Brean Theme Park
Theme Parks & Adventure Parks in Brean
Brean Theme Park on Coast Road, Brean: free entry, over 40 rides including the Terror Castle ghost train, with ride wristbands or pay-as-you-go credits.
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What is at Brean Theme Park
Brean Theme Park is on Coast Road in Brean (TA8 2QY), a short way from Brean beach and just off junction 22 of the M5. It calls itself the UK’s biggest free-admission theme park, and the ride list runs to more than 40 attractions.
The headline rides include Terror Castle, the park’s ghost train, the Bulldog Coaster and Astro Storm, an indoor dark coaster, along with dodgems, a pirate ship and a traditional carousel. Younger children have the Caterpillar Coaster, Fantasia, Rainbow Cups, Sky Diver and a run of smaller tots rides. Two rides, Jetspin and Spinning Barrels, were listed as closed in October 2026.
Wristbands, credits and heights
Rides are priced by height, not age. The Mega wristband covers guests over 1.2m, Junior covers 1.0m to 1.2m and Tots covers 0.8m to 1.0m, and 0.8m is the minimum height for any ride. Wristband prices change with the type of day, from £32 for a Mega band on a long Blue day to £20 on a short Orange day. If you only want a few goes, a Fun Card loaded with £1 credits works instead, at 2 to 6 credits a ride.
The go-kart track needs a minimum height of 1.4m and is paid separately, as is Congo Adventure Golf, an 18-hole course at £6 a person. Children under 12 must be supervised by someone aged 16 or over, and the park does not allow phones, cameras or selfie sticks to be used on the rides.
Opening days
The park opens on a colour-coded calendar rather than fixed hours. In October 2026 it opened 11am to 4pm at weekends and every day from 24 to 31 October, and stayed closed on the weekdays before that. Check the calendar on the park’s website before you set out.
Access and parking
The disabled car park is about 150m from the main gate, on level tarmac. A helper wristband costs £10 when the guest they are assisting buys a ride wristband, and the park asks for proof such as a PIP letter or Blue Badge with photo ID. There is no fast-track queue. Car park machines take cash, with card payment through the RingGo app. For more about the village and Brean Down, see the Brean page.
Tickets and prices
- Entry is free; you pay for rides.
- Mega wristband (over 1.2m): £32 on Blue days (11am-7pm, £25 after 3pm), £25 on Green days (11am-5.30pm), £20 on Orange days (11am-4pm).
- Junior wristband (1.0m-1.2m): £26 on Blue days (£20 after 3pm), £20 on Green days, £15 on Orange days.
- Tots wristband (0.8m-1.0m): £20 on Blue days (£15 after 3pm), £15 on Green days, £10 on Orange days.
- Booking online takes 10% off wristbands.
- Pay-as-you-go Fun Card credits cost £1 each and rides take 2-6 credits.
- Go-karts and Congo Adventure Golf (£6) are not covered by wristbands.
Where to stay near Brean Theme Park
Sample dates: 13 November 2026 - 15 November 2026. Adjust below to see live prices for Brean.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
- Is Brean Theme Park free to get in?
- Yes. Entry is free and you pay for the rides, either with a height-based wristband for unlimited rides that day or with Fun Card credits at £1 each.
- Can I bring my dog to Brean Theme Park?
- Yes. The park's FAQs say well-behaved dogs on leads are allowed, and they must not be left unattended.
- Is parking free at Brean Theme Park?
- No. The South Road car park, opposite the go-kart track, charges £3 for up to two hours, £4.50 for up to four and £5.50 for longer. The Brean Leisure Park car park by Brean Splash charges £4.50 for the day or £3 after 3pm. Blue Badge holders also pay, and both car parks use number-plate cameras.
- What happens if it rains at Brean Theme Park?
- The park runs a Rainy Day Return for wristband holders: if it rains continuously for more than three hours and the park activates the offer, you can bring your wristband and receipt back another day that season for a free replacement.
