20 march 2008. Sefton Council have announced tha Urban Splash have been chosen to redevelop Southport seafront including the Pleasureland site.  5th April 2007 - Sefton Council Acquire The Pleasureland Lease from Blackpool Pleasure Beach Ltd.*** 28 November 06 ** The Sea Curve of the cyclone is demolished ***
		Sign our petition at: http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/seasidetowns 20 March 2008. New Developer Announced. On 20th March 2008, it was announced that Urban Splash have been chosen by Sefton Council to redevelop Southport seafront including the Pleasureland site. Urban Splash are currently refurbishing the Midland Hotel in Morecambe. New Pleasureland Website www.newpleasureland.co.uk New Pleasureland is opening for the 2008 season on Good Friday 21st March 2008.  For the latest developments CLICK HERE Any comments, contributions or suggestions? Please ________________ New Euro Park for Pleasureland site from southport.gb.com Southport.gb.com can confirm that the former Southport Pleasureland site now has new owners. Sefton Council have leased the site to multi-millionaire businessman, Norman Wallis, of Dreamstorm (Liverpool). Development is currently underway on the former Pleasureland site. The site will be transformed into a Euro Attractions Park which will comprise of a mixed use leisure park. The first phase is underway and Norman is hopeful that it will be complete within the next few months, and open to the public in the near future. Entry to the park will be free of charge. For more details CLICK HERE (From SouthportGB.com)   New Pleasureland Opening Day Pictures 23 June 2007 20 June 2007   16 June 2007     25th Nov. 2006 29 May 2007   ______________________________________________ OLD NEWS Welcome to our website, all about the fiasco at Pleasureland Southport See also Rhyl Ocean Beach pics Sign the petition at: www.saveourcyclone.co.uk The owners have closed the attraction on 4th September and days later began demolishing The Cyclone, a historic roller coaster built by Charles Page which has been on the site since 1937.  The demolition work was stopped after protests by local groups,  but on Monday November 20th, a large demolition machine arrived on site and they have proceeded to tear down the structure.   On 28th November, the 'Sea Curve', the part which has been a local landmark for many years was destroyed. What do you think?  Join the protest forums and see the latest pics and video's at these sites:  www.southportcyclone.com and www.schwps.co.uk Also see: www.southportforums.com The purpose of this site is to let everybody express their true feeling about this. Please feel free to leave a message in our public forum, or upload your pictures. Enter the Forum    Upload your pictures here Free Photo Albums by Bravenet.com   More to follow as the site progresses. Thanks for visiting.