Theme park bosses have spoken out following the incident
Blackpool Pleasure beach has launched an investigation after visitors claim they had to hand in their digital cameras during the theme park’s opening weekend. Following the incidents the park has insisted that “there has been no change” to its on site camera policy.
READ MORE: Every B&M, Argos, Iceland, Marks and Spencer and TK Maxx store closing this Spring - the full list "After a chat they let me take it in but they said this will be fully banned soon. This was via the hotel entrance." Many continued to comment questions over the supposed change. Shortly after, Blackpool Pleasure Beach issued their own string of tweets to clear up the confusion.
"Our ethos is 'we create the fun, you keep the memories', and we love seeing our guests share those memories online for their family, friends and followers."
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