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Use our Travel forum for recommendations on everything from day trips to the best family-friendly holiday destinations.

Great Yarmouth

7 replies

HampshireMummyof2 · 25/07/2023 18:55

Off to Great Yarmouth soon with my 2 dc. 14and 9. Where are the best places to go/things to see I have checked the web but after first hand reviews if any one has any.
Thanks 😊

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HandsomeJack · 25/07/2023 19:06

They have a pretty decent lesuire center that has a small soft play, clip and climb and pool,with slides and water cannons. Great on Rainy days.
Pleasure beach is reasonable for the money if you get wrist bands and book online the day before.
Walk all the way into town to withdraw money from an ATM. They charge £1.99 along the sea front.

WontBeLong · 25/07/2023 19:09

Went last year. Sand is good for sunbathing if nice weather.funfair,model Village and the circus is brilliant the ring turns into a swimming pool for last part of the show.try open top bus to Helmsley for a nice ride. Nice gardens to walk in in quieter part of seafront with boats to hire round the lake.

idontwanttoplayanymore · 25/07/2023 19:36

Second the hippodrome circus, seafront cheap and cheerful a nice way to spend the day. Free firework display down the seafront on a Wednesday at 10pm during summer holidays. If looking for a quieter beach day head to gorleston. Town centre not really worth a visit, if you do want a days shopping head to Norwich instead. Stock cars, monster trucks at the Yarmouth Stadium.

MessyRaptor · 25/07/2023 19:38

My son calls Great Yarmouth , Exceeding Expectations Yarmouth! He loved the hippodrome circus.

HampshireMummyof2 · 25/07/2023 20:19

Thank you! So a trip to the circus then 😁.

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TravellingSpoon · 26/07/2023 09:54

Would definitely echo the Hippodrome being fantastic!

Badtasteflump · 26/07/2023 10:10

Love GY for a cheesy seaside holiday. Definitely visit the funfairs - one each end of the main seafront. Joyland is for younger kids, but still lots to do for all ages, the Tyrolean Tubs (sp?) is good fun and also the Snails. The Pleasure Beach is the bigger fair and worth a visit just for the (very old) huge wooden roller coaster.

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