Pleasure island isnt bad for the money i suppose its not on the same scale as many as the top theme parks in the country but its in a good location as cleethorpes is a summertime seaside resort. 8/10 More

very expensive and looks run down, reminded me of dreamland at margate More

Just returned from a great day out at Pleasure beach with my husband, 3 yr old and 10 month old. There was so much for my little girl to go on, she loved it and even wanted to go on the more extreme rides! We took a picnic so can't comment on the food. We will definitely be returning soon. More

I live quite close to the theme park and have been there on many occasions. There are plenty of rides that will accomodate all ages, which is probably it's biggest bonus being other theme parks in the uk are mostly focused at the thrill seekers as opposed to families with small children which isn't a bad thing, but just segments... More

A nice cheap local alternative to Alton towers.its a good place to visit before enjoying fish and chips More

I've been visiting this theme park for the last 4 years and love it. I usually go with friends and all our children - and every time, it's been great. Plenty of rides for the under 10's, and hardly any queuing, so the whole day is spent going on rides instead of standing in queues. The live shows are also... More

As a child I used to get really excited at the prospect of visiting PI. I remember the sleepless nights before a trip. However, now a days I believe its slightly run down. It's very pricey and the rides make you feel very sick. I've probably been too many times as a child but you may enjoy it if you're... More

£68 for a family ticket. Took 3 children, rides were fab, weather was not. Food Court had all the doors open so it was freezing even indoors. No queuing as the place was empty......... Overall it was ok but food was expensive - £6 for a manky meal. MaccyD's is loads cheaper. Don't think I would go back. More

it was rubbush and at a cost that in no way gives value for money More