UK / East / Norfolk
The Cromer Pier Show 2025
The Promenade, Cromer, NR27 9HE
28th June - 20th September
The award-winning Cromer Pier Show will return in the summer of 2025 from 28th June until 20th September.
The production team are already hard at work behind the scenes to create summer’s finest variety show.
You can expect all of the usual West End production values, including our jaw-dropping 8 metre video wall, delivering impressive special effects alongside our unique and traditional scene sets. Together, they will create a visual sensation complimented by bespoke costumes, spectacular lighting effects and breathtaking sound design.
When you visit the Pavilion Theatre, you can expect powerhouse vocals, thrilling speciality acts, spellbinding chorography and laughs by the bucket load. The Cromer Pier Show will deliver a variety show like no other, worthy of the only full season end of pier show in the world!
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The Cromer Pier Show 2025 will be opening on Saturday 28th June with matinee and evening performances until Saturday 20th September 2025. Ticket prices start from £20 with child, carer and family tickets available. We also have group rates available for parties of 10 and above. Run Time: 2 hours 30 minutes including a 20-30 minute interval
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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.
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