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Worthing Pier, Worthing

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For casual sunset strolls and relaxing ambience, visit Worthing Pier. This 19th-century pleasure pier spans a length of 291m (960 ft) and stretches 11 m (36 ft) wide. Fishing on the pier is free, just look for the colored discs signifying where fishing is permitted. Located on the promenade is the regal Pavilion Theatre, an early 20th-century example of theatrical architecture. For amazing sea views while you eat, take in a meal at The Denton Cafe next to the theater. Halfway along the pier stands an amusement arcade, a throwback to the penny arcades of the 1930s. For Worthing Pier and beyond, use our Worthing online trip maker to get the most from your Worthing vacation.

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By Anthony S On March 23, 2018

Lovely walk into the sea, lovely old pier, with glass screen, lights and open bar. Good views along the coast of the lights at night and the warning lights on the wind farm at sea, slightly surreal, b... more »
By Canaryfan13 On March 19, 2018

We really enjoyed our stroll along the pier. It was worth it just to see the decorative glass central partition. The restaurant/café at the far end was a bonus - a lovely building in the Art Deco styl... more »
By MedvedikCistotny On March 18, 2018

Amazing place for sunny days. It provide beautiful view over coastline and you can enjoy lovely food and drinks in a restaurant. more »

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By Nathan Stringer On April 1, 2018

I’ve been visiting this pier since I was youngster either for fishing or to visit the arcade and have an ice cream, and now my 8yr old can do the same the arcade is good fun for all ages especially if you like winning lollies or endless rolls of tokens there’s now a cafe/restaurant at the end of the pier instead of the old night club so it now feels like a safe clean environment and is a great venue for weddings. This pier has stood the test of time and will last for many years to come.

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By Frances Kemp On April 2, 2018

Lovely to walk up and down Arcade for those that need further amusement and ice cream.to boot. Love the restaurant that's replaced the long derelict nightclub at the top end. Lovely to eat and enjoy the view .

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By Zeon Xavier On February 22, 2018

Nice quaint pier set on Worthing seafront.. Not as exciting as Brighton pier.. But Worthing isn't as lively lively as Brighton either.. Find the arcades to be fair on their system and often visit to collect tokens throughout the year to trade at Christmas for stocking fillers... Best of all.. Dogs are welcome here...

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By Darren Clark On April 13, 2018

Customer service on in the amusements is disgusting. After piling tens of pounds in a teddy grab machine I finally had on over the hole where the crane had stopped... the teddy fell and got stuck and they refused to give me the prize. Clearly it was won. No compassion for my kids just wanted all the money they could get. Amongst that and 4 other machines taking coins and buttons not working it was the worst pier trip we've ever had. Good luck to all those spending money in their pier

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By simon furlong On May 8, 2018

Apart from the fantastic views ,end of pier art deco tea room and bar half way up the pier is a small hut with the cheapest ice creams in Worthing great place very clean and very cheap filtered coffee and all.

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