Engineers perched at dizzying heights - ensuring every nut, bolt and screw is in place to make rollercoasters run smoothly.
The Revolution was supported by scaffolding boards, and in the distance I could see parts of the Big One track were missing. That's because it is being 're-tracked' for a smoother riding experience, as the famous Pepsi Max ride turns 30.
Water-rides on the park were all missing one key ingredient that riders are used to - Valhalla and the boat tub ride in Nickolodeon Land were all dried out!
The park may look empty, but the workshops were a hub of activity as artists and rollercoaster experts repair and restore any ride parts that need a bit of TLC.
Take a look at some of the scenes as Blackpool Pleasure Beach prepares to reopen to the public in spring 2024.
1. A Ghost Train monster gets repaired in the art studio at Blackpool Pleasure Beach
A Ghost Train monster gets repaired in the art studio at Blackpool Pleasure Beach Photo: Lucinda Herbert
2. A selection of sketches by an artist at Blackpool Pleasure Beach
A selection of sketches by an artist at Blackpool Pleasure Beach
3. The Pleasure Beach is eerily quiet off-season, when it is closed to the public.
The Pleasure Beach is eerily quiet off-season, when it is closed to the public. Photo: Lucinda Herbert
4. Water rides look very different off-season
Water rides look very different off-season Photo: Lucinda Herbert