The pier deck is open daily. Arcade and kiosks keep shorter hours outside summer.
About Llandudno Pier
Llandudno Pier runs about 700 metres into the bay, the longest in Wales, and was named Pier of the Year in 2025. Walking it is free. You pay only at the arcade and kiosks at the pier head.
Tickets and prices
Free admission. Arcade games and rides are paid individually; no prices are posted.
Buy on the official sitePromo codes
There are no promo codes for the pier. It's free to walk.
Good to know
- Address
- North Parade, Llandudno
- Hours
- Arcade and kiosks typically mid-morning to early evening, longer in summer.
- Phone
- +44 1745 345123
- Type
- Pier/boardwalk
- Official site
- tirprince.co.uk/llandudno-pier
Don't miss
- 700 metres of Victorian pier opened in 1877
- Views of the Great Orme and Llandudno Bay
- Amusement arcade at the pier head
- Ice cream kiosks and a shell shop
Little ways to save
Plan 30 to 60 minutes including the arcade.
Set an arcade budget before the kids reach the pier head.
Pair it with Funland in Towyn, run by the same Tir Prince group, about 20 minutes away.
Questions people ask us
Is Llandudno Pier free?
Yes. Walking the pier is free; arcade games are paid individually.
How long is Llandudno Pier?
About 700 metres, the longest pier in Wales.
Who runs Llandudno Pier?
Tir Prince Leisure Group, which bought it in 2015. Their phone is 01745 345123.
More parks nearby
Where these prices come from: Tir Prince pier page, Wikipedia, App Savvy Traveller (Aug 2026). Prices checked October 2026 by John Foster. Prices change, so confirm on the park's site before you go.



