so over to olibra ,
oliver : i have previously visited the pleasure beach three times and have had a great experience every visit. for how much money you pay, you do get your money's worth as the average queing time is around ten to fifteen minutes. the longest you tend to que is for the pepsi max, which is around the fiften, maybe twenty minute mark. also, each ride is fun and unique. alton towers however, the other big UK theme park offers extreme rollercoasters which you have to que up for on average an hour and a half, so in that aspect, pleasure beach is worth the money.
anyway, my fourth visit with sister millie and pudsy bear father david was still good, however this was the busiest i've ever seen the pleasure beach. cannot believe we had to que for avalanche for nearly fifty minutes! avalanche is an okay ride at the best of times, so i seriously hulked up after that and had to go on the awesome iron bru to cool down after that. lots of good rollercoasters on this day and many good times with sister millie but the highlight for me was the pepsi max. at 256ft high, it is one of the tallest rollercoasters in Europe. i had to que for half an hour, longer than usual, but i don't mind queing that long for pepsi max as it is a fantastic ride, my favourite ride.
overall, i would have to say the best part of the day for me was just my sister's reactions to the rollercoasters we cained. she is a relative newbie to rides and to say she went on some pretty high rollercoasters for the first time that day, i was chuffed to bits. even though she chickened out of iron bru (a ride i think she could have handled) she isn't quite ready for pepsi max and infusion, but i am willing to pay for her to go in again to go on the super duper log floom valhala and great old track ride grand national.
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