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Dreamland ® A one stop
↘ of local culture, food,
festivals & vintage rides
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The picture perfect entertainment and amusement venue. A one stop shop of culture, food, festival fun and seasonal, vintage style amusement park rides. Considered to be one of the oldest-surviving amusement parks in Great Britain, the site of Dreamland (as it was re-named in 1920) dates back to the British railway boom of the early 1870s when, in its original form, the ‘Hall by the Sea’ was operated by the famous circus impresario ‘Lord’ George Sanger. Thanet District Council compulsorily-purchased the site in September 2013 and work began to restore the iconic Scenic Railway and the park. Capitalising on Margate’s swiftly growing reputation as a brand new capital of British cool, Dreamland Margate reopened in June 2015 with a wealth of new and rejuvenated features set to redefine ‘a day out at the seaside’. Following significant additional investment in 2017, the amusement park was re-landscaped and expanded to provide a space that brings together lovingly restored vintage rides, art installations, eclectic street food, unique bars and a bumper programme of live events. The Rolling Stones played at Dreamland in 1963. Then, in 1969 a safari park opened at Dreamland on the Magic Garden site, where Sanger had his original pleasure garden and animal collection – with elephants, camels and penguins. In 1949 the Scenic Railway caught fire with at least half the structure lost. It was rebuilt with timbers sourced from Lowescroft Pier. Over the early part of the 20th century, the park thrived as a popular visitor attraction and music venue with Margate remaining a hugely popular vacation spot for Londoners. But the town and park’s popularity waned in the 1970s and 1980s as more Brits chose to holiday abroad – but there are plenty of people around today with fond memories of the then-named Bembom Brothers Theme Park! In 1989 Dreamland and Margate was put on the map again by the hugely popular TV series, Only Fools & Horses, as the hilarious episode, The Jolly Boys Outing screened on BBC.
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❶ Dreamland, Margate
❷ Dreamland Ballroom programme
❸ Ziggy's Rooftop Bar, Margate
❹ Margate Retro, Margate
❺ Dreamland Cinema programme
❻ Haeckels, Cliftonville, Margate
❼ Ramsay & Williams, Margate
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