Amazing bit of Victorian engineering. Always a pleasure to see and stroll along, a real trip down memory lane visiting the pier. Beautiful at night with the sea front all lit up. A great place to grab a coffee and sit for a while.

It’s a nice long walk all the way to the pier center! Scenic view of the promenade,tram route and the park. Not all rides are open maybe in the coming summer season. Worth a visit

Lovely old Victorian pier, super long and full of vendors and funfair rides. Great views can be had, even has a small section closed off for fishing. Ps, there is a penny press at the end of the pier next to the cafe if you're into that.

Originally built in the late 1800s (burnt down 1994 and rebuilt), the Pier is a delightful and quaint throwback to Victorian days with its design of its vendor stalls and architectural structure. There's an amusement arcade etc and a nice place to enjoy a walk and sea breeze while sipping on a milkshake.

It was a gorgeous day weather wise, so an hour or so on the pier. Some lovely little shops, one with some fantastic art in to purchase. Stopped for a soft drink and a sit down to people watch. Lots to do for families, children's rides, etc. Toilets also available. Will definitely be back

We did a day trip from Liverpool by train. What a beautiful part of the world. We go to beaches all over the world in this one was incredibly unique. The Pier has an amusement park, the kids enjoyed playing games for a while. We spent £25 there and they went up killing a really cool floating soccer ball. First time they ever got a decent toy from amusement park tickets.

Beautiful place, buzzing with activity - public toilets, on street parking (free outside the hours of 10am-4:30pm), casinos and amusements, plenty of little nick-nack shops, ferris wheel, bouncy castles and other kids rides and multiple places to eat. Fantastic views all around and a lovely day/weekend away! Best go when it's sunny!

We hadn't visited Llandudno for a while and wanted to rekindle memories of our younger family days there. The pier didn't disappoint. It is even better than we remember, and in fabulous condition for a grand long walk out to sea. Not to be missed.

What a great pier! It was honestly like stepping back in time with all the traditional rides for children and hook a duck etc. Great for people watching too. There was a great character walking up and down with his two toy monkeys in a pram and music playing! It put a smile on my face. Great bar at the end of the pier and amusements too.

Great pier. Really lively, lots of small shops selling the usual souvenirs and refreshments. Big wheel near the prom, punch and Judy and arcades. Lovely views out to sea and Llandudno seafront. We even saw jellyfish in the gorgeous clear water. Highly recommended!

Lovely old Victorian pier, with a great view back over Llandudno. Cafe and arcades right at the end of the pier along with attractions and shops on the walk down to the end.

It's beautiful town to get away to when you want a vacation or you need a quiet place away from the busy work load, it has nice airbnbs and hotels with a beautiful sea view. Not to forget the historic bus tours and the amusement parks with a fine array of restaurants. Definitely loved my stay there

Llandudno Pier was perfect for setting sail on Paddle Steamer Waverley to Anglesey and back. Great views of the coastline from here and plenty of stalls to amuse the passengers. The elderly with us were particularly pleased being able to rest a while at the garden furniture stall halfway along the pier.

Very beautiful place. It was a wonderful friends trip. It was a windy day. I felt as I am flying like a feather. The Giant Wheel ride was amazing. Also, the rolls Ice cream was too yummy. We played at the beach like kids. The changing rooms were also clean 4/5.

The place is very lively and has a ton of things to do. From retro arcades to souvenirs, shopping, and tons of food options. The sea view from here is pretty amazing. The water is turquoise blue, and just standing on the pier and taking in the atmosphere can be a very healing experience. Highly recommend for a weekend visit here!

This pier goes straight out almost 700 metres into the Irish Sea and is said to be the longest in Wales. The pier is lined by shops along the way, hawking eatables and trinkets. There are benches placed at regular intervals in case you wish to catch the sun (if the sun is out, that is !). There are amusement rides for the kids and the not so young. At the very end, there are plenty to places to have your favourite snack, or that elusive drink. Can’t forget the favourite - Fish & Chips !! The views from the pier are wonderful especially when it’s low tide; the expanse of the beach opens up “beneath” you. If you are Llandudno, a visit to the pier is imperative. Come on it’s only a 15 minutes walk from the railway station.

This was near perfect. Llandudno is such a beautiful place that coupled with the right weather it will remain in your hearts forever. There are many good food spots on the pier . Particularly liked the fish and chips. It was not overcrowded, but there were enough tourists to make it a jolly affair. Walking up and down the pier through the wind has such a calming effect on us.

Very dog friendly. The owners of the pier shops were all lovely. Pet store, pasty shop lady, crystal shop, ice cream shop, gift shop... all helpful and gave awesome service. Loved the pier. Plenty of seating, stunning views, clean. Thank you.

I haven't been to Llandudno for a long time. Nothing has really changed. We walked along the pier and had a well needed pint. Had fish and chips for lunch and a browse around a few of the shops great day. The pier has lots to do for the kids, little shops to browse in and a pub at the end and nice views.

Lovely walk Friendly bar Great coffee shop shops on pier for gifts (healing stones) Beautiful views Lots of seats to take a rest Slot machines fir a bit of fun My favourite place 😍

A really lovely pier!! It has some great history behind it and you can see great care is taken of it!! Incredible views from the pier back to the buildings along the cost!! Amusements on the end are decent and the toilets were definitely recently renovated!!!!

We had a wonderful time at the pier. It's a perfect place to enjoy beer and small snacks. We also had fun playing arcade games. The arcade at the beginning has more games, while the one at the end is less crowded. It's a place where you can spot both children and adults having a great time. Additionally, there are other small rides available for kids.

Wow this pier can get so busy! There's lots to see, eat and do on here but if you have family members that don't like crowds, you might want to avoid it at busy times. As you walk down the pier the crowds thin out a little. There are toilets right down towards the end of the pier, the women's loos can get a long queue waiting. There's an honesty box but rarely folks pay (I always do). You get good views along the walk down and at the end. There's a nice family arcade (gets very busy) and plenty of stalls/shops for kids & adults to buy their souvenirs.

What a fantastic day out for the family, the rides are ridiculously expensive considering other venues are half the price! As an experience it is well worth the trip out, if you have small children expect to remortgage your house, lots to see and do, crab 🦀 fishing is fun off the piers and jetty.

Traditional Victorian pier. Lots to do for the whole family: amusements, ice creams, crabbing, fishing strolling, live music, shops, fish and chips, even cheeses! Free access, very busy when we went. Took a short, 20 minute boat ride around the headland, worth it.

Such a beautiful place with stunning views. Old fashioned fun with 2p slot machines in the arcade. Seagulls present but didn't see any actually attack people like in Western supermare. People were crabbing off the pier also.

A lovely pier with some nice souvenir shops and rides for the kids. The rides are a little expensive, £5 each for a few minutes on the trampoline and £4 each for a few revolutions on the Wheel, but still, a nice experience. Could of lasted longer, especially as the queues weren't very big.

Visited last weekend. Nice place to visit individually as well as with friends and family. Games are available for children. Lots of space to sit and enjoy many views. Many shops around. I definitely recommend visiting.

Lots of bits and bobs to do and look at. Bring money if you have kids because there are lots of rides! Fresh Donuts are highly recommended! The record shop had decent prices and there are a few arcades on the pier. Please leave a donation for Punch and Judy, even if you don't get to see the show. It's such a great tradition!

Busy but unique atmosphere Pier. Lots of bits and bobs on a side, small pub at the end, and snack bar. Nice view to a Llandudno coast line. Definitely recommend you try fish and chips at the beginning of the pier - worth waiting in a queue!

I love the vibes in Llandudno Pier. Lots of small shops to get food, souvenirs, arts and crafts. I think there are 2 arcades to play games. Kids and adults will definitely enjoy! Very historic victorian pier and beautiful view of Llandudno.

Lovely Victorian pier, lots of little shops, some rather quirky and unique for gifts to take home, amusements, rides and a variety of food and drink can be bought. Gets very busy at the weekend, there is a bar at the end of the pier selling alcohol, so it does get busy up there. Worth the walk down though, plenty of benches dotted around to sit and take in the wonderful view.

Long pier with everything you would expect, rides for kids, ferris wheel, pies, pasties, records, cassette tapes!, ice cream, drinks, fish & chips, tourist trinkets, pier is dog friendly, lots of seats all the way to the end of the pier so if u struggle walking far u can rest at the end of the pier is a cafe & a bar where u can get a meal or a pint. Lots of arcades to keep you entertained, really lovely pier definitely suit younger kids up to say age 11 for the rides and older for the arcades. Really enjoyed my time here.