Located in Skegness, Fantasy Island is one of the largest funfairs in the United Kingdom. The theme park is spread over an inland area with a large outdoor section bordering the market. It offers over 30 rides and attractions, and it is a great place for families.

Fantasy Island was founded in 1961. In 2016, it was acquired by the Mellors Group. This company had plans to revamp the attractions, but decided to wait until 2021. For now, Fantasy Island will still offer visitors a day out. However, there are some rides and attractions that are temporarily closed due to bad weather.

Millennium is a 2736-foot long Vekoma steel coaster. The ride features three inversions. The rollercoaster can reach a speed of 55.9 miles per hour. A Discovery wristband is now required to ride. It is the first rollercoaster at Fantasy Island to offer inversions.

Starflyer is another swing-type ride. It is similar to the ride at Hyde Park Winter Wonderland. It is the only one of its kind in the United Kingdom. It is situated in the far corner of the resort. It was previously located in Skyline Park.

The Magic ride was introduced in 2018. It is a HUSS ride that features four arms anchored in a central hub. It features a capacity of 48 riders per cycle. It is a German-made ride.