The Save Dreamland Campaign was launched by Joyland Books in January 2003 and is now supported by several thousand people. This is the place to discuss all aspects of saving Margate's famous amusement park and its iconic , Grade II listed Scenic Railway, Britain's oldest roller coaster.
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by vann98 » 18 Aug 2015, 09:36
Looks like Dreamland have just unveiled their line of annual passes which to me, seem pretty reasonable in price (£39.95+); especially if you plan on going a few times year.
I am loving how new Dreamland is going above and beyond its predecessors with seasonal events and various membership schemes. You can see they are really trying to establish themselves as apposed to just saying, "here are the rides, that is it".
I can see them putting on a cracker of fireworks show come later in the year!
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by EAS » 18 Aug 2015, 11:40
I just logged on to say the same thing. It's certainly worth getting on to Dreamland's email list, to keep updated with what's happening.
Annual membership, reduced evening rates... all good stuff?
http://www.dreamland.co.uk/visit
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by Jim Douglas Jr. » 20 Aug 2015, 22:33
Glad to see mu ideas being put into action.
Locals and events will keep Dreamland vital.
Car shows.
Antique shows/sales.
Swap meets.
Musical events.
Film festivals at the cinema. Film Noir is becoming huge here.
Silent film fests bring in big crowds, too. The Dreamland cinema needs to establish itself as the home of a couple really cool film festivals.
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