Eastbourne Pier
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Very Nice place
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It's ok to visit but not as much to do and if weather looks bad they close
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It's alright, but nothing special. It's not the same without the arcade.
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Great time again. Nice to be back
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Fab place
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Very nice place good value for money and nice and friendly.
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The pier is a nice walk, but its looking neglected. It needs quite a bit done to it to rejuvenate it.
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The pier is clean pleasantly maintained and central but could do with a wider choice of old fashioned amusement games e.g. guess the roulette ball colour or donkey colour that's going to win. Rather then just the existing pier amusements.
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Everyone visiting Eastbourne must take a walk along the pier, although not as glam as Brighton there is a great bar in the centre where they play Jaz in the summer months.
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Make sure to visit the pier when in Eastbourne. It's one of the landmarks around and allows for some shopping. The team room right the pier is a must visit - especially for the cake.
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Lovely place to rest :-)
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Great to see a British tradition re built after the fire
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Beautiful views of the beach!
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Victorian Tea Shop lovely place to have afternoon tea!
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Like a lot of piers at seaside towns it has seen better days, but it was still good to sit and enjoy a drink in the sunshine.
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Very nicely maintened classic pier.
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Nice pier.. has pub, tea room, amusement and more.. something for everyone
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Great experience
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Cheio de atrações diversas .
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Lovely pier and shopping areas.. flat walking plenty of seating areas great views
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A splendid coast line for mini breaks etc
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Great place for a few daysin Eastbourne lovely Beach great shopping centre
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Clean and tidy. not too much on the pier like Brighton has. Just a few shops and amusements.
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It is a must visit in Eastbourne. The view to the beach is nice and there is a nice place for afternoon tea.
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From the outside this iconic sight, restored after a fire, looks beautiful. I was told by locals they'd raised the money for the restoration, then it had been sold.
As soon as you step off the seaside path you're assailed by game arcades. A little further down is a gift shop (closed when I was there) and a cafe (just closing, so didn't get to try it).
Yet more arcades... and more... then the end of the pier is terribly under-utilised. There's a "jazz cafe" which didn't, as I expected, have a jazz band or any sort of band. It did however play good music and serve spirits at decent prices, so a nice enough place but one that could be made so much better with a bit of thought.
Alongside that is a nightclub (!!) A complete waste of a beautiful and unique site by situating a business that could be run in any location - even a windowless warehouse.
There appeared to be no access to the rest of the building or the dome, nor even around to the back of the building, which was fenced off with ugly "temporary" crowd barriers.
The new owner was gifted a treasure, and he's buried it. Very disappointing.
As soon as you step off the seaside path you're assailed by game arcades. A little further down is a gift shop (closed when I was there) and a cafe (just closing, so didn't get to try it).
Yet more arcades... and more... then the end of the pier is terribly under-utilised. There's a "jazz cafe" which didn't, as I expected, have a jazz band or any sort of band. It did however play good music and serve spirits at decent prices, so a nice enough place but one that could be made so much better with a bit of thought.
Alongside that is a nightclub (!!) A complete waste of a beautiful and unique site by situating a business that could be run in any location - even a windowless warehouse.
There appeared to be no access to the rest of the building or the dome, nor even around to the back of the building, which was fenced off with ugly "temporary" crowd barriers.
The new owner was gifted a treasure, and he's buried it. Very disappointing.
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