
Southport Pleasureland - Carousel

Southport Pleasureland - Entrance

Southport Pleasureland - Ghost Train

Southport Pleasureland - Log Flume

Southport Pleasureland - Looping Coaster

Southport Pleasureland - Looping Coaster

Southport Pleasureland - Park Theming

Southport Pleasureland - Flying Swings

Southport Pleasureland - Miniature Railway
Southport Pleasureland is an amusement park located on the seafront in Southport, Merseyside. The family-friendly amusement park features rides to suit all ages, it is clean, bright and bursting with activities guaranteed to bring fun and laughter to every visitor.
Southport Pleasureland Rides and Attractions
Southport Pleasureland features all the traditional fairground family favourites including a ghost train, dodgems and carousels that many of us remember from our childhood. The park’s owner Norman Wallis has invested a lot of money into the park transforming it from a deserted, crumbling wreck back into a family-friendly fun park with lots of rides and attractions for guests to experience.

Rides for All the Family
Southport Pleasureland offers families a mix of thrilling roller coasters, log flumes and firm family favourites like the waltzers and dodgems. There are loads of rides designed for younger visitors. Have fun at the Arabian Derby, Hook a Duck and Penalty Shoot Out.
Premier Family Attraction
Pleasureland is Southport’s premier attraction for families looking for a wonderful place to go. There’s a fun mix of rides and amusements set around a family-friendly park that’s clean and tidy and blooming with hanging baskets and flower beds.
With unlimited rides all day for a single admission price, the park offers great value for money. There’s also a non-rider option for those who just want to take it easy and Children under 90cm can enjoy all the fun for free.

Pleasureland Miniature Railway
Southport Pleasureland is home to the oldest continuously running 15-inch gauge miniature railway in the world. This track was first built by Mr GV Llewelyn in 1911 and was named ‘Llewelyn’s Miniature Railway’. The first steam train ‘King George V’ ran on the 17th May 1911. The track was sold to Harry Barlow in 1945 when it was renamed ‘Lakeside Miniature Railway’. After changing hands a couple more times, it was purchased by Norman Wallis in 2016, who has now begun to refurbish and improve the track and surroundings and hopes to create a heritage museum and improved facilities for everyone.

Food and Drink
With all the excitement that a day out at Southport Pleasureland brings, you’ll need to recharge your batteries. There are several food and drink outlets to cater to all tastes, but you’re also welcome to take your own picnic and enjoy it at one of the many landscaped seating areas throughout the site.
Travelling to Southport Pleasureland
Southport Pleasureland is located on the seafront in the coastal resort of Southport, Merseyside. The easiest way to find the park is to head for Southport and follow the Brown Tourist Signs.
Nearby Accommodation
There are lots of places to stay in Southport and the surrounding area. There is even a touring park onsite, situated adjacent to Southport Pleasureland. If you only planning on visiting the park for one day and would like to explore some of the other attractions in the area then take a look at the self-catering cottages near Southport Pleasureland available from Snaptrip.
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