The Lowestoft Journal recently reported of
a £180,000 investment in the facilities at
Pleasurewood Hills.
Work is due to be carried out during 2010 to improve a number of
areas of the park. These include: Improved soundproofing, new
computer systems, the creation of conferencing facilities and a
number of cosmetic improvements.
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New park manager Alexis Camelin said: “Pleasurewood
Hills has long been a family favourite, coupled with the
fact that it's the largest theme park in East Anglia. However, we
are making progress in updating and enhancing the rides, attractions
and eateries we already have in a bid to put the park on par with
larger, family friendly parks such as Flamingo Land in Yorkshire.
Pleasurewood Hills will continue to maintain its unique charm and
friendliness, so we hope that people notice and enjoy the
enhancements”
Pleasurewood
Hills have teamed up with three
other local attractions to give visitors the chance to make big
savings on family days out.
Pleasurewood Hills, Great Yarmouth
Racecourse, Sealife Centre and Merrivale Model Village have all
joined forces to offer big savings to their visitors.
Unofficial
Pleasurewood is devoted entirely to
Pleasurewood
Hills Theme Park. The park is situated between Great Yarmouth
and Lowestoft and features a range of rides, shows and other
attractions.
Pleasurewood Hills opened its gates for the first time in 1982
with a modest range of attractions and has developed over the years
to include popular attractions including the Sealion Show and
Wipeout, a looping boomerang coaster. The park is currently
owned by
Compagnie des Alpes, a French company which also owns ski areas
and leisure parks throughout Europe. Take a look around the site to
find out more about the park of today, take a look back at the
history of
Pleasurewood Hills, voice your opinions, vote for your favourite
rides and plan your next trip.
