There are currently 37 rides in the 42-acre site, which first opened in 1896, including 10 roller coasters.
The park’s newest coaster, ICON, opened to the public on May 25 2018, as the UK's first-ever double-launch rollercoaster, offering riders a unique and thrilling experience.and this remains one of the most popular rides in the park.
Other thrill rides at the park include The Big One, Revolution, Ice Blast, The Big Dipper, and thrilling dark ride Valhalla.
Some favourites have come and gone over the years - but here are all 37 of the park’s best-loved current rides.
13. Ice Blast
First launched into the sky in 1997, the Ice Blast stands at 210 ft (64 m) above sea level, although is actually 180-foot-tall (55 m). Opened as Sony PlayStation – The Ride. Currently not open | Blackpool Pleasure Beach Photo: Blackpool Pleasure Beach
14. Red Arrows Sky Force
The Red Arrows Sky Force, opened in 2015 to replace the Bling ride, stands at 72 ft (22 m). The ride features individual planes on a long arm which spin as the rider rocks side to side. Photo by: By Bakken/PR, | National WQ Photo: By Bakken PR
15. Dora's World Voyage
Dora's World Voyage is a mini-boat tub ride located in Nickelodeon Land, opened June 2011. Replaced Magic Mountain. Photo by: Theme Park World | Theme Park World Photo: Theme Park World
16. River Caves
First opened in 1905 and still one of the Pleasure Beach's most iconic slow rides, the River Caves is a dark ride, visiting displays of "around the world". Photo by Freddo | Freddo Photo: Freddo
17. Rugrats River
Opened in 1992, Rugrats River is a semi-themed one-hill log chute originally in the park's previous Beaver Creek area, which is now Nickelodeon Land, Photo; Blackpool Pleasure Beach Archive | Blackpool Pleasure Beach Archive Photo: Blackpool Pleasure Beach Archive
18. Sponge Bob's Splash Bash
Sponge Bob's Splash Bash, opened in 2011, is the only ride of its type in the UK with rider controlled water cannons, whilst spinning like teacups. | National World Photo: Blackpool Gazette