Absolutely bloomin love it!…read more Fun, fair like, but bigger, better and safer! (I hope) Bring your own food though, the cafes on site are hugely overpriced, but the wristbands are ok, especially if you get them on offer. Lots of decent rides for all the big kids out there too...

Right on the ocean Adventure Land has been here as long as I can remember. One great thing about…read morethis place is that over the years that i have been going to SouthEnd this place has grown and modernized. Plenty of things to do for kids of all ages from coasters, sk8board ride, arcades, small kiddie rides, gokarts, souvenirs. They also have a great food stall serving fresh espresso based coffee which was welcome on a frosty morning. And on that cold windy morning, the place had plenty of people to keep the place buzzing.

The fun park at canvey is a great bargain at £5 per wristband for all day fun! my child is a…read moretoddler and perhaps too young for some rides. But masses amounts of 20p static for added fun! the go-karts and ufo bumper cars are great fun for adults too!! Great food at the burger bar on site too!! Staff top notch, especially the lady selling the wristbands.

More Mundane Land than Funland this arcade is as old and as grotty as an Atari 2600, but with less…read morevariety game-wise. There are a few arcade machines here, but they're all packed so tight your kneecap may knock into a chav as you're trying to navigate, (always a laugh though), and the noise just merges in, so you can't even hear the sound of the machine that you're at. The games are out-dated compared to other arcade centres down the seafront strip, and the place itself is in major need of renovation and an update.

Aside from the dross that the management seem to employ here, who will mouth off at you if they…read moreknock into you, (how pleasant), this place is quite nice. As well as arcade machines of all nature, it features bingo and Quasar too, and the staff in this instance will happily open it up for you and some mates to have your 15 minutes of fun with a laser gun if it's not otherwise open. The Quasar center itself is on the 2nd floor, up a corkscrew of stairs, and if you're waiting they'll get you a cup of water or tea in most cases, whilst you're waiting for the game being played to be concluded, and they'll even stick on some music of your choice to listen to whilst you're fragging each other, or even put one of your own mix CD's on, which is always a hoot, (some friends and myself once played a game listening to the SpongeBob SquarePants Movie soundtrack). The arcade machines are fairly well spaced out, and offer a great variety, and also include the good old 2p machines, and being near to the High Street itself and Adventure Island, you could easily make a night out just up this endof the seafront strip alone.

Very old, and seemingly obsolete, but it has a good selection of games from yester-year, and many…read moreolder amusement go'ers prefer the retro selection it seems, and coin-drop machines, (I love those things). The place sometimes does seem a bit packed, but not so much so that you feel claustrophobic, and the background music/noise is just right; not too loud that you think you're at a club, but not so quiet either that you forget you're at an amusements.

Easy to find, next to entrance of pier. Fairly good selection of games but most a bit on the old…read moreside. Quite small though. Kids love the penny drop. No parking that near.