During its early days, Fantasy Island had a few gaudy rides. One was the Hula Kula, which was located next to a volcano. Another was the Rhombus Rocket, which was a WGH Transportation powered coaster.

The park also has a number of buildings including the Pyramid, which is free to enter. You’ll also find arcades and restaurants. You can also visit the onsite caravan sites and holiday accommodation. The park also has the Europe’s Largest 7 Day Market.

The Fantasy Island amusement park is the biggest Family Entertainment Centre on the East Coast. You can expect to find all sorts of sea creature characters. The amusement park will open daily in June. It will also be adding three new rides. The park will also be adding a Crab Race to its arsenal.

The Magical Seaquarium is a pretty cool ride system designed by WGH. It features a 15 bamboo-themed boats that let you sit back and enjoy a river-themed ride experience. The ride has an impressive number of synchronized lights, which are a novelty in the amusement park world.

The Dragon roller coaster was replaced in 2004 by Jack and the Beanstalk. It was also the first coaster in Fantasy Island to feature inversions.