Eastbourne Pier
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A lot of places closed...
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Very clean plus free admission & deck chairs places to eat & drink very enjoyable. The only thing I thought was expensive was the amusement rides £20 for a wrist band I know it's for the whole
Day but not a great choice of rides.
Day but not a great choice of rides.
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Good to walk round. Great that there are no slot machines but loads of room to sit. Good shops on the pier and it is free.
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Large area on pier with picnic tables since rebuilding after fire. Plenty of seats around. Some fast food outlets and café's. Very few arcade machines which can be positive or negative depending on your viewpoint. A pleasant and relaxing place to be.
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A lot of improvements on this pier have been made by the new owner who is a very experienced hotelier. There is a nice Victorian cafe - little shops and of course there is a nightclub. At the far end of the pier is a function venue, the Ocean Suite, with spectacular views [ but up two flights of steps.] Note there is currently no disabled toilet up on that level. However with its comfy sofas, smart seating for dining and potential to host weddings and other celebrations this is a lovely venue. The panorama all round is fabulous.
Go and enjoy
Go and enjoy
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Having grown up in Eastbourne the Pier has always been the focal point of Eastbourne. It is amazing how different it looks now though and walking around the Pier was a weird experience.
If you come to Eastbourne and fancy a 5 minute walk around the Pier it is well worth a visit to say that you have been. IMO there is absolutely nothing to do on the Pier but worth a walk.
If you come to Eastbourne and fancy a 5 minute walk around the Pier it is well worth a visit to say that you have been. IMO there is absolutely nothing to do on the Pier but worth a walk.
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Worth visiting. Open walking spaces, lovely views, bunting and traditional. Unusual tea room and bar with outside seating.
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Nice to see it's been repaired since its fire a few years ago, maybe it's still work in progress in getting things replaced. Not the longest pier but offers a very wide open space.
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We had a walk on the pier where you can enjoy the sun in a free deckchair or one of the many other seats on there. Be sure to visit the Victorian Tea Room with its beautiful chandeliers and a nice selection of delicious cakes.
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On a trip to Eastbourne you have to venture up the lovely pier, it is a must! Really well maintained and under constant maintenance, every time I visit it is blatantly obvious that regular care is taken with its upkeep. The pier offers shops, food outlets, bar and amusements. But, above all an unrivalled view of the sea and seafront. Beautiful Victorian Timepiece with modern amenities, just lovely.
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An enjoyable stroll to see the views back of the town. We enjoyed visiting the glassblowing workshop on the pier. There are also a number of other little shops.
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We walk to the pier one evening about 10 mins from the hotel it was open to walk on but every thing was closed nice walk out and around
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Always a favourite for a weekend getaway...and first experiences for my grandchildren. suits all ages...always a busy shopping centre 10minutes walk away..almost every shop you want...and copious amounts of lovely coffee shops!! The aarndale shopping centre is being renovated..but doesnt impinge on your shopping at all. All hours eating places...I never tire from this seaside resort. BUT for the younger gamblers to put your coppers into....due to the main part of the pier catching fire..it also got rid of the amusement arcade which is really a must for children....now thays gone...I hope the council will approve another as its really needed for that seaside feel and all ages love the 2p....10p etc machine...PLEASE BRING IT BACK. Otherwise this Eastbourne seaside is great!!!
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Make no mistake this is not the same hustling and bustling pier as Brighton, it is quieter with less attractions, that said it is not tacky and has a lovely café with amazing chandeliers in it. Very peaceful and really enjoyed being here on a sunny day looking out at the sea. Views back to Eastbourne promenade are equally attractive.
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I understand there was a fire a couple of years ago but the pier is now well kept and well maintained. Plenty of benches to sit and take in the air and the views from the end of the pier are amazing. It is free to go on and there is a lovely tea shop and a couple of speciality shops to booze around.
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On a warm, sunny summer's day, this Pier has shops, a bar and an afternoon tea restaurant. It is long enough to be a pleasant stroll and interesting enough to keep you there for some time.
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Since being re built they seem to have just put benches around the decking which seems to be a shame. No shops or little gift boutiques back in the centre. Wondering if this pier has been sold off by the council?
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The pier is still in the process of being re-vamped. If you enjoy a bracing walk this is the ideal place to do it. Nice to see the original features being taken care of and it will be a great place to visit in the future.
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Was in Eastbourne for the weekend & took a stroll down the pier. In comparison to Brighton (less than half hour down the road) this pier is quiet, no fun fair rides, plenty of space to walk down, lots of clean, freshly installed picnic benches & a good, cheap chip shop at the top of it. We were quite surprised to see it closing down at 7pm on a Friday night, but it was out of season & given that there are no amusements or anything of huge interest there to see it's no surprise really.
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Schrömmelige Spielball... aber der Gesamtblick war nett!
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This pier is a lot nicer and quieter than the carnival that is the Brighton pier. It has some food and shops, but not so in your face as in Brighton. There are picknick tables you can use, but at your own risk with all those filthy sea gulls flying around. Fun to walk on and off, but nothing really special. Do or do not.
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Really love it on Eastbourne pier. Especially eating fish & chips down the end & enjoying the views.
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We really enjoyed our visit to Eastbourne Pier. We found it very clean with no litter and on the day we visited it was very busy which was lovely to see. We had a coffee in the Victorian tearoom which is situated on the pier. It seemed strange sitting under very ornate chandeliers. It was a pleasant half hour break however and we would recommend it.
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the pier had burnt down on our last Visit was hoping to see it restored to its former glory so was disappointed to see some parts had not been replaced
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Beautifully rebuilt and a nice stroll. Pity they've built an ugly night club there-at least make it glass so you could see where you are dancing! Pointless.
But a nice piece of history restored:)
But a nice piece of history restored:)
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