Eastbourne Pier
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On a positive note is it was free of charge, so worth a walk on the pier. But don't expect a great deal more. That's about all there is apart from a daytime cafe and a nightclub. The end of the pier is closed off because of damage. Probably more interesting once that's open again.
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Second visit to pier and would highly recommend the cafe on the pier and their pot of tea and cream scone - you definitely feel you are at the seaside.
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The Pier is OK it's good for taking pictures of Eastbourne and there are a couple of gift shops and a really small amusement area and a couple of restraints and a night club
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I was pretty excited to visited Eastbourne Pier. I was left quite disappointed. There is a bar, nightclub, small shops and a tea/coffee shop on the pier. But that is it really. It was a very nice walk however and gave me a very good view of the coast of Eastbourne. Brighton pier knocks socks of Eastbourne pier.
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Stunning pier, parking is a bit of a nightmare at peek times but a lovely place to visit whether the weather is with you or against you.
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Still currently being refurbished, the owner looks like he's trying to keep the pier open to everyone and attract the young and the old alike. Plenty to do with what I've been told by the locals is going to be a section right at the end of the pier open for boat trips. Well recommended for the old style tearoom to the new nightclub with rides for both the thrill seekers and the young ones alike however, be prePared if your child is not of the right height to go with them and pay that extra.
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We walked on Eastbourne Pier during a recent visit and were impressed by it's appearance and the facilities that it provides. A nice Victorian-era edifice still relevant and giving pleasure in the 21st century. Worth a promenade at any time!
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This is well maintained pier with some free seating. there is a Victorian Tea room, an amusement arcade and a few other attractions. It is nice for a stroll on this traditional pier. it costs nothing.
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Vistied family recently & the pier is lovely for a stroll; coffee; little shops; when the sun shines yoy can sit & relax & dream away.
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Following a fire on Eastbourne pier in 2014 parts of the pier have been renovated. It a pleasant stroll to the end of the pier and back. There is the Victorian Tea rooms with its lovely chandelier, a night club and the usual amusement with fruit and slot machine.There is some seating and some nice views. It is also free.
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It is a vet nice place to visit, and you can hace a drink while you relax, but Brighton's Pier haven't got competence hahaha Despite it I recomended it a lot!!
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Nice place to relax, just a little too windy sometimes. Unfortunately sometimes the pier closes early without warning... very strange for summer time. There is no gate, just a barricade made out of wheelie bins. And the security staff not very informative... This really needs some improvement... but it's on the right track..
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Lovely Victorian pier with a nice tea room with waitress service and the ubiquitous chippy! Also has night club at the end for late night revelling.
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Unfortunately the day we went we had a thunderstorm and had to shelter from the rain but the Pier is well kept and has a lot to offer. We did not get to see all of it but hopefully we will be able to go again.
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You see these place on the TV so often, nice to put your foot on the real thing. We were there early morning but had a nice walk around.
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nice afternoon out here - plenty to do and also nice cup of tea here in tea bar. Plenty amusements and nice to watch the sea.
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How nice to see a historic pier having money spent on it to renovate it back to its old status (thanks to a Sheik) Eastbourne has always been an old style resort, and none the worse for that! and of course on top of the pier structure is the " camera obscura"
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It was cold and windy but I didn't want to miss walking on pier. Lovely. It has a few shops and was very long! I enjoyed looking at water and town.
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lovely walk a round the pier there's picnic tables and a few shops and a place to have a drink and something to eat it's just been renovated after the fire
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Having grown up in Eastbourne this was the first time visiting after the fire. It was very sad looking at where all the gaming machines had been. I've heard they are replacing them but not sure. It was still a nice breathtaking walk along the pier.
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Such a lovely little place with so much view and relaxation at the same time
Its just great on a sunny day to go out there and enjoy
Its just great on a sunny day to go out there and enjoy
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The pier has always been something I love about this town and I have family that worked on it for years before the fire and I used to go to the Burger King as a kid but it feel like it is becoming less family orientated now, with barely anything on there no arcade and now the fishing ship at the end has gone it's hardly the same pier I can remember spending so many holy memories on and although it is being "restored" the painted gold lions do not draw the eye away from the flaking paint and damaged woodwork on the outer frame of the pier. I guess we have to see what the finished article will be when and if it's done.
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Still a feature of Eastbourne seafront, but since the fire a couple of years ago, the pier lacks the character it once had, shame really!
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It was nice to not be charged for going on this pier. Wild and windy when we were there, but great views of the sea shore and coastline from the length of it. Lovely promenade area that was not obstructed by kiosks selling tat. Well painted and maintained which must be a challenge with much original ironwork.
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This is, like most coastal towns, a potential Jewel in the crown. A partial restoration after a major fire excellently carried out. However fishing has been banned on the pier - sad end to a long tradition. The new owner, a major hotelier in the town, has been fairly quiet about his plans. None the less a really nice place to promenade all year round.
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