Pleasurewood Hills Leisure Park Recensioni 

I took my nephews 11 and 16 and daughters 13 and 18 and we had a brilliant day out. Yes it’s a little run down but facilities are clean and staff helpful.
Food was expensive.
Very short que times.
For the ticket price you can’t complain.

In the 80s/90s pleasure wood hills was the best theme park around. Got plenty of great memories here.. Visited a few weeks ago couldn't believe my eyes the park is so run down sad to see. This place needs a complete revamp. To top it off the bad experience received £100 parking fine there was no visual signs. Even on the website didn't say nothing about a car parking charge. Definitely won't be coming back.

This place is shabby and run down, they also sent me a £170 fine for not paying £3 parking. I didn't see any signs alerting me to parking charges and have never had to pay before. They sent recovery strait to a debt recovery agency, no letters to me asking for payment etc, what a scam.

Avoid at all costs.

Just another money grabbing venue with high price food and drink as well as merchandise.
They must be running this place on a shoestring, I remember my parents taking me as a child all the time and they had things going for them. There were so many good rides and you were allowed to have barbecues which they banned a good while ago now. You also used to see Woody the bear, Clarence the cat and Ronnie the raccoon dressed up and walking around the park but not anymore.
How times have changed, it’s now a dirty run down theme park if you can call it that with lots of rides closed down and the ones that are open are in need of a repair or modernising. I certainly wouldn’t take my child there any more,

Do not pay full price for PWH

Get your Tesco club card points out if you are desperate for something to do.

We went on its first day of opening in 2024 (March 29th) expecting rides to be all sparkling , jet washed, painted and cleaned. This was not so. The place looked like the fairground from Hiroshima in places. Rides that were full of leaves and rotten smelly water (elephant ride) the safari ride was filthy. Steering wheel falling apart. Rusty bits of metal sticking out and torn material. There’s authentic and then there’s deaths traps!

£18 per adult that includes 3yr olds who by the way if need to be min 90cm minimum tall to go on certain rides.

Explain to me how a child who is 90cm can go on the egg rollercoaster accompanied by an adult but not the umbrella ride (opposite) that looked about as exciting as watching paint dry. Confused face!

Also the egg rollercoaster clearly hadn’t been tested before opening as they had not cut back the winter foliage as my wife was smashed in the face by a branch. Luckily she walked away unscathed.

Pro’s … the staff as much as most have them looked like they’ve just finished their GCSE’S were very smiley, polite and pleasant (might be first day high) toilets were clean. Parking was free (for now) . There’s a McDonald’s just before the park, so don’t pay stupid money for food on site or take a picnic

Overall, this place needs a big cash injection a with some new rides or at least a proper clean and lick of paint.

Sadly won’t be returning

Don’t waste your money here! The whole park seems derelict apart from a few rides that are over 40 years old that are unkept/or cared for - It was the worst day trip my children have ever had! Such a disappointing experience it put a cloud over our holiday. I’ve emailed Pleasurewood Hills twice and they can’t even muster up an apology. there were several rides that were out of commission with 8ft fencing around which was blown over and dangerous. The facilities were disgusting, we arrived at 10 am and the toilets clearly hadn’t been cleaned, i wouldn’t dare let my children eat there. One ride, the wooden walkway to the ride was rotten and unsafe with empty oil can left at the side of the rollercoaster. Save your money and your disappointment!

Paid full money even though lots of rides shut
Found was a dirty place
Would not go again