Brighton Palace Pier

Brighton Palace Pier is located on the seafront in Brighton, Sussex. The pier first opened in 1899 and it is home to fairground rides, soft play, bars, restaurants and deckchairs plus some wonderful sea views.

Things to do at Brighton Palace Pier

The pier itself is free, to visit and you basically pay for as little or as much as you want to do. There are indoor arcades in the Palace of Fun with 2p pushers, the latest simulators and so much more. Plus you can play for tickets and win prizes. They still have a wide selection of sideshow games such as Hook a Duck and Tin Can Alley.

Palace Play is their indoor soft play area. This has a four-storey multi-purpose play structure. Standing at 0.9m tall kids can get lost inside there for hours and there is a massive slide. Children can play up to 1.5m tall.

The pier is mostly famous for its great selection of rides. They have rides for all the family. For kiddies under 1.2m, there are trampolines, a carousel, a mega slide, Helter Skelter, a Cup ‘n’ saucer and more. Rides for bigger kids and adults include a Turbo coaster, Air Race, Wild River ride, Twister, Dodgems, Horror Hotel and Waltzers. Plus the Crazy Mouse and more.

Further Information

Is there food and drink available?

There is a choice of places serving food and drinks.

What are the main things to do?

Victorian seaside pleasure pier with rides, soft play, sea views, restaurants, arcades and more. There are toilets and places to eat.

What are the ticket prices?

Soft play – £5 for those under 0.9m and £7 for 0.9-1.5m. Ride wristbands – Peak rates – 1.2m and over £25, under 1.2m £14.50. Other pricing options are available and off-peak is cheaper.
Prices are subject to change and/or discounts online.