A MUCH-LOVED seaside theme park has revealed plans to cut ride prices all summer.
Dreamland, in Margate, is one of the free remaining theme parks that is still free to visit.
However, guests can buy wristbands that offer deals on the rides inside, which are pay-per-use.
And the theme park has since announced that they will cut prices by 15 per cent this summer.
This includes the Tiny Tots Wristband which includes unlimited goes on nine rides such as the Margate Express and Caterpillar Coaster, and now costs £10.99.
Otherwise there is the Mega Ride Wristbands which includes all ride entry, all day for £20.99.
New last year to Dreamland was the Wild River Log Flume, while new this year is the Little River, where guests can ride in a small canoe.
Sadly, the Scenic Railway remains closed after 106 years, after it was announced it was too expensive to run.
Having opened in 1920, it was forced to close back in 2024 due to damage to the famous wooden track.
Due to its age and design, it was advised that it would need a daily inspection that take as long as five hours.
While it will remain at the theme park, it said it will remain closed.
Outside of the rides, inside is the huge arcade area and rollerskating rink.
Dreamland also hosts huge live music events all year round as well.
This year this includes performances from The Human League, Nile Rogers and Bastille, along with comedy shows and Kpop events.
Earlier this year, the theme park also hosted music festival Lovebox for the first time, and its first return in seven years.
Here’s everything else you need to know about planning a trip to Margate.