Pirates' Plummet

Crealy Theme Park & Resort is thrilled to officially announce the long-awaited opening date of its brand-new attraction, Pirates’ Plummet, set to welcome guests from 3rd April 2026.

The first of Crealy’s new attractions, Pirates’ Plummet, marks a major milestone for the park as it continues to invest in bigger, bolder experiences. Opening 3rd April 2026, the 80ft high drop tower has been transported to Devon and fully re-imagined by the Crealy team, and is set to become the South West’s tallest ride.

Formerly known as ‘Magma’ at Paultons Park, Pirates’ Plummet promises to deliver a dramatic free-fall experience unlike anything currently offered in the county. This bold new addition to the Theme Park's line-up is designed to deliver an unforgettable adventure for thrill seekers.

Guests brave enough to take on the ride will be lifted high above the park, enjoying spectacular panoramic views before plunging into an intense, gravity-defying drop. Specifically designed with older children, teenagers, and adults in mind, Pirates’ Plummet introduces a new level of pure, unadulterated excitement to Crealy’s offering- broadening its appeal while maintaining its reputation as a leading family destination.

K-Pop Party This Easter Holidays

Adding to the excitement, Crealy will also be hosting a K-POP Party from 3rd - 12th April, bringing even more energy to the Theme Park during the opening period. Taking place live in the arena three times a day, the show will feature high-energy performances including some of the biggest hits from K-Pop Demon Hunters, offering guests an unmissable entertainment experience alongside the launch of the new ride.

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We’re incredibly excited to finally reveal the opening date of Pirates’ Plummet, This is a landmark addition for us and a real statement of intent as we continue to evolve the Park. With the addition of our K-POP Party, there’s even more for guests to enjoy this Easter.

Josh Haywood, Resort Director
18th Mar 2026

Visitors are encouraged to plan their trips early to be among the first to experience the South West’s newest must-ride attraction.

1989
1. Crealy Opens
  
  Originally known as Crealy The Great Farm Adventure
1995
1. Rebranded
  
  Crealy changed its name to Crealy Country Park.
2. Aqua Blasters Opens
2000
1. El Pastil Loco Opens
  
  Now known as Maximus rollercoaster
2001
1. Queen Bess Opens
  
  Later became the Flying Dutchman
2002
1. Carousel Opened
  
  Built in 1884, the Carousel opened to the public
2003
1. Tidal Wave Opens
  
  At 40ft high, this became the tallest ride at Crealy
2010
1. Vortex Opens
2012
1. Crealy Meadows Opens
  
  In 2012, our award-winning Campsite opened. This has since expanded to Glamping, Caravans & luxury Hot Tub Lodges.
2014
1. Five New Rides Added
  
  Dino Jeeps, Shark Bay, Dolphin Drop, Super Subs & Neptune's Cups
2015
1. Twister Opens
2017
1. Two New Rides Open
  
  Jolly Roger & Junior Driving School
2022
1. Sooty Land Opens
  
  Including 4 new rides, 15 new attractions & becoming home of the live Sooty Show.
2026
1. Pirates' Plummet
  
  Opening 3rd April.
2. Rotor
  
  Opening Late Spring/Summer 2026. TBC.

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Crealy Announces Official Opening Date for New Family Thrill Ride Pirates’ Plummet

K-Pop Party This Easter Holidays

1989

Crealy Opens

1995

Rebranded

Aqua Blasters Opens

2000

El Pastil Loco Opens

2001

Queen Bess Opens

2002

Carousel Opened

2003

Tidal Wave Opens

2010

Vortex Opens

2012

Crealy Meadows Opens

2014

Five New Rides Added

2015

Twister Opens

2017

Two New Rides Open

2022

Sooty Land Opens

2026

Rotor

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