Palm Court restaurant, Friday lunch 10.2.2023. Excellent fish and chips and scampi. However one small 175mls of Fanta - from the soda gun, too much ice and a slice of orange that displaced more liquids a staggering £3.75. Seriously…….

Went on the pier with my daughter and my grandsons aged 4 and 1. The 4 year old absolutely loved the 2p falls and spent ages playing on that, the 1 year old loved all the bright lights, colours and toys everywhere. My eldest grandson won 500 tickets on the whirly wheel game much to our amazement and his as he held onto the ends of the tickets as they come out in a great big long snake from the machine. With those tickets and others he won he got quite a few prizes from the prize hut! We didn't have time to go on any rides but walked to the end of the pier to explore and it looked like there were a few rides on offer. I lot of the side stalls where closed but I am guessing that is due to the time of the year and more will open from the Easter holidays. You could certainly loose a few hours on the pier young or old. We will definitely return in the summer.

Noisy, overpriced and a little bit tatty. It does have a good soft play for kids at the end though and the bar has a wonderful prospect of the City. Fish and chips here are nice albeit pricey.

PRE BOOK ride tickets and parking! I pre booked a parking space (£13.50) and bought our ride tickets the day before online (£18.50 each) . We had an absolutely brilliant time. Any staff we came across were friendly and helpful, queues were almost non existent. We was only on the pier for 2-3hrs but felt like we got our monies worth due to not having to queue and going on each ride several times.

We took a stroll along the Brighton Pier and took in the seabirds and the roiling sea. We decided to have lunch, so we ordered the Brighton Pier's renowned fish and chips, including mushy peas, an English delicacy. We enjoyed the meal very much; it wasn't overly pricy. The fish batter was crisp, and the chips were in sufficient quantity.

A great place to bring the kids and have a nice walk with views of the city and beaches. Our kids loved the dodgems and horror ride and although we wasted about fifteen pounds on arcade games we really did have a lot of fun. It remains one of the best places to visit in Brighton in my opinion. Deck chairs are readily available at no cost. Just outside the entrance they sell fish and chips, doughnuts and ice cream with Cadbury';s flakes. The doughnuts were amazing and my kids loved the ice cream. I seriously doubt that you can visit Brighton without visiting the pier.

As a Brit, you hear about how amazing Brigton Pier is, but I have never visited. On first arrival, I was a little disappointed. There isn't a huge amount there, and it looks a little run down. I was expecting a lot more. What's so great about this? But then we explored more and let our inner child out. Couple of games on the arcade - won a magnet, a shot glass and a bouncy ball - few drinks, enjoyed the view of the beach and we really ended up enjoying ourselves.

Everything you could want on a pier. We had a brilliant day out! My eight year old daughter and I went for the £30 wristbands and we ended up going on virtually everything. Plenty of places to eat and drink, plus the huge haul of prizes that we won on the amusements (one of the staff opened up a machine and gave my daughter a key ring for no apparent reason, which I thought was very sweet).

Brighton Palace Pier is a fantastic destination for families with children, and the arcade is definitely one of the highlights of the pier. My family and I recently visited the pier, and we were blown away by the range of games and activities on offer. The arcade is well-maintained and has a wide variety of games suitable for children of all ages. From classic arcade games like Pac-Man and Space Invaders to newer games like Fruit Ninja and Guitar Hero, there is something for everyone. The arcade also has plenty of prize machines, where kids can win tickets to exchange for prizes. What's more, the staff at the arcade were friendly and helpful, and they made sure that everything was in working order. It was clear that they take pride in their work and go the extra mile to ensure that visitors have a great experience.

Visited with my children when we came to Brighton for the first time this week. Very, very windy and rainy day - can imagine it would be completely different on a warm, sunny day! Still enjoyed our visit. The usual overpriced seaside food and souvenirs were available (£3.50 for a bag of candy floss?!). Nice views from the end of the pier. Rollercoaster was closed due to the bad weather. Lots of amusements, 2p machines etc. It was good to visit in person after seeing the pier on photos over the years!