It would be a shame for this to be axed, I know my husband grew up in Skegness and he has fond memories of this in the summer.
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Anna
9 years ago
We have used this area over the last 35 years and it's always a busy and happy place.
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Hayley spencer
9 years ago
Keep this pool open
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T Beresford
9 years ago
Take everything why not..what have you got then! A dead seaside town then what????
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Save this iconic place!
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Kylie
9 years ago
Wicked place for the kids and good for those who can't afford to take there kids out all time. Be a she to take it away from the kids asost oit door play areas have been closed down.
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Graham clark
9 years ago
Save money by cutting the wages of the fat cat useless bosses of eldc or even better free bus passes to be in line with the rest of the country after 930 am not all day .yorks and notts manage why not lincolnshire .you over paid muppes
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David Stennett
9 years ago
I was born in and lived in Skegness all my life (70 years ago). My mother took me to the Fairy Dell when I was a child. Both my children spent many hours at the Dell. It must be kept open for future children. PLEASE KEEP IT OPEN!
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Patricia Hill Cook
9 years ago
I grew up there in the late 50's met my hubby too It was a wonderful place, such great memories.
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Elizabeth Bowes
9 years ago
My kids love using this when we come to Skegness
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Adele UPTON
9 years ago
My children free up with this one of the last remaining free attraction for local children
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Jan Wibberley
9 years ago
As a child I often visited the fairy dell with my father,Henry Duke.Also visited with my children and have such happy memories
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Diane Holmes
9 years ago
Went here as a child and with my child . Cannot believe that much will be saved by closing this .
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Shirley Hayes
9 years ago
Happy memories for myself then my children now my grandchildren, 3 generations splashing and playing in fairy Dell.
A attraction that is an asset to Skegness
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Patt Hannant
9 years ago
Don't close the fairydell it's a wonderful asset that toddlers can enjoy .
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Mark leeming
9 years ago
Save the fairydell don't let eldc sell more attractions and land mend for our residents and tourists to enjoy
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Simon Hayes
9 years ago
I went here as a child now 30 years later my two boys want to go whenever we visit Skegness. Last time we went it was packed!
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Sarah middlebrook
9 years ago
ELDC once again looking to take away an attraction from the South Parade end. 1974 was a poor year when ELDC came into force and Skegness Urban District Council went.
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Andy
9 years ago
Why close a famous attraction that is such an important piece of Skegness. Just have to keep it going, it's part of many people's holiday to the resort. If there's no attractions left in years to come, then there will be no visitors. No visitors, no revenue.
All these top officials keep trying to tempt visitors to the resort, but if they are closing them down, what is the point.
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John Wearing
9 years ago
Yes it needs to be saved. Typical council with no thought for residents and visitors.
It would be a shame for this to be axed, I know my husband grew up in Skegness and he has fond memories of this in the summer.
We have used this area over the last 35 years and it's always a busy and happy place.
Keep this pool open
Take everything why not..what have you got then! A dead seaside town then what????
Save this iconic place!
Wicked place for the kids and good for those who can't afford to take there kids out all time. Be a she to take it away from the kids asost oit door play areas have been closed down.
Save money by cutting the wages of the fat cat useless bosses of eldc or even better free bus passes to be in line with the rest of the country after 930 am not all day .yorks and notts manage why not lincolnshire .you over paid muppes
I was born in and lived in Skegness all my life (70 years ago). My mother took me to the Fairy Dell when I was a child. Both my children spent many hours at the Dell. It must be kept open for future children. PLEASE KEEP IT OPEN!
I grew up there in the late 50's met my hubby too It was a wonderful place, such great memories.
My kids love using this when we come to Skegness
My children free up with this one of the last remaining free attraction for local children
As a child I often visited the fairy dell with my father,Henry Duke.Also visited with my children and have such happy memories
Went here as a child and with my child . Cannot believe that much will be saved by closing this .
Happy memories for myself then my children now my grandchildren, 3 generations splashing and playing in fairy Dell. A attraction that is an asset to Skegness
Don't close the fairydell it's a wonderful asset that toddlers can enjoy .
Save the fairydell don't let eldc sell more attractions and land mend for our residents and tourists to enjoy
I went here as a child now 30 years later my two boys want to go whenever we visit Skegness. Last time we went it was packed!
ELDC once again looking to take away an attraction from the South Parade end. 1974 was a poor year when ELDC came into force and Skegness Urban District Council went.
Why close a famous attraction that is such an important piece of Skegness. Just have to keep it going, it's part of many people's holiday to the resort. If there's no attractions left in years to come, then there will be no visitors. No visitors, no revenue. All these top officials keep trying to tempt visitors to the resort, but if they are closing them down, what is the point.
Yes it needs to be saved. Typical council with no thought for residents and visitors.