Horizontal sign pointing towards Pleasure Beach Lancashire, a perfect gift for Wallace & Gromit and Pleasure Beach fans alike.
40cm x 9cm
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Hurtle down Big One’s 205 ft drop at a vertical angle of 65 degrees. The train moves at 85mph generating 3.5Gs of force as you race around the track. The Big One was constructed in 1994 and remains Pleasure Beach’s tallest and fastest rollercoaster.
Wear your Big One pin badge in support of this thrilling ride.
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