Sophia Roberts, 7, of Ingoldmells was thrilled to test out the Click 'n Climb. She used to have to travel to Lincoln for a climbing wall.Sophia Roberts, 7, of Ingoldmells was thrilled to test out the Click 'n Climb. She used to have to travel to Lincoln for a climbing wall.
Sophia Roberts, 7, of Ingoldmells was thrilled to test out the Click 'n Climb. She used to have to travel to Lincoln for a climbing wall.

PICTURES: Busy first day as visitors check out new attractions on Skegness Pier

Tourists were not the only ones checking out the new attractions at Skegness Pier when it officially opened to the public.
By Chrissie Redford
Published 23rd May 2021, 08:34 BST
Updated 24th May 2021, 09:12 BST

Families travelled from all over the county and locals were spotted, too, yesterday (Saturday) - with the Click 'n Climb and the new Playa on the Pier bar the most popular. It's only a few weeks since the owners of Fantasy Island, the Mellors Group, took over the town's iconic, landmark - but they have lost no time in adding exciting attractions and starting renovations as part of a £2million investment at both venues. Our photographer was there to check out what's new. See this week's Skegness Standard for full story.

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VIDEO: First visitors get glimpse of new attractions at Skegness Pier

On the up - William Roberts, 7, of Ingoldmells on the Click 'n Climb.

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On the up - William Roberts, 7, of Ingoldmells on the Click 'n Climb. Photo: JPI Media

No fear - Kennii Santini, 7, of Winthorpe.

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No fear - Kennii Santini, 7, of Winthorpe. Photo: JPI Media

Go girl - Harriot Woolsey, 9, of Lincoln.

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Go girl - Harriot Woolsey, 9, of Lincoln. Photo: JPI Media

Archie Smith, 9, and Summer Smith, 9, of Loughborough on the Click 'n Climb.

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Archie Smith, 9, and Summer Smith, 9, of Loughborough on the Click 'n Climb. Photo: JPI Media

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