2. Blackpool Pleasure Beach is an amusement park situated along the Fylde coast in Blackpool, Lancashire, England. Has been owned and operated by the Thompson family since its inception. The theme park opened in 1896 Blackpool Pleasure Beach is the UK's favourite amusement park, with over 125 rides and attractions, spectacular shows and it's the most ride intensive park in the UK. There's a zoo as well as a theme park, shows and beaches

3. Major Rides at Blackpool Pleasure Beach Include: Avalanche Big Dipper Bling Grand National Ice Blast Infusion Revolution Pepsi Max

4. Feel the adrenaline rush as you climb to a nail biting height of 235ft. Prepare yourself for the first drop which boasts an incline angle of 65 degrees and at speeds of up to 87mph this roller coaster is an experience like no other! The Big One is also one of the longest roller coasters measuring over a mile in length. Height: 65 m Height restriction: 1.32 m Max speed: 119 km/h Opened: May 28, 1994 Duration: 3 minutes

5. Tango Ice Blast, is an S&S Worldwide Space Shot ride located at Pleasure Beach Blackpool in Blackpool, England. It is named after the drink of the same name Height: 64 m Height restriction: 1.32 m Opened: 1997 Park: Blackpool Pleasure Beach

6. Avalanche opened in 1988 and was the first ever Bobsled type roller coaster to be constructed in the UK, it was also the third Bobsled coaster built by Mack Rides, who were in competition with Intamin, the only other company who designed Steel Bobsled Coasters. The ride was to be themed around an Alpine bobsled course, and the station was built to reflect this. The ride was officially opened by Eddie "The Eagle" Edwards, a famous British ski-jumper, and the British Bobsleigh Team. Avalanche starts by passing through the storage room of the trains, then out of the building and onto the lift hill, so far the ride follows a normal ride track, at the top of the lift hill, the ride is released onto the main downhill track, which the ride is not physically held onto, it travels through various bobsled track style curves, picking up speed, before reaching the lowest curve and curving back up again,