Pleasurewood Hills
Amusement park in UK
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Pleasurewood Hills is an amusement park in Lowestoft, Suffolk, England, UK.
History
The park was acquired in 1996 by Queensborough Holdings, who purchased Lightwater Valley the following year.[1][2]
Roller coasters
Present (4)
Name | Manufacturer | Type | Opened | Status |
---|---|---|---|---|
Cannonball Express | Schwarzkopf | Sit-Down | 1995 | Operating |
Egg-Spress | Zierer | Sit-Down | 1986 | Operating |
Marble Madness | Maurer AG | Wild Mouse | June 27, 2014 | Operating |
Wipeout | Vekoma | Shuttle | July 28, 2007 | Operating |
Past (1)
Name | Manufacturer | Type | Opened | Closed | Fate |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Mouse Trap | Reverchon | Spinning Wild Mouse |
August 2000 | 2005 | Relocated to Bagatelle |
Attractions
Operating
Name | Manufacturer | Type | Opened |
---|---|---|---|
Bumpercar Garage | I.E. Park | Dodgems | 1995 |
Chairlifts | Pohlig | Ropeway | 1987 |
Carousel | Concept 1900 | Gallopers | 2001 |
Flying Elephants | Modern Products | Junior Jets | 1998 |
Funky Flyers | Chance Rides | Junior Jets | 2008 |
Giddy Up | Metallbau Emmeln | Pony Trek | 2012 |
Jolly Roger | Fabbri | Drop Tower | 2012 |
Kite Flyer | Zamperla | Kite Flyer | 2004 |
Lighthouse | Zamperla | Junior Drop Tower | 2012 |
Mini Pirate Ship | Modern Products | Junior Pirate Ship | Unknown |
Mini Twister | S&W Amusement Sales | Junior Scrambler | 2002 |
Moby Dick | Vekoma | Sea Storm | 2013 |
Rootin Tootin Target Trail | Supercar Leisure | Interactive Tracked Dark Ride | 1983 |
Safari | Supercar Leisure | Track Ride | 1984 |
Shiver M' Timbers | HUSS | Pirate Ship | 1985 |
Water Fun Factory | Reverchon | Log Flume | 1992 |
Up & Away | Zamperla | Samba Balloon | 2004 |
Wave Breaker | WhiteWater West | Dinghy Waterslides | 1996 |
Waveswinger | Zierer | Waveswinger | 2016 |
Woody Copters | Modern Products | Junior Ferris Wheel | 1998 |
Woody's Tea Party | SBF Visa Group | Junior Teacups | 2013 |
Closed
References
- ↑ "Queensborough in the black after 13 years". The Independent.
- ↑ "All the fun of the fair..." The Guardian.