Tramore Amusement and Leisure Park
About
The fairground on the prom, and the thing that makes Tramore read differently from every other town on this coast: waltzers, dodgems, a spinning coaster and a run of arcade units facing the sand. It is seasonal. Google listed it as temporarily closed when this page was compiled on 15 September 2026, and its own website has been returning a server error for some time, so its current opening window cannot be confirmed from the operator. Visitor reviews place it open and busy through August 2026. Rides are paid for individually, by card or cash. Check the park's Facebook page before you plan a day around it.
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Highlights
- ✓The prom lit up after dark when the fair is running
- ✓Waltzers, dodgems and a spinning coaster
- ✓Arcade units along the seafront
- ✓Pay per ride, no gate charge
Tips
- →Seasonal. Confirm opening on the park's Facebook page before travelling, especially outside July and August.
- →No phone number is published first-party for the park and three different numbers are in circulation on directories, so none is listed here. Its Facebook page is the only channel it posts to.
- →Rides are paid for one at a time; there is no all-day wristband advertised.
- →The prom car parks fill by late morning on a hot weekend. The 360 bus from Waterford stops a short walk away.
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