Memories of Blackpool Pleasure Beach from lost attractions to record-breaking roller coasters
Blackpool Pleasure Beach has been attracting visitors for over a century, with thousands of people enjoying its variety of thrilling rides, fun attractions and more every year.
READ MORE: ITV Coronation Street in Blackpool from iconic episodes to lost 'World of Corrie' attraction The theme park also became home to the tallest roller coaster in the world when The Big One opened in 1994, standing at an impressive 235ft. The iconic Valhalla opened shortly after in 2000 and remains one of the longest indoor dark rides in the world at around six minutes.
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