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Jenny H
A balanced review
Pleasurewood Hills的点评
点评：⭐⭐⭐☆☆ 3/5
Overall, we had a really nice day at Pleasurewood Hills. Our group consisted of four adults (including two 18-year-olds and one person using a mobility scooter) and a 17-year-old. Despite some rides being aimed at younger visitors, there was still plenty for everyone to enjoy.
We purchased four eco cups for cold drinks (£3.95 each, with refills at £2.50) and I also bought a tea refill cup (£7.50 with unlimited refills). We found these to be excellent value for money.
We used both an Access Card and a Blue Light Card. Staff checked the relevant proof and issued disability access wristbands on arrival, which was straightforward and appreciated. We arrived just before the park opened at 10am and there was virtually no queue. The park closed at 4pm and, although we had originally planned to leave around 2:30pm, we stayed longer so my daughter could watch the bird show.
Both the bird show and the sea lion show were fantastic. It was clear that the animals appeared content, healthy and well cared for, which was very important to us. The app was also useful, showing ride wait times so you could plan your day accordingly.
Unfortunately, there were several issues that prevented me from rating the park higher than 3 stars.
After parking (which costs £3 for the day and can be paid when purchasing tickets), the route from the car park to the entrance involves a stony surface. My mobility scooter became stuck in the loose stones near the entrance and my family had to help me get moving again. There was no warning about this, and I imagine many other mobility scooter users may experience the same problem.
The toilets were also disappointing. I used a disabled toilet which was in need of a deep clean. The door would not lock, the woodwork was rotting, and the toilet itself was heavily stained. On a positive note, there was plenty of toilet paper and hand soap available.
Accessibility around the park could also be improved. Many of the paths were uneven, and when passing some of the busier rides, queues often spilled across the pathways. This forced me onto sandy or muddy ground with my mobility scooter. While this isn’t entirely the park’s fault, simple measures such as clearer queue markings or railings along grassed areas could help keep pathways accessible.
It was good to see some newer attractions, but the majority of the rides are very dated. I remember riding many of them when I visited as a child over 30 years ago. The water slide also had visible green algae in the water, which suggested it could benefit from a thorough clean and improved maintenance.
The train includes a designated disabled area, but I wasn’t entirely sure how it was intended to be used. I didn’t feel comfortable leaving my mobility scooter unattended while riding, particularly as staff are understandably focused on operating the attraction safely.
Overall, I feel the park would benefit from significant investment and modernisation. With some major upgrades, it could become far more competitive with larger theme parks such as Alton Towers and Thorpe Park. That said, considering the ticket price, we were happy with the value we received and enjoyed our day.
If you’re looking for a family day out while visiting the Great Yarmouth area, Pleasurewood Hills is well worth considering. We purchased our tickets online the evening before and received a discounted price, which made the visit even better value.
Overall, we had a really nice day at Pleasurewood Hills. Our group consisted of four adults (including two 18-year-olds and one person using a mobility scooter) and a 17-year-old. Despite some rides being aimed at younger visitors, there was still plenty for everyone to enjoy.
We purchased four eco cups for cold drinks (£3.95 each, with refills at £2.50) and I also bought a tea refill cup (£7.50 with unlimited refills). We found these to be excellent value for money.
We used both an Access Card and a Blue Light Card. Staff checked the relevant proof and issued disability access wristbands on arrival, which was straightforward and appreciated. We arrived just before the park opened at 10am and there was virtually no queue. The park closed at 4pm and, although we had originally planned to leave around 2:30pm, we stayed longer so my daughter could watch the bird show.
Both the bird show and the sea lion show were fantastic. It was clear that the animals appeared content, healthy and well cared for, which was very important to us. The app was also useful, showing ride wait times so you could plan your day accordingly.
Unfortunately, there were several issues that prevented me from rating the park higher than 3 stars.
After parking (which costs £3 for the day and can be paid when purchasing tickets), the route from the car park to the entrance involves a stony surface. My mobility scooter became stuck in the loose stones near the entrance and my family had to help me get moving again. There was no warning about this, and I imagine many other mobility scooter users may experience the same problem.
The toilets were also disappointing. I used a disabled toilet which was in need of a deep clean. The door would not lock, the woodwork was rotting, and the toilet itself was heavily stained. On a positive note, there was plenty of toilet paper and hand soap available.
Accessibility around the park could also be improved. Many of the paths were uneven, and when passing some of the busier rides, queues often spilled across the pathways. This forced me onto sandy or muddy ground with my mobility scooter. While this isn’t entirely the park’s fault, simple measures such as clearer queue markings or railings along grassed areas could help keep pathways accessible.
It was good to see some newer attractions, but the majority of the rides are very dated. I remember riding many of them when I visited as a child over 30 years ago. The water slide also had visible green algae in the water, which suggested it could benefit from a thorough clean and improved maintenance.
The train includes a designated disabled area, but I wasn’t entirely sure how it was intended to be used. I didn’t feel comfortable leaving my mobility scooter unattended while riding, particularly as staff are understandably focused on operating the attraction safely.
Overall, I feel the park would benefit from significant investment and modernisation. With some major upgrades, it could become far more competitive with larger theme parks such as Alton Towers and Thorpe Park. That said, considering the ticket price, we were happy with the value we received and enjoyed our day.
If you’re looking for a family day out while visiting the Great Yarmouth area, Pleasurewood Hills is well worth considering. We purchased our tickets online the evening before and received a discounted price, which made the visit even better value.
翻译：⭐⭐⭐☆☆ 3/5
总的来说，我们在Pleasurewood Hills度过了非常愉快的一天。我们一行共有五人：四位成年人（其中包括两名18岁的青年，以及一位需要使用代步车的人士），还有一名17岁的少年。虽然有些游乐项目是面向年龄较小的游客设计的，但依然有足够多的项目能让所有人尽情享受。
我们购买了四个用于盛装冷饮的环保杯（每个售价3.95英镑，续杯费用为2.50英镑），我还特意买了一个可无限次续杯的茶杯（售价7.50英镑）。我们认为这些产品的性价比相当高。我们同时使用了无障碍通行卡和蓝色灯光卡。到达后，工作人员核对了相关证明，随后为我们发放了无障碍通行手环，整个过程简单顺畅，我们对此十分感激。我们在公园上午10点开门前不久便到了，当时几乎没有人排队。公园于下午4点闭园，虽然我们原本计划下午2点半离开，但最终还是多留了一会儿，好让女儿能观看鸟类表演。
鸟类表演和海狮表演都精彩至极。很明显，这些动物看起来心情愉快、健康状况良好，且得到了悉心照料，这一点对我们来说非常重要。这款应用程序也很有用，它能显示排队等候的时间，方便游客合理安排当天的行程。
可惜的是，存在几个问题导致我无法给这个公园超过3星的评分。
停车后（全天停车费用为3英镑，可在购买门票时一并支付），从停车场到入口处的路面都是石子路。我的电动代步车卡在了入口处的碎石中，家人不得不帮我把车弄动起来。事先并没有任何相关提示，我想很多其他使用电动代步车的人可能也会遇到同样的问题。
卫生间的状况也令人失望。我使用了无障碍专用卫生间，那里急需彻底清洁。门无法上锁，木制结构已经腐烂，马桶上也布满了污渍。不过也有值得肯定的地方。公园里有充足的卫生纸和洗手液可供使用。
公园内的无障碍设施也有待改善。许多小路并不平整，而在一些较受欢迎的游乐设施旁，排队的人群常常挤满了通道。这迫使我不得不驾驶轮椅或代步车行驶在沙地或泥泞的地面上。虽然这并不完全是公园的责任，但诸如设置更清晰的排队标识、在草地周边安装护栏等简单措施，都能有助于保持通道的通畅与无障碍。能看到一些较新的游乐设施固然不错，但大部分游乐项目都显得十分陈旧了。我还记得30多年前还是个孩子的时候也玩过其中的很多项目。那个水滑道的水中还能看到绿色的藻类，这说明它确实需要彻底清洁并加强维护了。
火车上设有专为残障人士使用的区域，但我不太清楚其具体用途。乘坐过程中，我实在不放心把我的代步车单独留在那里不管。尤其是考虑到工作人员理所当然地需要将精力集中在确保景点安全运营上。
总体而言，我觉得该游乐园亟需大量投资与现代化改造。只要进行几项重大升级，它就能更有力地与阿尔顿塔和索普公园等大型主题公园相抗衡。话虽如此，考虑到门票价格，我们认为物有所值，这一天也玩得很开心。
如果您想在游览大雅茅斯地区时带家人共度欢乐时光，Pleasurewood Hills绝对值得一去。我们在前一天晚上在线购买了门票，还享受到了折扣价，这让这次游玩更加物超所值。
总的来说，我们在Pleasurewood Hills度过了非常愉快的一天。我们一行共有五人：四位成年人（其中包括两名18岁的青年，以及一位需要使用代步车的人士），还有一名17岁的少年。虽然有些游乐项目是面向年龄较小的游客设计的，但依然有足够多的项目能让所有人尽情享受。
我们购买了四个用于盛装冷饮的环保杯（每个售价3.95英镑，续杯费用为2.50英镑），我还特意买了一个可无限次续杯的茶杯（售价7.50英镑）。我们认为这些产品的性价比相当高。我们同时使用了无障碍通行卡和蓝色灯光卡。到达后，工作人员核对了相关证明，随后为我们发放了无障碍通行手环，整个过程简单顺畅，我们对此十分感激。我们在公园上午10点开门前不久便到了，当时几乎没有人排队。公园于下午4点闭园，虽然我们原本计划下午2点半离开，但最终还是多留了一会儿，好让女儿能观看鸟类表演。
鸟类表演和海狮表演都精彩至极。很明显，这些动物看起来心情愉快、健康状况良好，且得到了悉心照料，这一点对我们来说非常重要。这款应用程序也很有用，它能显示排队等候的时间，方便游客合理安排当天的行程。
可惜的是，存在几个问题导致我无法给这个公园超过3星的评分。
停车后（全天停车费用为3英镑，可在购买门票时一并支付），从停车场到入口处的路面都是石子路。我的电动代步车卡在了入口处的碎石中，家人不得不帮我把车弄动起来。事先并没有任何相关提示，我想很多其他使用电动代步车的人可能也会遇到同样的问题。
卫生间的状况也令人失望。我使用了无障碍专用卫生间，那里急需彻底清洁。门无法上锁，木制结构已经腐烂，马桶上也布满了污渍。不过也有值得肯定的地方。公园里有充足的卫生纸和洗手液可供使用。
公园内的无障碍设施也有待改善。许多小路并不平整，而在一些较受欢迎的游乐设施旁，排队的人群常常挤满了通道。这迫使我不得不驾驶轮椅或代步车行驶在沙地或泥泞的地面上。虽然这并不完全是公园的责任，但诸如设置更清晰的排队标识、在草地周边安装护栏等简单措施，都能有助于保持通道的通畅与无障碍。能看到一些较新的游乐设施固然不错，但大部分游乐项目都显得十分陈旧了。我还记得30多年前还是个孩子的时候也玩过其中的很多项目。那个水滑道的水中还能看到绿色的藻类，这说明它确实需要彻底清洁并加强维护了。
火车上设有专为残障人士使用的区域，但我不太清楚其具体用途。乘坐过程中，我实在不放心把我的代步车单独留在那里不管。尤其是考虑到工作人员理所当然地需要将精力集中在确保景点安全运营上。
总体而言，我觉得该游乐园亟需大量投资与现代化改造。只要进行几项重大升级，它就能更有力地与阿尔顿塔和索普公园等大型主题公园相抗衡。话虽如此，考虑到门票价格，我们认为物有所值，这一天也玩得很开心。
如果您想在游览大雅茅斯地区时带家人共度欢乐时光，Pleasurewood Hills绝对值得一去。我们在前一天晚上在线购买了门票，还享受到了折扣价，这让这次游玩更加物超所值。
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