Skegness Attractions

Skegness Attractions

Hi Party People of Skegness We need a little help reviewing Skegness night life and night clubs. I haven’t drank alcohol since becoming a Mum 18 years ago, both my hubby and I no longer go to pubs or nightclubs, so I feel it would be wrong for us to give a review about Skegness [...]

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The smell of burning Tires, the screeching of brakes and the heat of the race is the best way to describe Skegness Stadium. OK have to admit being a woman I thought I wasn’t going to like Skegness Stadium, but I had a ball it was loads of fun and one of the best Skegness [...]

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One of Skegness oldest attractions, the Skegness Model Village can be found on South Parade near Skegness Clock Tower. Skegness Model Village is good for a slow walk around and it’s pretty. It’s a quaint Model Village with comical shop signs on the tiny buildings and a model train set interwoven through the small houses, [...]

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The Skegness WebCam picture below is brought to you by Skegness RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution) and BBC.co.uk. The camera is set on top of the Skegness Royal National Lifeboat Institution tower looking across the Skegness beach. The Skegness WebCam updates every 10 minutes. Skegness WebCam The Skegness WebCam pans across the beach and sometimes [...]

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Unfortunately Skegness Carnival 2007 was yet another symbol of a bunch of older East Lindsey District/Skegness Town councilors people who have no real idea of what a carnival should be. We missed Skegness Carnival 2008, but Skegness Carnival 2009 (see comments below) was no better. Just throw the word carnival around freely just to get [...]

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Opening hours, prices etc… for LaserQuest are at the bottom of this page. As a family (Mum, Dad and two sons) we’ve been to LaserQuest at Skegness Pier just once, this is because I (Dad) have a bad back (just had an operation to fuse a couple of discs as it happens) so regular Laser [...]

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Skegness X-Site Skate Park Tourist Information X-Site Skate Park review updated Feb 2010 to take into account price changes. All users must sign a consent form before using X-Site Skatepark. X-Site Skate Park membership £24 per person, per year. X-Site Skate Park Prices Session – member: £5 non-member: £7 Day – member: £8 non-member: £12 [...]

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Bottons Pleasure Beach in Skegness has got a new thrill ride for 2010. The Extreme ride cost half a million quid and will be up an running in time for the opening season in March 2010. I’ve been down and had a look and my son and I are looking forward to trying it out [...]

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The Embassy Swimming Pool has an indoor heated pool and a traditional seaside outdoor heated swimming pool. Both of the Embassy Swimming Pools are basic rectangular pools, there are no bells or whistles to this East Lindsey County Council run swimming pool in that it doesn’t have fancy flumes, sprinklers or jacuzzi , but the [...]

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Gibraltar Point Nature Reserve is Skegness’s very own National Nature Reserve, part of the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust it’s three and a half miles down Drummond road. The beginning of Drummond Road can be found opposite Tower Cinema. If you are fit enough you can cycle to Gibraltar Point. The top of Drummond Road is not [...]

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