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Fantasy Island (amusement park)

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Fantasy Island Resort is a resort theme park located in Ingoldmells on the east coast of Lincolnshire, UK. It opened in 1995 and is owned by the Mellors Group. The park features an outdoor selection of rides as well as an indoor entertainment complex situated in a steel pyramid.[1] The park has several rides both inside its central pyramid and the surrounding outdoor space.[2]

LocationIngoldmells, Lincolnshire, England
Coordinates53.192°N 0.347°E / 53.192; 0.347
StatusOperating
Opened1995 (1995)
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Fantasy Island Resort
Fantasy Island in 2020
Interactive map of Fantasy Island Resort
LocationIngoldmells, Lincolnshire, England
Coordinates53.192°N 0.347°E / 53.192; 0.347
StatusOperating
Opened1995 (1995)
OwnerMellors Group
General manager
Karl Lane (Operations Manager)
Operating season
March–November
Attractions
Total34 as of 2026
Websitewww.fantasyislandresort.co.uk
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Fantasy Island first opened in 1995 and was developed by Blue Anchor Leisure. It was later sold to Conduit Skegness Ltd, before the company went into administration in 2014[3][4] and sold the park to the Mellors Group for an undisclosed sum in 2016.[5] Three main attractions added by the Mellors Group in 2021 included Starflyer, Magic, and Firebowl.[6]

In September 2023, the Volcano launch tower experienced a technical fault after the emergency stop was activated, leading to several guests being offered first aid.[7][8][9]

In 2024, the website Outdoor Toys listed Fantasy Island among the top 10 theme parks for children in the United Kingdom.[10] The resort includes rides and what it claims to be "Europe's largest seven-day market".[5]

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Attraction Date Opened Date Closed Description
Rhombus Rocket 1995 Powered family coaster[2]. Now called Rhombus Express.
Magical Seaquarium 1995 Water dark ride[1]
Toucan Tours – The Secret of Fantasy Island 1995 Monorail dark ride. Now called simply Toucan Tours.[1]
Jellikins 1996 Children's roller coaster. Originally the Rhombus Junior coaster.[2]
Crazy Clown Ride 1996 2003 Children's dark ride[1]
The Volcano 1998 Launch tower[7]
Millenium 1999 Vekoma looping coaster[2]
The Odyssey 2002 Vekoma suspended looping coaster[2]
Harrington Flint's Island Adventure 2022 Interactive dark ride[1]
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