Local entrepreneur Joe Larter put together a small collection of attractions which included little more than a miniature railway, Cine 180 building and a Fort Fun adventure playground .

Leave your fears at home and brave the 140 drop on the Jolly Roger! You will see the park in a whole new way from up there! You may even see your house!

We're opening March 29th 2013 with FOUR new attractions coming this year including; great family rides with Moby Dick, The Tea cups, and Family Pedalos. - And then there's Hobs Pit.

In 1995 the parks tag line and general theme changed from a focus on Pleasurewood Hills being an "American Theme Park " to a "Family Theme Park "

Had a great day out with lots of friends. Go during the week as there are hardly any ques.

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Pleasurewood Hills American Theme Park opened its gates to the public for the first time in 1982.

A great day out and the food isn't expensive too.

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Contrary to other tips, we found staff helpful and very small queues. Although weather was not great for 3rd week in July.

If you use Tesco vouchers then it's worth it. Otherwise it would be bad value for money

Parrot show is very good

Check out the pub at the back of the park !

Staff ain't too bad, stopped the rides when we asked if the kids got upset.

5 new rides for 2013 :)

As my kid wasn't 1.25 m he didn't get half of the rides...lol he was just 1 cm smaller...soooooo disappointed :/

Trying to relive your childhood is usually disappointing. Be forewarned

If you like queuing up and staff with zero personality, come here.

It was alright, I guess...

Some of the male staff were EXTREMELY rude to small children and the whole family which really put everyone off :( we went on a school day and the place was almost empty :)