The Future of Eastbourne Pier: Inside Sheikh Abid Gulzar’s Ambitious Vision
EASTBOURNE Life chose Pier owner Sheikh Abid Gulzar as the first person to interview for our video features.
Mr Gulzar has been under pressure recently from a number of different angles – but he told us everything is going well.
And he says he is here to stay.
Mr Gulzar also confirmed that there is zero prospect of charging people to go on Eastbourne Pier – the current admission fee to Brighton Pier is £1.
We met Mr Gulzar on Tuesday morning, and he was joined by members of his Executive Team.
Here are some of their key messages:
- The pier has something for everyone including pockets of tranquility and peacefulness.
- There is fantastic entertainment outside The Drop In The Ocean
- Eastbourne Pier has a diverse range of cuisine available to purchase and enjoy
- A great gift shop where you can buy a range of gifts and souvenirs.
- Play crazy golf
- and so much more!
Mr Gulzar said: “We are in the middle of the summer season. Eastbourne Pier is booming – come and see for yourselves.”
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Please realise hes a man full of words. The Hotels he ownes on the seafront are shut And in disrepaire.Hastings pier isnt open.
Eastbourne Pier should of been repaired with the look of its original look .
This man is full of words only..
Positive feedback.. “Happy Place Eastbourne Pier”
What a load of rubbish, hes talking.
His 2 hotels on the seafront are in dire disrepair.
He owes loads of money and seems to get away with it. He took on Hastings pier, which isnt open again due to big bills.
Why is he getting away with it . Hes a wrong universe through & through