So you visited the park. Couldn't get enough of that one attraction. The highlight of the day. Then, it disappeared!

This is your chance to let the world know what you miss most. Make your choice and give a reason why you miss it so much. Then check back soon to see your comments!

If your memory isn't up to much, check out what other visitors have said about their favourite rides and attractions by clicking a ride name below.

Ali Baba

Eye in the Sky

Rotor

Voyager

Ali Baba

A magic carpet ride at the park for a short period during the early noughties. The ride was situated where Wizzy Dizzy now resides.

Do you remember this ride? Have you got any photos to share? Get in touch using the form at the top of the page or email the site at the following address: site@unofficialpleasurewood.co.uk

Astroglide

Before the Cannonball Express made its debut at the park, a far more leisurely and relaxing attraction occupied this space. The giant slides required a fair bit of energy to enjoy as a hike up a hill was the only way to take a slide!

Anon Said: "I used to love chasing up the hill time and time again when I used to go to Pleasurewood as a kid. I do miss it even if it was just a few slides!"

Canyon Raft

A similar ride to the "Bone Shaker" which was at Alton Towers for some years. Lasting just one season at Pleasurewood Hills, the ride consisted of rows of seats which faced inwards, the body of the ride was attached to two arms one of which moved upwards while the other moved down. This resulted in a strange tilting motion and provided little thrill.

David Said: "A weird ride this!! Not really very thrilling at all. Quite entertaining though, but one ride was enough!"

Death Slide

Dangling over the top of the near vertical slide, brave visitors would let themselves drop risking life, limb and the very real chance of a nasty friction burn! Was situated opposite the shooting range next to the area previously known as fort fun.

Anon Said: "One of my all time favorites!! I was upset when this suddenly dissappeared :(

Sacha Kite Said: "Bring it back, because it is cool and it is indoors so u will be able to go on it when it rains so u will have more customers yeah yeah woop woop!"

Enterprise / Phoenix

A fast spinning ride, common in lots of theme parks. Riders are locked into a 2-person cage and spun round then lifted to spin upside down before returning to the ground. No restraints on this one, just the magical power of centrifugal force.

Nick Said: i would bring it back because pwh make out that thunderstruck is a thrill ride but it is not it just a carnival ride but enterprise is and it is brill so please bring it back or at lest one of the thrill rides.

Sarah Said: "Enterprise needs to come back.  Replace Thunderstruck, or at least oil it or something?"

Josh Said: "No park is complete without an Enterprise ride!  Time to bring it back and replace the incredibly dull (and terrifyingly creaky) Thunderstruck!"

Eye in the Sky

A tall viewing tower... It's chosen spot in the park? Right next to the storage area! If your idea of fun is a birds eye view of random ride cars, and big bits of metal and wood you'd be hard pushed to find a better opportunity anywhere else in the UK! Interestingly, this ride didn't stay at the park for long.

Anon Said: "So peaceful! I used to love this ride!"

Magic Mouse

A very popular ride during its time at the park, and quite a shock for most to see it leave. Part rollercoaster, part waltzer. As you made your way round the twists, turns and hills, the ride car spun to add an extra level of excitement. Occupied the position where Wipeout currently stands.

Georgie Said: "I want the magic mouse back because i was only 6 when they took it away and when i was taller enough i ran in as fast as i could to get on but then i noticed it disappeared i was crying and made a giant puddle on the floor so i really want it back i will do anything for it now i think the park isn't fun anymore and they placed it with that wipe out ride so can you please put it back next to the wipe out ride because there is plenty of room there"

Anon Said: "i think pleasurewood hills should have most of these rides back there is still loads of land around the entrence and could fit 5 of these rides so bring some back and use up the land then pwh will get loads more visiters than it already has woop woop pwh would be welll better i want magic mouse back ! x"

Anon Said: "After 30 minutes in Pleasurewood hills I've already done every ride twice, needs a new rollercoaster as enigma and snake in the grass are boring as."

Jack Said: "i was just tall enough when you noced it down and i never ever got a chance to ride it."

Relly Said: i remember when that first opened, it was a real crowd puller. it was a wicked ride coz i always used to think i was go off the edge of the track. bring it back... it was amazing!

Anon Said: "Get rid of that boring Thunderstruck and bring back Magic Mouse. Also bring in a lot more exciting rides - you get bored after 20 minutes of being in the park."

Lorrie Said: "They should bring back magic mouse!"

Martyn Said: "I wasn't really that disappointed to see the MM leave, whilst it was unique when it first opened, they just became way too common, and quite boring after a couple of goes. Wipeout is a much better replacement."

Anon Said: "What a stupid decision to get rid of this, people went to the park as this was a cool coaster unlike the rubbish that they currently have!"

Anon Said: "The removal of this is a complete disaster! A signature ride for the park, and one that should not have been removed?! A real crowd puller and exciting ride!"

Mega Dance

Do you remember this vomit inducing thrill ride? It was situated next to the Log Flume where Wizzy Dizzy now stands. You remember, it was the one with the big button on the seat sticking into your backside!

Donna Said: "i loved it. i liked wind in my hair it was the only good drop there yeah yeah woop woop"

Bob Said: "I really enjoyed this ride, although it seemed dangerous with most of the cars roped up."

Mega Drop

Occupying the position which is now home to Thunderstruck, the Mega Drop tower was added to the park in 2002. Riders were hoisted to the top, held there to add to the tension and then dropped to the ground like a stone!

Anonymous Said: "It was so good- why did they get rid of it and replace it with the **shudders** Thunderstruck"

Murdock Said: "they need to bring mega drop back, I think that pleasurewood hills need a new thrill ride."

Julian Deans Said: "I have been to Pleasurewood Hills every year since I was born, and to my suprise, on year they had a Drop Tower ride, I loved it, there was no queue and it was a thrilling as ever, and then they went and replaced it with a crappy Tri-star ride, which isn't eveen thrilling even though it is classed as a thrill ride, what was pleasurewood thinking?!?"

Martyn Said: "Whilst I agree that this ride was brilliant, the best thrill ride Pleasurewood has ever had infact, I'd rather see a permanent drop tower installed, like a small Intamin one, or an S&S shot tower. They have an ideal location for a tower ride as well, where them horrible Waltzers used to be."

Paul Ellis Said: "The ride was BRILLIANT please bring it back, it was the best ride there!"

Megaspin Rollover

One for the brave this! Spinning fast and turning upside-down. A strong stomach was a must!

Julian Said: "I loved this, bring it back, the area next to Wipeout needs something!"

Rotor

Present at Pleasurewood Hills in the min 1980's, the Rotor used little more than centrifugal force to hold riders in place. The ride began by spinning fast until riders 'stuck' to the walls at which point the whole ride was raised by an arm to tilt on its side.

Do you remember this ride? Have you got any photos to share? Get in touch using the form at the top of the page or email the site at the following address: site@unofficialpleasurewood.co.uk

Sky Screamer

Manufactured by ESL engineering, the ride featured two "pirate ship" shaped cages which rotated guests through 360 degrees... very slowly. Not the kind of ride to try out after dinner! The ride moved around to a number of different positions during its stay at the park.

Martyn Said: "The Sky Screamer was death, and I'm so glad they eventually got rid of it. A shadow of a ride the Tempest once was."

Supertrooper

Possibly the most unattractive of rides to have ever arrived at Pleasurewood.  It sat opposite the Veteran Cars where the Sky Hooks ride currently resides. The process of loading and unloading was very slow as it had to be done one chair at a time!

Do you remember this ride? Have you got any photos to share? Get in touch using the form at the top of the page or email the site at the following address: site@unofficialpleasurewood.co.uk

The Tempest

One of my personal favourites of the past. A huge pirate ship ride sending riders all the way over the top and hanging them upside down with only a padded lap bar to support them. Occupying the position where the Dodgy Dodgems currently stand, it was at the park from 1990 to 1995.

Andrew Said: "I remember queuing in fear for this ride, watching peoples change fall through the bars. The pillow seatbelt thing pushing into your stomach. Really scary, but brill ride!"

Woody Said: "It was such a scary ride, I remember when all peoples change used to fall onto the metal when it went upside down."

Anon Said: "I know so many people that came here every year mainlt for this ride alone,why do pwh always get rid of all the best rides?"

Darren N Said: "Classic thrill ride, rare in britain, attract crowds, would fit in perfectly with the park"

John Ward Said: "It was a fantastic ride which could - with the right publicity - bring the park back to the heyday when Woody, Clarence and other characters graced the park, the model fairground was working and the Wild West Show was great!"

Becs Said: "Stomach churningly brilliant - bring it back now!!"

Rick Said: "Was one of the best rides ever at Pleasure Wood Hills, can't believe they got rid of it"

Donna Said: "WOW!!! blast from the past, this was the first upside down ride i went on i loved it and STILL talk about it today when ever people bring up pleasurewood hills... PLEASE bring it back would love to take my kids on it!!!"

Troika

Manufactured by HUSS, the Troika was a spinning thrill ride which arrived at the park in 1985.  The centre of the ride rotated clockwise. Three arms protruded from the centre with 7 cars each seating 2 people. These cars rotated in an anti clockwise direction. Once the spinning reached full speed, the hydraulically driven arms lifted the cars to an angle of 40 degrees.

Alex Said: "This ride was just pure fun. Probably the only thing I miss most about Pleasurewood Hills back in the mid 90s."

Voyager

The Voyager consisted of two large inverting ships. The ride would have been a reasonable addition to the park had it not have been for the Sky Screamers - an almost identical ride - being present at the same time!

The Voyager was positioned where Wizzy Dizzy currently stands and lasted only one season at the park before moving to Pleasurewood's then sister park, Lightwater Valley.

Do you remember this ride? Have you got any photos to share? Get in touch using the form at the top of the page or email the site at the following address: site@unofficialpleasurewood.co.uk

Voyage to Aladdin's Cave

"New lamps for old". The scary dragon. What's not to love! A boat ride with an undercover section. Now re-themed as Tales of the Coast.

Do you remember this ride? Have you got any photos to share? Get in touch using the form at the top of the page or email the site at the following address: site@unofficialpleasurewood.co.uk

Waltzers

Two Waltzers have been in place at Pleasurewood Hills over the years. The first was a traditionally painted model which was situated in the space now occupied by the Le Mans Karts. The second replaced the Cine180 tent and was painted in bright shades of pink.

Jessie and Jasmine Said: "we luv the waltzers ride. we wanna go on it again."

Waveswinger

Pleasurewood Hills currently has a similar ride to this called "Sky Hooks". However, this one from the mid 1990's was far more visually attractive. Unlike the model currently at the park, this one was capable of rising in the centre while spinning and tilting, great fun.

Cheyenne Said: "Well I have never been or seen any of these rides, but the reason these rides have gone is cause all the rides there and what have gone cause they all expiry dates and then they replaced. If you look on the Wizzy Dizzy ride operating thingy, it has a sticker with the ride name, some thing else, and the expiry date something 2010. So there should be rides going, and rides coming."

Tracey Said: "Why did it disappear?  This ride was fantastic i have never seen another one like it.  It was rather high, fast and tilted.  This ride really needs to make a comeback = it was NEVER and i mean NEVER empty!"

Sarah Said: "The Waveswinger... Why is it not there?  Nobody I mention it to has ever ridden on or even seen a Skyhook ride which tilts."