Fantasy Island

It’s like a fair with a couple of really big rides when you come up to the park you see th really big coaster when you actually get in there isn’t that many rides there although you can end up speanding a good few hours there and the rides they do have are enjoyable for all ages alike.

A good place for kids and adults there a quite a few good rides and the rides indoors for the kids it good because the weather is never that good. It is quite expensive but that is the same for every seaside town.

I was quite disappointed with Fantasy Island. I had gone past it several times and it looked massive and really exciting. As it was, we got there and it wasn’t as big as I thought.
We had a voucher for BOGOF tokens but decided that even £24 for £12 wasn’t worth it.
I was amazed at just how big the market was but as you go round you see that a lot of the stalls are selling the same things for the same prices so it could have been condensed down to half the size.
The sideshows in the little kiddies area were a real rip-​off. £2 for the hook a duck to win something you could buy in the £store.
I wouldn’t make a special trip to go there again :(

this is a nice LITTLE theme park well i expected better from it as i came up to it in my car it looked great but when i got there i found it was not as good as i expectedwell i would say its ⁴⁄₁₀ because it has 4 proper big rides including a large drop tower a big roller coaster and a bigger rollercoaster but the two proper big coasters cost 3 pound each and dont use the token scheame wots the point??? and they have a nice little kiddy section inside through great for little kiddywinks but not so good for hardcore rollercoasterists (oohh big word) inside they have a load of babycoasterslike a little one that goes around the place quite nice for peeps with reasons not to go o n big coasters but not my sorta place really

I am not a great one for theme parks. I will go on every ride, though hate queing, but mainly to prove something. never been sure who to. Sometimes I enjoy the ride and sometimes I wonder why the ** am I doing this?
Unless it has changed since I was there this is free to get in but you pay for rides. Booklets are most economic. Big scary rides and a fair few kiddie rides.
Lots of tacky food stands some shops and kiosks.
I admire the man who started this all. He was a market trader with big ideas. then came a caravan park and eventually he seems to own most of Ingoldmells including building the park.
Usually packed and smelling of onions but if it is your thing then it is very close to many other coastal attractions too so worth a visit.