Fall Guys Bench

There's a bench near Skegness that's become something of a pilgrimage site for anyone who spent lockdown glued to Fall Guys. It's painted in the game's signature bright colours and sits there doing exactly what a bench does - nothing fancy, but instantly recognisable to anyone who's played the thing.

You won't spend long here. Honestly, five minutes tops, unless you're the type who needs seventeen photos for social media. It's more of a quirky pit stop than a destination in itself. The bench works best as part of a broader Skegness visit - grab a photo, grab some chips, move on. Kids who've actually played Fall Guys will get a kick out of spotting it, but if they haven't, they'll just see a bench and wonder what the fuss is about.

There's no formal visitor centre or admission charge to speak of. It's just there, which is part of its charm. Given how close The Layby Lincs holiday park is - barely five miles away - it makes sense to combine this with a proper park break. Skegness itself has the usual seaside offerings: arcades, beach, donkey rides, the works.

Worth hunting down if you're in the area with gaming fans in tow. Worth a detour on your own? Probably not. It's the sort of thing that's amusing precisely because it exists at all, not because it's particularly special.