Opening title sequences play an important part in any TV production. They set out the themes and styles of programme and give the viewer a sense of what to expect. As well as this, they are also a way to credit certain cast members and crew at the start, and often the title of the episode, if it has one.

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The opening title sequence for Pleasure Park represents the style and themes of the show in a short 25 second burst. It uses the graphics, fonts, and colours set out by the branding and marketing.

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This title sequence is an animated mix of amusement park rides and games failing or falling apart in some way, which effectively represents the idea that Pleasure Park is a failing amusement park. The end of the sequence reveals the logo of the show, which is sitting in the sky above the park.

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Pleasure Park's temporary theme music was taken from a TV show called 'Porters' which was composed by this show's composer Oli Julian. It was chosen because it has an amusement park vibe, caused by the organ featured in the track.

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Below is the opening title sequence for Pleasure Park. The opening seconds are blank to represent where the pre-titles scene would be, and how the theme music would blend into it.