From Woody to Magic Mouse: 21 things at Pleasurewood Hills we all remember

The park was first opened in 1983, with visitors marvelling at attractions such as a miniature train and bumper boats, and meeting Woody the Bear.

Today the park offers more than 35 different rides and also has a number of live shows featuring animals such as parrots and sea lions.

Do you remember these rides and attractions at Pleasurewood Hills?

1. Pleasurewood Hills' mascot Woody Bear with his pals Ronnie Racoon and Clarence the Cat pictured here on May 30, 1990. (Image: Archant)

2. The Cine 180 at Pleasurewood Hills. (Image: Archant)

3. Visitors take a white-knuckle ride on the Round Up attraction in 1985 at Pleasurewood Hills (Image: Archant)

4. Woody's Castle at Pleasurewood Hills was always a popular spot. (Image: Archant Norfolk 2017)

5. Wipeout - one of the rollercoaster at Pleasurewood Hills. (Image: Archant)

9. The Magic Mouse ride at Pleasurewood Hills in 2001. (Image: Archant)

11. Formula K karts raceway at Pleasurewood Hills in 2001. (Image: Archant)

12. People on Main Street at Pleasurewood Hills in 2001. (Image: Archant)

13. Pleasurewood Hills' Megaspin rollover ride pictured in 2001. (Image: Archant)

14. The Log Flume at Pleasurewood Hills is one of the most popular rides. (Image: Archant)

15. Do you have fun memories of the Pirate Ship at Pleasurewood Hills? (Image: Archant)

16. The thrill seeking ride at Pleasurewood Hills called The Frisbie put people through pleasure or pain. (Image: Archant)

17. Pleasurewood Hills, childrens' fun slide. (Image: Archant)

18. The Rattlesnake rollercoaster was famous across East Anglia. (Image: Archant)

19. You could see sea from the top of The Mega Drop ride. (Image: Archant)

20.The Chair Ride and Castle Theatre at Pleasurewood Hills. (Image: Archant)

21. The Cannonball Express at Pleasurewood Hills often had long queues due to its popularity. (Image: EDP pics © 2005)