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.
19. Valhalla
One of Blackpool Pleasure Beach's biggest rides, Valhalla is an iconic dark ride, a cross between an indoor rollercoaster, a ghost train and a log flume, witj a Viking theme. The ride was opened with great fanfare in 2000 and remains one of the park's most popular rides | National World Photo: Blackpool Gazette
20. Alice's Wonderland
Alice's Wonderland, first opened in 1962, is children's dark ride featuring scenes from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass. The cars are big Cheshire cats. It constantly plays the theme to Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory inside the attraction. Picture by Freddo | Freddo Photo: Freddo
21. Derby Racer
One of only three in the world alongside the ones in Cedar Point and Playland (New York), the Derby Racer is essentially a large carousel of 56 horses in four rows, the outside row being the fastest. The ride first opened in 1959 | National World Photo: Blackpool Gazette
22. Flying Machines
Opened 120 years ago in 1904, th Fyling Machines ride is the oldest attraction in the park. | Historical Photo: Historical
23. Ghost Train
Incredibly, the Pleasure Beach's Ghost Train - dating from 1930 - was the first of its kind in the world and is where the ride name "Ghost Train" originates. It was built by Mr. Joseph Emberton and is even said to be haunted! | National World Photo: Blackpool Gazette
24. Pleasure Beach Express
This charming miniature railway, first launched in 1934, features scenes from wildlife in a jungle to dinosaurs from the Jurassic and Cretaceous eras. Photo: CoasterKaty | CoasterKaty Photo: CoasterKaty