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Candyfloss, Postcards, Donkey Rides and Walks Along the Pier – the Lost Seaside Memories Many Modern Kids haven’t Experienced

Candyfloss, 99 flakes, postcards, donkey rides, burying your dad up to his neck and getting sand in your sandwiches … study reveals the quintessentially British seaside traditions which could die out within a generation. Book a last-minute break…
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Candyfloss, Postcards, Donkey Rides and Walks Along the Pier – the Lost Seaside Memories Many Modern Kids haven't Experienced

By SpookyMrsGreen on July 25, 2024

Candyfloss, 99 flakes, postcards, donkey rides, burying your dad up to his neck and getting sand in your sandwiches … study reveals the quintessentially British seaside traditions which could die out within a generation.

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Lost Seaside Memories Many Modern Kids haven't Experienced

As many as 66 percent of the nation agree, a traditional day out at the seaside is a British institution, while nine in ten have fond memories of the beach from their childhoods. Yet, according to a new study of 2,000 parents by Cadbury Flake 99, as many as one in ten modern kids have never been to the seaside, while seven in ten mums and dads say they hardly ever take their kids to the beach. 

Among the classic childhood memories which could be lost for future generations, include walks along the pier (47 percent), digging massive holes in the sand (35 percent) and burying your mum or dad in the sand (13 percent). 

Souvenir shops (17 percent), donkey rides (20 percent) and playing  the arcades (41 percent) also made the list of most nostalgic memories modern kids are missing out on. 

Other memories include games of cricket on the beach (10 percent), men in socks and sandals (10 percent), putting your windbreaker up in the wind (9 percent) and frantically running away from seagulls (11 percent).

Yet half (51 percent) of modern parents wish they had more time to take their kids for some fresh sea air, according to the poll.

Ensure families get their seaside fix

Cadbury Flake 99 is stepping in this August, to ensure families get their seaside fix, by partnering with First Bus to create two new bus routes that will run across the weekends of 10/11 and 17/18 August. 

Olena Solodka says: "As Cadbury celebrates its 200th year anniversary this year, we are thrilled to partner with First Bus to help more families experience the simple joy of a beach trip this summer. 

Said John Godfrey, Head of Brand Strategy at First Bus. "At First Bus we understand that accessible and stress-free travel is an important part of any day out, and so we're proud to partner on this initiative, which will help parents and children create cherished memories together this summer."

The '99 Bus' can be booked via this link.  

20 Quintessentially British Seaside Memories, Modern Kids are Missing Out On

1. Paddling in the sea – 58% *of parents say this is their most nostalgic seaside memory

2. 99 Flake ice creams – 49%​​

3. Walks along the pier – 47%

4. Playing on the arcades - 41%

5. Reading a book on the beach – 24%

6. Digging a massive hole in the sand - 35%

7. Picnic baskets on the beach - 34%

8. Donkey rides - 20%

9. Ice cream vans - 18%

10. Souvenir shops - 17%

11. Candyfloss - 16%

12. Sticks of rock - 13%

13. Burying your dad/mum in the sand - 13%

14. Portable BBQs​- 13%

15. Buying postcards -11%

16. Running away from seagulls - 11%

17. Games of cricket on the beach – 10%

18. Socks and sandals – 10%

19. Putting up your windbreaker in the wind - 9%

20. Getting sand in your sandwiches - 8%





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