UK / East / Norfolk
Cromer Pier Pavilion Theatre
The Promenade, Cromer, NR27 9HE
Cromer Pier is a Grade II listed, 151 metre long traditional Victorian pier.
The pier is fondly known as the gem of the North Norfolk coast.
The iconic Norfolk landmark is famous for crabbing but also for the Pavilion Theatre. One of only five UK seaside piers with a fully operational theatre, Cromer Pier is home to the only full season end of the pier show of its kind in the world. A celebration of live variety entertainment that’s perfect for all of the family.
The Cromer Pier Show runs from June to September followed by The Cromer Pier Christmas Show that runs from November to December!
Cromer Pier is also home to various outlets such as the recently renovated Pavilion Bar, Box Office & Gift Shop, Tidal Treats Kiosk and Tides Bistro.
There’s something for everyone at Cromer Pier, including your four legged friends. We’re proud to be dog friendly in Tides Bistro, Pavilion Bar and Gift Shop.
Visit WebsiteOpening Times
The pier is open 24/7
The Cromer Pier Show runs from June to September.
The Cromer Pier Christmas Show runs from November to December.
Prices
Tickets for the shows start at just £20 with child, family and carer rates available. A generous discount is also available for group bookings over 10.
Facilities
Baby Changing
Café
Disabled Access
Picnic Site
Toilets
Dog Friendly
Events
The Cromer Pier Show 2025
The award-winning Cromer Pier Show will return in the summer of 2025 from 28th June until 20th September.
View eventOther things to do nearby
Super Stock Car Saturday F1 Stock Cars WQR & F2 Stock Car English Open at Adrian Flux
Super Stock Car Saturday – the BriSCA F1 Stock Cars are back in town.
View event
Cabaret Mechanical Marvels at Time and Tide Museum
Cabaret Mechanical Marvels is an interactive journey into the wild and wonderful world of automata.
View event
Museum of Norwich at the Bridewell
A vibrant community history museum exploring the city’s fascinating past.
View attraction
Time and Tide Museum
A captivating journey through the rich maritime heritage of this vibrant coastal town.
View attraction
The Tolhouse Gaol
Discover the darker side of England’s history through crime and punishment.
View attraction
Strangers’ Hall
A hidden gem in the heart of Norwich – one of the city’s oldest and most exquisite buildings.
View attraction
Lynn Museum
A treasure trove celebrating West Norfolk’s heritage, and the home of Seahenge – the extraordinary Bronze Age timber circle, discovered on Holme beach.
View attraction
Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse
Discover Norfolk’s rural history over 50 acres of glorious countryside, from the traditional working farm to the lives of the residents of the Victorian workhouse.
View attraction
Elizabethan House Museum
Experience the lives of those who lived in this splendid quayside house, from Tudor times to the Victorian era.
View attractionLatest News
Top 5 places in the UK to birdwatch
The UK is home to some fantastically colourful, elusive and rare species. To celebrate their numerous species, we have put together a list of top 5 places in the UK to birdwatch.