Areas
The theme park is split into 6 areas:
- Africa, themed around Africa. and is the largest area of Pleasure island holding 1/7 of the white knuckle rides.
- Kiddies Kingdom, home to the rides for especially young children.
- Morocco, themed around the country of Morocco. it also holds 3/7 of the white knuckle rides which are the Alakazam, Hydromax and the Hyper Blaster.
- Old England, themed around England in the past (possibly Tudor times), this area contains the park entrance. and is the smallest area of Pleasure Island.
- Spain, themed around Spain and is nearly as small as Old England, this area is mainly based around things other than rides as it only has 1.
- White Knuckle Valley, home to 3/7 of the white knuckle rides these being the Boomerang (a Vekoma Boomerang rollercoaster), the Pendulus and lastly, the Terror Rack.
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