As you can see I am looking for things to do in Norfolk next week.
Years ago I took the children a couple of times to a place that we always referred to as Norfolkland.
It was a sort of theme park but not many rides. The rides were old fairground rides from the fifties and possibly thirties I think.
There was a concert hall with a fabulous organ and a set of galloping horses.
There were dancing fountains, a saw mill, very old playground toys that aren't allowed these days like a big swing, a witches hat and one of those horses that lots of people can sit on.
There was a little village that had been built, big enough to go in the houses, shops etc but not full size.
The most spectacular thing was a Victorian ride, you sat on a bench in a room and the room moved while you sat still but you felt as though you were upside down. I am not explaining that very well.
I was just wondering if the place was still open? If it is, where is it and what is it called? Thanks for your help.