Llandudno Pier Kids Funfair Rides

Nice place but lots of stuff was shut

Thoroughly enjoyed the view, walking over the pier and at the beach spent nice time before heading to Clowyn.

Good place to play but we were a bit to late to play in and the slides were closed

It's a lovely place would benifit more if the main attractions were open the arcade was open for business and had a great variety of games

Llandudno promenade is a beautiful piece of coastline for walks and just taking it easy with an ice cream or a cup of tea. The pier and surrounding walks are lovely at anytime of the year and in any weather. The Victorians did a brilliant job when they planned this towns stunning front.

A handful of rides for little kids. It’s ok but expensive. Rides are about 3/4 tokens each (that’s 3-4 quid for a rides that lasts about as many minutes). It sounds fairly cheap but it gets expensive very quickly. And hook a duck is 5 tokens, That’s a fiver for a toy that’s worth about £1.

The upside was that the staff were very friendly.

This place would benefit from some sort of unlimited wristband. I’d happily pay £20 if it meant my kid could go on the rides as much as he liked.

Not great very tired and rundown and extremely busy!

Expensive to buy tokens… most are £4 per ride (£1=£1 token)

Don’t forget to put coins in first before notes. Didn’t say on the machine we used and it took our £5 note. Did ask a staff member who radioed the boss to come help out and we did get our tokens for the rides.

Arcades at the end of the pier don’t sell toys in exchange for token ticket so you have to walk back to the start of the pier to claim.

A few shops were shut along the pier but lovely views from the end back over the town and lovely clear blue sea!