Hey Jet, The last time I went in there was when it was Bourbon Street back in about 93!, Since then it was Zen if I remember. Who knows what lies within!
Blimey,you can't say anything these days
Just my opinion, I know everyone has views but I come on here to look at pictures and reports of derelict buildings and the stories behind them, I can sympathise with you thoughts but let's keep it fun![/QUOTM
My sentiments exactly Snakebite.
very true words spoken indeed.Seen many a film in the empire.The winter gardens used to be a lovely building,but Yarmouth council being as they are,they would much rather house,feed,cloth and look after the thousands of Eastern European scroungers that have arrived here,instead of saving Yarmouths heritage....sorry if that offends anyone but it is absolutely true....they spend thousands on 'transport' for these sorts to go to job interviews,even buying them bloody cars!!! Prioritising them on housing lists and giving out 'emergency' grants so they can buy themselves designer clothes and iphones.
Around 5-10 years later the next time we visited, it had been converted into what was an absoutely crazy indoor crazy golf. At that point from what I remember it was very difficult or impossible to see the original remebelance of the theathre, during this time I believe the upstairs cinema remained. I think that it did not help in a large respect for the upstairs is the complete lack of disabled access and the very limited access downstairs duye to the age of the building.
Isn't the indoor golf place the windmill theater building a little further down the prom.
I can remember it as Zen Nightclub.
I can remember as a little kid just getting into dance music hearing Dave Pearce djing at the winter gardens on his dance anthem tours outside and place was buzzing. Bass shaking the glass!
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