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Page is an Archive of all news items featured on the Joyland Books News
Page between 1 July and 31 December 2006.
For the latest news, click here.
Barry Island Pleasure
Park saved? [25/12/06]
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Famous South Wales amusement park,
Barry Island Pleasure Park, might have been saved in an eleventh
hour deal between its owners, Hyper Value, and retail restructuring
specialist Hilco. Hilco acquired a 50% interest in Hyper Value
Holdings Ltd in August 2006 when the business was close to collapse.
As part of the transaction Hilco has now also agreed to fund a joint
venture arrangement with Ian Rogers, son of the business's founder
(the late Ken Rogers), to acquire and operate the Barry Island
Pleasure Park including the Dolphin Bar and KR's nightclub. Whether
this becomes a long-term solution remains to be seen. |
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Four new DVDs released
[18/12/06]
Erosion forces
Blackgang Chine to retreat [17/12/06]
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The managing director of
Vectis Ventures Ltd, owners of Blackgang Chine on the Isle of Wight,
has announced that some of the theme park's attractions may be moved
to sister park Robin Hill over the next decade due to the ongoing
threat of cliff erosion. In an interview with a local newspaper,
Simon Dabell said that some of Blackgang's existing attractions will
be phased out over the next decade but that some new adult
attractions will be added to the reduced size facility, including a
visitors' centre to tell the story of Blackgang and its history of
shipwrecks and smugglers.
Dabell said, "In the
long term, Blackgang will be too small to be a major family
attraction. Blackgang is probably better suited as an
adult-orientated location." |
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Visit Chicago's lost amusement park in new
DVD [10/12/06]
Ride It! DVDs re-released in special double
pack [5/12/06]
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One of our most popular roller coaster
DVDs - Ride It! Volumes 1 and 2
- have been re-released as a double pack DVD. The pack is available
at the price of £14.99, which is a discount of £8.99 off the full
price of the two separate DVDs.
Ride It! Volumes 1 and 2
feature 60 on-ride videos from America, Europe and Japan. The DVDs
feature over 100 minutes of coaster thrills including many unedited
station-to-station rides. Rides featured include California
Screamin' at Disney's California Adventure, Giant Dipper at Belmont
Park and Roller Coaster at Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach.
The DVD is playable
in all world regions and is made with a Dolby Digital and 5.1
Surround soundtrack. The single volumes have now been discontinued.
More details... |
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Final day of historic amusement park
captured on DVD [26/11/06]
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For almost 60 years, the Myrtle
Beach Pavilion has been a landmark ocean front amusement park in
South Carolina. At 8pm on September 30th 2006 the Myrtle Beach
Pavilion closed its doors forever. You can now re-live this last
day in a special DVD with footage that will live on forever.
Myrtle Beach Pavilion
1948-2006: The Last Ride Day is a virtual visit to the park.
Witness the sights and sounds and experience some of the rides and
attractions that are now gone forever. Take a front seat ride on the
'Hurricane Category 5' roller coaster, the swings, the Rainbow, the
Mad Mouse and much more. Get to walk around the entire park just
like you were there!
More... |
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Two circus books increase Joyland's circus
range [26/11/06]
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The range of circus books available
from Joyland Books has increased in time for Christmas with two
titles from Aardvark Publishing.
Water Spectacles in the
Circus by Don Stacey is an illustrated study of water shows
in entertainment around the world, and includes sections on the
Blackpool Tower Circus and Great Yarmouth Hippodrome.
Animals in Circuses
and Zoos: Chiron's World? by Dr Marthe Kiley-Worthington is
the results of an 18 month independent study of circus animals, in
comparison with animals in zoos and other husbandry systems and in
the wild. It makes essential reading. |
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Behind the scenes at famous state fair
[26/11/06]
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Bob Goldsack, former editor of the
circus publication The White Tops, debuted his latest book,
Behind the
Scenes...Eastern States Exposition West Springfield, Massachusetts
and the Story of New England's Mr. Show Business Wayne McCary
at The Big E, as this major American state fair is called. Goldsack
was on hand to autograph copies of the book during a special
ceremony at the Fair and his book is now on sale at Joyland Books.
Eastern States Exposition is a
complex, diversified organisation that serves as the combined big
state fair for the six New England states, comprised of Connecticut,
Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. The
book delves into its history.
More... |
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Amusement park industry pioneers featured in
new book [25/11/06]
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Ripley Publishing has launched a new
book series that pays homage to the creative pioneers who have made
the world’s amusement parks, theme parks, amusement rides and
waterparks what they are today.
Legends: Pioneers of the Amusement Park Industry by Tim
O'Brien, is the first in that series.
There have been hundreds of books
written on individual parks, on individual rides and attractions and
on the amusement business as a whole, but few have been written
specifically about the people who dedicated their lives to creating
the industry. Presented here are the most detailed and comprehensive
biographies ever written about 10 men who were instrumental in
shaping the 20th century fun park landscape. Written in a casual,
easy to read style, the passion of these pioneers beautifully shines
through. More... |
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First 'white knuckle' ride documented in new
book [19/11/06]
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New books from Kevin Scrivens and
Stephen Smith are always important publications, and their new
title, Steam Yachts,
is no exception. Dating from William Cartwright and Henry
Cracknell's Patent of 1888, the Steam Yacht, as the ride was to
become known, was the first 'white knuckle' thrill ride to be seen
on travelling fairgrounds. This book documents the histories of each
of the 20 rides which travelled in Great Britain, the traction
engines which accompanied them, and details of the curiously
interwoven family relationships of many of the owners.
More details...
Other recent releases from Scrivens
and Smith include
Hancocks of the West and
Carters Jungle
Thriller, both available from Joyland Books. |
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Northern Ireland amusement park in new book
[19/11/06]
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New books about amusement parks are
few and far between, but this new title is one of the most
comprehensive ever released.
Fun is our Business: the
Story of Barry's Amusements by James Fairley tells the story
of Barry's Amusement Park, Portrush (Northern Ireland), and the
family business that operates it. The book shows that the firm once
boasted more than one amusement park, including popular parks at
Belfast and Bangor. If that wasn't enough, they also operated a
travelling fair and a circus, both of which are well documented in
this book.
Professor Fairley's book is a
comprehensive history of the firm, illustrated with photographs
dating back to the early years of the last century, showing the
Trufelli family, the amusements and people enjoying themselves.
More details... |
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Over 1,000 circus terms defined in major
reference work [19/11/06]
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With a foreword by world-famous
ringmaster Norman Barrett, Geoff Stevens's new book defines over
1000 circus terms and is a must for any circus enthusiast. The
modern circus has been around for almost 250 years. The technical
words of the circus are reaching a wider audience, among students,
especially at the various circus schools, and circus enthusiasts,
who wish to understand more about the origins, history or purpose of
the technical aspects of what they see and enjoy in the circus ring.
The technical words are largely unchanged, and many easily cross the
language barriers. The 'circus slang', however, is dying out rapidly
in British circus, and is now spoken only among the old-established
circus families.
Circus Dictionary
is an attempt to record and explain those words and to point the
reader towards further sources of information.
More details... |
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Pleasure Beach stalwart to retire [14/11/06]
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Jim Rowland, Group Operations Director
at Pleasure Beach Blackpool, is to retire in December. Rowland
became famous as the star of the 1998 BBC1 documentary series
Pleasure Beach, but his career with the company started back in
1972. Starting at the now defunct Morecambe Pleasure Park (later
Frontierland), Rowland moved to the Pleasure Beach in 1991. He will
continue to be responsible for the day-to-day running of the park
until 20 December. |
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Pennies by the Sea book signing announced
[12/11/06]
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Pennies by the Sea: The Life and Times of Joyland Amusements,
Bridlington by Nick Laister, is to receive its official
launch at a special book signing event on 18th November 2006 at the
8th Annual Long Eaton Fairground Model Show and Exhibition. Nick
will be at the show from 10am at the Skelter Publishing trade stand
signing copies of this landmark publication. The book is based
around the history of what was one of Britain's largest arcades,
Joyland Amusements in the popular East Yorkshire seaside resort of
Bridlington. It tells of how the Brown family from Sheffield turned
a small arcade in a former seafront shop to a palace of fun that is
now widely known across Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire and beyond.
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The Long Eaton Fairground Model Show
and Exhibition is being staged at the Town Hall, Long Eaton,
Nottingham, and is open to the public from 10am to 5pm. Admission is
free. The Town Hall will be packed full of fairground models of all
types, including fairground transport, old time and modern
fairground rides and junior modellers.
In other 'Pennies' news, the book
featured in the Guardian newspaper on 8 November 2006, along with a
gallery of photographs.
View article>> |
Redundancies at American Adventure Theme
Park [12/11/06]
The American Adventure Theme Park
(Ilkeston, Derbyshire) has made 19 members of its permanent staff
redundant as a cost-cutting measure. This represents more than half
of its permanent staff of 32. The park recently removed several of
its white knuckle rides, including the Missile looping roller
coaster and Nightmare Niagara log flume, to allow it to focus on
family visitors. Park director Roger Lloyd blamed "difficult trading
conditions" for the redundancies.
Gateshead's Metroland to close? [2/11/06]
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The Metroland indoor theme park at
Gateshead's Metro Centre is to close, according to a report in
today's Newcastle Chronicle. Despite attracting 1.2m visitors last
year, Metro Centre's owners - Capital Shopping Centres (CSC) - are
considering closing the park as part of a modernisation programme
for that part of the shopping centre. Metroland opened in 1988 and
has been operated by a leaseholder, Harrow-based Arlington Leisure,
since 1996. CSC plans to replace the park with an Odeon Cinema. |
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American Express cards now welcome
[30/10/06]
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Joyland Books now accepts American
Express cards for any online purchase worldwide. And with the Amex
Membership Rewards® programme, you can redeem points toward
shopping, travel, and entertainment when you buy at Joyland Books.
We also accept Visa and Mastercard (and their derivatives) as well
as Switch, Maestro, Delta, Solo and JCB. Shopping at Joyland Books
couldn't be easier! |
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Slot machine magazine available from Joyland
Books [28/10/06]
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Joyland Books is pleased to offer
annual subscriptions to the new slot machine magazine,
Mechanical Memories
Magazine. A subscriber magazine about vintage coin-operated
games, it is published every month except August. The Magazine
includes a varied selection of articles. Some of the regular
features that have been included over the past few months include:
'The history of Mechanical Memories Museum, Brighton'; 'How I
started my collection' (subscribers tell the story of their slot
machine collections); 'Out and about' (visiting collections, museums
and penny arcades); 'Spotlight' (articles on specific machines); and
Letters page. Click
here for details. |
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Arcade book an 'eight year project'
[25/10/06]
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Nick Laister, the author of the brand
new amusement arcade book Pennies
by the Sea, has revealed that the book was an eight year
project in an interview in the Bridlington Free Press. The
Wakefield-born author states: "I have been working on the book for
about eight years and carried out a lot of interviews with people
who worked in Joyland. This is my first book, although I am working
on a couple of others, but I don't intend taking another eight years
on those!"
Nick also states that he believes
that seaside amusement arcades still have a future: "I'm certain
that amusement arcades will still be around in 100 years time but
these days they have to fight against Playstations and XBoxes. In
the days of Joyland, people went to the arcades and it was the only
place to play video games and machines."
Click here to read the interview in full. |
Author Nick Laister
Click here for more on the book! |
Barry Island Pleasure Park owner in
financial trouble [23/10/06]
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The South Wales retailer, Hyper Value,
is reportedly in financial difficulty. The Company, which owns Barry
Island Pleasure Park, is closing several of its South Wales stores
following a period of poor trading. Retail restructuring specialist
Hilco has acquired a 50% share in the company, following Hyper
Value's inability to borrow any further funds. The Merthyr
Tydfil-based firm was founded 25 years ago by Ken Rogers, who died
in 2001 aged 56. He bought the Barry Island Pleasure Park in 1995
and undertook a £5m refurbishment programme. The future of the
Pleasure Park is now in doubt. A statement on the future of the
company is expected soon. |
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Pennies by the Sea released - buy a signed
copy now! [15/10/06]
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We are pleased to announce that Nick
Laister's long-awaited book,
Pennies by the Sea: The Life and Times of Joyland Amusements,
Bridlington, is now out and ready to be dispatched. It is
the first book to be released on the phenomenon of the seaside
amusement arcade, based around the history of what was one of
Britain’s largest – Joyland Amusements in the East Yorkshire seaside
resort of Bridlington. It is a rags to riches tale of how a glove
seller from Sheffield market turned a collection of buildings on
Bridlington seafront into a palace of fun with slot machines,
fairground rides and amazing sideshows. Signed copies are available
on a first come, first served basis.
Click here for more details
or to buy your copy. |
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Amusement park redevelopment plans unveiled
[14/10/06]
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Plans for the redevelopment of Rhyl's
famous Ocean Beach Amusement Park have been put on display at Rhyl
Town Hall. The scheme will replace the historic amusement park with
apartments and an Asda supermarket, along with bars, cafes,
restaurants, offices, leisure development and hotel. A planning
application will be submitted to Denbighshire County Council this
week. Ocean Beach Fun Fair opened in the 1930s and is home to
Britain's only surviving circular water chute, the country's first
steel coaster (Jet Stream) and a permanent Ghost Train.
Click here
to download the news item from the Rhyl Journal and
here for an article on the park's history. |
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Tavistock Goose Fair celebrated in a new
book [10/10/06]
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The latest release from leading
fairground author Guy Belshaw is
Tavistock Goose Fair.
This is Guy’s third fairground book, and is published following two
years of research and much time spent sourcing elusive
photos of fortune tellers, booth boxers and bygone shows, that once
enlivened Goose Fair. In this book, Guy reveals some of the secrets
of the fair's past. He also relates the background to the Rowland
family, whose amusements have been prominent at Tavistock for over a
century. From Tom Rowland, a stout but genial man, and his wife,
'One-eyed' Betsy, to the present generation, the family is known
throughout the West Country.
Click here for
more details. |
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New fairground transport
book released [8/10/06]
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This work features a personal
selection of the best examples of showmen's transport from Brian
Steptoe's camera over the years since 1992. It covers a wide range
of transport in actual use on the fairground, rather than items in
preservation.
Vintage Fairground Transport by Brian Steptoe is packed full
of colour photographs and is a must for any fairground transport
enthusiast.
Click here for details.
We also stock Brian Steptoe's other
titles, including:
Vintage Funfairs, Jump On,
Jump On and Roundabout
People. |
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No listed status for Cyclone [3/10/06]
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The Department of Culture Media and
Sport (DCMS) has refused to list the Cyclone roller coaster at
Pleasureland (Southport, UK) following a last-minute appeal. On the
advice of English Heritage, DCMS denied listed building status to
the ride last month; the appeal was an attempt by local campaigners
to save the ride from almost certain demolition.
Click
here for a fuller report of the news and
here for the English Heritage report. |
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Phone us! [1/10/06]
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You can now telephone Joyland Books
from anywhere in the UK for the price of a local call. Our new sales
hotline is 0845 428 5749. |
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Amusement park giants die [1/10/06]
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Two of Britain's most prominent
showmen, both of whom made a successful transition into amusement
parks, have died over the past few weeks. Pat Evans, owner of
Wales's Coney Beach Amusement Park at Porthcawl, died on 24
September. Evans developed the site, formerly a Second World War
army installation, from scratch over more than five decades,
although it is currently threatened with closure. Legendary showman
Billy Danter has also recently passed away. Over recent years,
Danter operated his Hurricane Jets ride at son Henry's Symonds Yat
Leisure Park well into his nineties. |
Above: Coney Beach Amusement
Park |
Pennies by the Sea website launched
[30/9/06]
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Skelter
Publishing has launched a brand new website devoted to the
new book Pennies by the Sea: The Life and Times of Joyland
Amusements, Bridlington by Nick Laister. The
website
includes information about the book and an interview with its
author. It also includes exclusive deleted sections that didn't make
it into the final book along with numerous deleted photographs. Plus
you can get a sneak preview of several stunning photographs that did
make it into the book. The book is released on 14 October 2006. The
new website is at
www.joyland.co.uk.
[Please note that
www.joyland.co.uk was
the URL of Joyland Books prior to April 2001. If you are still using
this URL to access Joyland Books, please update your favourites
now!] |
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Demolition of Southport Cyclone commences
[22/9/06]
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Demolition of the 1937-built wooden
roller coaster, the Cyclone at
Pleasureland
(Southport, UK) has commenced. Local campaigners applied to have the
ride, which is the only pre-war traditional roller coaster (as
opposed to 'scenic railway') surviving in the UK outside Blackpool,
spot listed. English Heritage and DCMS have decided not to list the
ride due to the amount of demolition work that has already taken
place and because the station was rebuilt following a 1984 fire.
Click here to discuss the news on our Forum. |
Above: The 1937 Cyclone roller
coaster at Pleasureland, Southport.
Click here for aerial shots of the ride. |
Scenic Railway documentary to air on Channel
4 [13/9/06]
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A brand new documentary about the threatened Scenic Railway roller
coaster at Margate's Dreamland will air on Channel 4 this coming
Monday, 18 September 2006. Part of the popular Seaside Secrets
series, the programme is called 'The Ups and Downs of the Scenic'
and tells the story of this historic ride. Presented by
Tony Livesey, editor-in-chief and managing director of the Daily
Sport and Sunday Sport newspapers, the programme
is understood to include interviews with Dreamland operator George
Webb and Save Dreamland Campaigner Nick Laister.
The programme airs at 1.20pm. |
Click here
for the Save Dreamland Campaign website! |
Joyland history book available to pre-order
[10/9/06]
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If ever a book could be described as
'long-awaited', this is the one.
Pennies by the Sea: The Life and Times of Joyland Amusements,
Bridlington by Nick Laister is the result of eight years'
worth of research and is available to pre-order now.
Released on 14 October 2006 by Skelter
Publishing, it is the first book to be released on the phenomenon of
the seaside amusement arcade, based around the history of what was
one of Britain’s largest – Joyland Amusements in the East Yorkshire
seaside resort of Bridlington. It is a rags to riches tale of how a
glove seller from Sheffield market turned a collection of buildings
on Bridlington seafront into a palace of fun with slot machines,
fairground rides and amazing sideshows.
Click here for more details. |
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Southport Pleasureland Closes [5/9/06]
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Southport's Pleasureland amusement
park has announced that it has closed down, with immediate effect.
The announcement was made to staff this afternoon at a special
meeting; most of the staff have been made redundant. This closure
comes little over two years after its owners, Blackpool Pleasure
Beach, acquired the adjacent Southport Zoo in order to expand the
park. To find out more about the history of Pleasureland, read the
new book
Pleasureland Memories.
Click here for details. |
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Former Tussauds boss dies [21/8/06]
The man considered by many to be the
architect of the current Tussauds Group has died. Michael Herbert
CBE joined Tussauds in 1976 as CEO and, following the company's
acquisition by Pearson in 1978, became its Chairman. Herbert is
credited with the company moving into theme park development and
ownership, initially with the redevelopment of Chessington Zoo into
the famous World of Adventures in 1987, and later with the
acquisition of Alton Towers in 1990. Herbert retired in 1994.
Fairground photographs in new book [19/8/06]
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Following on from the success of
Philip Bradley's
Fairground Photographs and Notes, the Fairground Society has
teamed up with New Era Publications to release a further volume,
this time featuring the photographs of
George Kilvington.
George started taking photographs in April 1935 in his hometown of
Huddersfield, at the prestigious Easter fair which had for many
years been held on the Great Northern Street ground adjacent to the
corporation tram sheds. Although 15 years old at the time, his
photographs seem not to be just images of fairground equipment, but
truly capture the atmosphere of the event. This book is a belated
tribute in recognition of the outstanding visual record of a
previously unacknowledged side of social history which George
Kilvington captured for prosperity.
Click here for
details. |
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Pleasure Beach jobs to go [13/8/06]
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The Blackpool Gazette claims that
round 70 of Blackpool Pleasure
Beach's 400 permanent staff will lose their jobs in a
restructuring of the company, headed by managing director Amanda
Thompson. The Pleasure Beach insists that no figure has been
discussed, but confirmed that an independent consultant has been
drafted in to look at how savings can be made. The Pleasure Beach
also denied that the company was in financial difficulties, stating
that the park is "enjoying a profitable summer". The Pleasure beach
had 6 million visitors last year, down 200,000 from the previous
year, and the park retained its position as the UK's most visited
tourist attraction. |
Ups and downs: The Pleasure Beach denies it is having
financial difficulties.
Discuss this story in our Amusement Parks Forum |
More DVD coaster rides 13/8/06]
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Following hot on the heels of the
successful roller coaster DVD,
Ride It! comes
Volume 2, out this
week. This DVD features over 50 minutes of coaster thrills including
many station-to station rides, unedited, no fancy effects or music,
just pure non-stop coaster action! Featured rides include Leap
the Dips at Lakemont Park, Cyclone at Lakeside Amusement Park,
Twister II at Six Flags Elitch Gardens, Raven at Holiday World,
Revolution at Six Flags Magic Mountain and the threatened Scenic
Railway at Dreamland, Margate.
Click here for more
information. If you like
front seat roller coaster action, don't miss our ever-popular, two
volume DVD Front Seat
Thrills and
Front seat Thrills 2. And
click here for
even more coaster thrills. |
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Pleasureland visitors slump [10/8/06]
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Visitors to Southport
Pleasureland
amusement park dropped by 76% last year after the park introduced an
admission charge for the first time in its history. In 2004, the
park attracted 2.1m visitors, but the £2 charge reduced visitors to
500,000. A spokesperson for
the park said that the reduced visitors was expected, and that this
had enabled them to improve the appearance and management of the
park. The figures were revealed in Visit Britain's annual tourist
attractions survey. |
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Story of the lost ark [22/7/06]
Tale of West Country fair: New Release
[20/7/06]
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From well-known publisher of
fairground books, New Era Publications, comes this latest book from
the pens of Kevin Scrivens and Stephen Smith.
Hancocks of the West
is the story of the famous fairground brothers, William and Charles
Hancock, and their sister, Miss Sophie, who travelled the fairs of
the West Country. The book
begins like a romantic novel, when a young woman fell in love with a
travelling showman, but goes tragically wrong when the family, who
built up the fairs and regattas of the West, lose their business
through arson and fierce competition.
Click here for
more information. |
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Lavish, hardback Coney Island book available
now [17/7/06]
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Coney Island was the birthplace of the
amusement park, the hot dog, and the roller coaster. Its history is
one of breathtaking transformation and re-invention.
Coney Island:
The People's Playground by Michael Immerso is the first new
history of Coney Island in almost half a century, tracing its
evolution and cultural impact as an amusement centre from its
earliest development as a seaside resort to the present day Mermaid
Parade. Presented in a photo documentary format featuring more than
100 vintage photos, archival material, personal accounts, and
contemporary sources, the book evokes the atmosphere of the resort
as experienced by those who visited it during its heyday.
Click here
for more details on this lavish publication. |
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Hastings Pier closed for good? [16/7/06]
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Following the collapse of some of the
pier's supports, Hastings Borough Council has closed Hastings Pier
on the grounds of public safety. All the Pier's shops, which are
leased to separate tenants, have been closed. The Pier's owners,
Ravensclaw Investments Inc, will have to foot the bill for the
repairs. The pier was bought by the current owners in 2002, and has
since been refurbished and marketed the 'Covent Garden by the Sea'.
Click here for seaside
books. |
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Memories of Drayton Manor in new book
[14/7/06]
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The history of one of Britain's oldest
theme parks is told in a brand new book by Fred Bromwich.
Drayton Manor: George and Vera
Bryan's Memories of a Family Fun Park is a lavishly produced
88-page book telling the full story of this famous park from its
opening in 1950 right through to the present day.
How did Drayton Manor Theme Park
begin? And how did it turn into one of Britain's Top Five inland
tourist attractions? And what of its future? It is a fascinating
story - one that has been engineered by the ingenuity and enterprise
of George Bryan OBE, who co-founded the highly successful business
with his wife, Vera.
Click here for more
information on the book. |
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Amusement arcades evening brings back
memories [11/7/06]
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An evening of amusement arcade
memories as part of the Bridlington Arts Festival 2006 saw an
unprecedented number of people visiting Bridlington Reference
Library. Nick Laister, author of the forthcoming book
Pennies by the Sea, gave a
talk on the history of amusement arcades in the town, and displayed
numerous photographs from his collection, many of which will appear
in the book. The event was reported in this week's
Bridlington Free Press newspaper.
Click here for the article and
here for more details on the
forthcoming book. |
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Carter's Steam Fair on DVD [1/7/06]
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