A decent amusements (with a Chip shop attached) which is quite big compared to the resorts in the…read morearea, but is poorly maintained and could do with a renovation & new machines. The Bowling & Air Hockey can keep you occupied for a good amount of time and despite it's disadvantages it is a good place to go if you are around that part of Hunstanton

Vegas seems a very large center with offerings from Amusements, Mini Bowling, Refreshments, Karting…read moreand Fish and Chips. However, it seems very run down and appears to thrive on the old wearing technology. I'm no arcade geek, but when you are in Vegas you can tell that stuff is from the early to mid 90s with the odd 21st century piece. The lighting and sound has failed on most machines and they don't always operate correctly due to age and misuse. A once delicious Fish and Chip shop, after purchasing from them last week, it was very poor. Chips looked like they needed doing a bit longer and the fish was slimy. Lets not even start with the refreshment cafe part. Have a revamp and rent/buy some new equipment. It would be a fantastic piece to New Hunstanton then.

This just what you want at the British seaside. A good-value amusement arcade. There's a great…read moreselection of fruit machines and penny-push machines available in one half of the hall which caters mainly for the adults. The other half of the hall is devoted to more children-friendly amusements - games of skill - like throwing balls into baskets, through holes etc. My kids love the place and constantly pester me to take them for a visit. The chidren's machines 'pay out' in strips of tokens - the better you play the games the more tokens you get - these tokens can then be exchanged for prizes at the central money-exchange booth - though beware you do need quite a few tokens before you can 'win' anything half-decent. But it's not an expensive place - a few pounds go a long way and it's a godsend when the weather is bad. Recommended.

great although spent most of the time upstairs bowling was fantastic lovely food lovely customer…read moreservice fab for all the family!

Best arcade in Hunstanton,collect tickets instead of money and swap them for prizes. Cafe inside…read moreaswell.

What a cracking day we had even though it had the odd rain shower…read more Spent all day in the park and still didn't see everything. We have 2 daughters 4.5 and 2.5 yrs and they loved it. Most rides are 90cm and above and the indoor play areas certainly test your fitness. Food is not too extortionate and quite nice for where you are and kids enjoyed having sandwiches as a choice rather than a burger :-) My 4 yr old loved the play area and the drop slides and especially the water park - remember your swim suit at least for the kiddies. Adults need to be present to make sure they're ok so a little wading through the water maybe required but great fun :-) Thoroughly great day out and couldn't believe where the time had gone when the park finally closed.

Rides r a complete yawn fest I've had more fun taking my hamster to the vet. Full of screaming kids…read moreand slow walkers you would have to pay me half of bill Gates salary to return to this hell hole id rather jump into two lakes than set foot in this screaming crying kids paradise don't go for your own safety.

We used our clubcard vouchers to go here so we each had a wristband. You can get discount vouchers…read moreonline if you look usually bogof on wristbands. The rides were ideal for usI'm not a fan of big rides so I could enjoy all the younger rides ha. The kids aged 8 and 4 loved itthey went on nearly all the rideswe loved the peddling helicopters and the ice rink was great. It was a nice mix of tradional and current. The staff were friendly and the food was reasonably priced, especially for the portion size and not a rip off like similar places. The 'free' park area is great too. Will definately go back

Really dodgy old amusement park which has not really changed since I was a kid back in the 70s!!!…read moreNot sure how it continues to exist and not been taken over by a big entertainment group. Although not sure whether that would be an improvement. That said, my daughter absolutely loves the place. There are plenty of rides for all ages and although the place has a shabby charm to it you can spend several hours of family fun there. Prices are about the level you would expect although they have an antiquated ticket system which harks back to the 70's. In conclusion this is about as good as it gets in Kettering. Anything better and the locals would just ruin it!

Don't let your year slip by without a visit to this regions biggest and best theme park,…read morePleasurewood Hills. This 50-acre park is set in beautiful coastal parkland and ideally situated at Lowestoft but only just 10 minutes south of Great Yarmouth. Celebrating their 25th Anniversary in 2008 the park has all the ingrediants for a great day out and they really do have something for all members of the family and all groups whether young or just young at heart. From adrenalin-fuelled white knuckled thrill rides and coasters like Enigma, Wizzy Dizzy and Thunder Struck to white-water family favourites that are guaranteed to 'cool you off' including Timber Falls and Wave Beaker. There's even a great selection of of fun rides for the smallest adventurers. Be sure to explore the heart of the park - 'Main Street' and it's unique, interactive maritime theme!

You sometimes forget about this when you live so close!…read more A good day out with plenty to do, although it would be nice for locals to be able to buy and "Annual Pass" like we do for Legoland.

This is typical of the Sunday markets that now seem to have died somewhat. The difference is that…read morethis is 7 days a week during the holiday season. It is a part of the Fantasy Island complex and the market existed before the Theme Park. Same food outlets. It is extremely large. It gets very crowded but it can be interesting. There are bargains to be had if you are not looking for designer labels and yet you can often get overmakes of them. If you like shopping and markets you could easily spent 2/3 hours here and come out with branded cosmetics and tioletries..fake label sunglasses, household stuff, clothes etc.

Everytime I go to Ingoldmells, I always go to Eastgate Market…read more Theres so much stuff on the stalls it can take a while to walk around it all. Theres some good bargains to be had. The only problem is the HUGE crowds, to avoid this its best to go earlyish in the morning. Plenty to eat and drink when you walk round, as well as plenty of toilets. Other than that its a great location, with plenty of other attractions nearby.

We visited this park in late Spring and were fortunate with the weather. It was one of the most…read morehighly rated attractions in Norfolk and whilst it was on the expensive side overall it was money well spent. Parking was great (free) and the access to the park is either by a wooden walkway or by a boat, which we took. There are a number of play areas in the park and whilst it wasnt acres upon acres of attractions the areas are nicely spaced which means there isnt too much walking around. Our young children loved all of the climbing areas whcih are very well designed and built. One of the simplest areas is a camp making area where there are loads of branches for the kids to use - simple but effective and entertaining. There are some great slides and zip wires just be a little careful with the static shocks we got... ;-) My youngest loved the maze the most but it could have done with being a little bigger. The food was reasonably priced which we complimented with our own packed lunches. On the way out of the park there is the usual gift shop with a variety of related items. One thing of note was that the staff and guides were really pleasant, with none who appeared to wish they were somewhere else. So in summary a great attraction in this region and ideal for families who like a bit of adventure

An astonishing waste of money. This is in short, a £100 day out for a family of four (in our case;…read more2 adults, two children, 5 and 3). Is it worth it? Certainly not. Entry cost us an eye watering £64, which admittedly we could have saved £4 on if we'd booked in advance. Lunch was around £20, and drinks though the day another £10 (4x coffee). Facepainting and other activities were thankfully free. Food isn't cheap, especially given the entry price, lunch is about £5pp and hot drinks are around £2.50 each. I had hoped that for my £100 I would get something worthwhile in return. Sadly that was not the case, I'd essentially paid for access to a woodland playground for the children, with a few side shows. What annoys me the most is that an adult pays £16.50 for nothing. There's zero value for money for an adult; you're simply there to look after your children and keep them safe. A member of staff did say "you could go on the zip line" when I asked what there was to justify the adult entry fee. I get that it costs money to run these places, and that the plethora of staff need to be paid, and that the masses of equipment need to be bought. But, if your business model relies on an "if-you-build-it-they-will-come-and-pay-for-it" form of modern highway-highway robbery, all disguised as "children's entertainment", you're looking at a limited set of patrons. Showing value for money at that sort of ticket price is essential. I should note however that the staff were very friendly and very enthusiastic. We were thankful for that at least, as they helped the children enjoy their day. I can't fault the staff at all, they were excellent. Perhaps you'll have an amazing time if you go, your kids will certainly enjoy it, especially if the sun is shining. But, for two parents to pay £33 to stand in a wood for the day you'd have to really want to be there. By contrast, you could goto Holkham Hall and pay £3 for parking, and the kids have an equally good time in a woodland playground, complete with zip line. One other thing: this isn't an "all weather" site. If it looks like rain, stay away. A lot of the equipment gets quite slippery in the wet, and there is a severe lack of cover from the elements. Everything is out in the rain, so wrap up warm and take a brolly. Incidentally there are no indoor heated areas, so if the kids get cold your day is over. Unless you can persuade them to stand under a hand dryer in the loos. Like I said, £100 to stand in a wood.