Blackpool Pleasure Beach situated in South Shore is one of the resort’s biggest attractions, featuring a whopping ten rollercoasters.
From ICON – the UK’s first double launch roller coaster – to the Big One which stands at an impressive 235ft, the park has something for everyone to enjoy.
To help you make the most of your visit, we have compiled a list of all of everything you need to know about the park's rollercoasters.
Check it out below:
To help you make the most of your visit, we have compiled a list of all of everything you need to know about the park's rollercoasters.
7. The Big Dipper
Originally built in 1923, the Big Dipper is a classic wooden rollercoaster suitable for all thrill seekers. With five awesome drops and a host of twisting and banked turns, it is the ultimate woodie coaster. Guests must be at least 117cm tall to ride. Photo: The Big Dipper
8. Avalanche
Climb into your own bobsled car and hold tight for the twisting turning tracks of the Avalanche. Each train reaches speeds of up to 50mph as it races down a 1160ft long course. The Avalanche is the UK's only bobsled coaster and is a must ride for any adrenaline seeker visiting Pleasure Beach. Guests must be at least 132cm tall to ride. Accompanied height restriction: 112cm. Photo: Avalanche
9. Steeplechase
Swing your leg over your very own horse and buckle up ready for a race with jumps, twists and turns. The Steeplechase is a one of a kind three lane steel coaster where there can only be one winner. Guests must be over 127cm tall to ride. Photo: Steeplechase
10. Nickelodeon Streak
A spine-tingling ride in a sleek vehicle, this classic wooden coaster streaks down a super fast track. Guests must be 117cm to ride. Photo: Nickelodeon Streak
11. Blue Flyer
Painted bright metallic blue, this sleek, modern vehicle zips by, leaving nothing but the sound of giggling guests in its wake. Guests must be 117cm tall to ride. Photo: Blue Flyer