotdog kiosk. Why did I think even for a second that the food from an amusement arcade food kiosk would be anything more than a game of c. diff roulette do I hear you ask? Well I am not an intelligent man. I cut my guessing short that the employee working the stand had recently been bitten by a radioactive zombie or had been replaced by a mindless AI automaton when I noticed they were dead behind the eyes - the burning fires of sentience and desperate hope for a better future long extinguished. The husk asked if I want a hotdog sausage or a proper one. I flew too close the sun and dared for a frankfurter. Dripping with what I really hope was water, a floppy grey phallic tube was spat into a roll and raw onion slices excreted on top. I can't remember the price I paid, so in awe of this glimpse of impending doom I was. The worst part is I thanked the humonculous and then proceeded to lose my mind and actually take a bite of the 'food'. At this point I blacked out, experiencing for the first time in my life I actual immune system and digestive system fully taking control over my body. I don't recall the taste, texture or temperature but I just know my long dead ancestors that watched over me that day recoiled in disappointment and disgust. My nervous system marched my puny body over to a bin and I cast the foul object into oblivion. I doubt I've learned anything from this experience. I've already got my eye on the donuts next door.

Fun on a wet day on the coast. Even one a light up koala.

Be warned they will commit fraud and then tell you that they dont care. Then return and remove the evidence. If you see the notes sticking out of the 2p machines they are wedged in you cant win. Reported to the councils fraud department to.

Best prizes ive seen on a 2p machines in years!!

Mrs and kids were having a great time on the bowling. £3 each per game. Unfortunately though as we got towards the end. It said your game is over . We had 3 goes each left unfortunately it didn't give us them or show us the final score. It just ended. Unfortunately put a downer on a great game we were enjoying.

Great fun & a helpful lad who took payment. Me & my family really enjoyed our game. Well worth a visit.

A small venue but with polite and friendly staff. The course is only 10 holes long but it is lots of good fun, the courses are challenging and you'll enjoy laughing at friends and family in their attempts to putt in one stroke.

My self and daughter and uncle played and had so much fun 😁 it is a great place to go. Even went back the next day for round two 😆 loved it. It was also my first time playing.

Ok place to kill abit of time. Doesn’t take long but still worth ago. Not overly busy so don’t have to wait too long to enter.

Nice crazy golf course. Small but effective. Friendly staff, reasonably priced!

it super nice and you can go dating there because its calm and romantic

A short Dino themed maze - various obstacles and effects mixed in with some animatronic dinosaurs and a climbing wall. Nice way to pass 20 mins on a coolish day and kids enjoyed it

Visited on a bank holiday Saturday wasn't busy at all. £5 is overpriced for roughly 5 minutes. It is good inside (Dino maze type walk through) my 4 year old loved it and wanted to go around again but that involves paying again.

My son is absolutely obsessed with dinos and jurassic park he saw this and had to go in. For two adults a 6 year old and 2 year old it cost £15. It looks really cool, but very very short. You could probably run the amusement in about 2 minutes. We were there roughly 10-15minutes. It's very overpriced for what it is. But my son thought it was amusing. However it's an expensive excursion to get out of the rain for 10 minutes. There's not actually much to do inside.

We have been to this place quite a few times over the last few years tge kidslove it, but 6 of us tried to get in yesterday. The place was empty, but it's card payments only, but I only had cash on me and was turned away. Just another business putting nails in its own coffin.

We went as a family of 4 adults and a 2yr old (almost ). The guy on the till was very friendly and said we could stay in as long as we liked. We had a great time. Our grandson absolutely loved it as did we.Take your time and enjoy the different areas. We especially had fun in the wind tunnel, the water jet bridge and the hall of mirrors. We will definitely be back. Great attraction for little ones and those young at heart. Even our cool teenager had a giggle.

Amazing! The man who worked there was so nice and friendly, said we could take our time going round, inside was to a very high standard, smoke machines, moving floors, animatronics, fossil searching and mirror maze to name just a few, my 11 year old son absolutely loved it! And only £4! Definitely worth a visit.

My children (boy of 4 and girl of 8) really liked this place and keep asking to go again. It's not an enormous place but for £3-4 you don't expect a full day out. It's a nice bit of seaside fun different from the usual rides and arcades. We don't live locally, but anytime we are at the coast we'll be in.

We wasn't made aware that part of equipment wasn't manned and therefore closed (the jump). Our daughter is autistic and didn't understand this. We were asked to leave. No offer of a refund just told about sen sessions. Very poor customer service. £12 for our daughters to play for less than 15 minutes. Wouldn't recommend especially as it wasn't fully staffed and not fully open!

Bounce park policies make no sense. My 13 year old wasn't allowed in, with his little brothers, due to height restrictions. But then fully grown men were allowed in with their children. Youngest son wouldn't go in without his big brother so we ended up getting a refund and leaving.