The UK’s favorite holiday resort continues to attract millions of visitors. Families and couples, young and old, Blackpool’s unique appeal is that it appeals to everyone. Whether you’re looking for thrills and excitement, family entertainment and historic gems or beautiful gardens and stunning beaches, Blackpool has it all. Blackpool Pleasure Beach, Sandcastle Waterpark, Blackpool Zoo, the Blackpool Tower, the Illuminations and a packed year-round events calendar all add to the charms of this seaside spot.
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Ready to push the limits? Ready to walk on air? Ready to leave your stomach behind? Then you're ready for the Adrenaline Zone at Blackpool's South Pier. Discover the exhilaration of free flight with the Skycoaster and the dizzy heights of the 120 mph Skyscreamer,so get out of your comfort zone and into the Adrenaline Zone!
Went on the skycoaster with my partner for his birthday treat. I was dreading it but was surprised at how much I actually enjoyed it. The team of guys and girls that strap you in and see you through the experience are lovely and friendly and explain what to do very clearly. Can't reccomend this ride enough. So glad my fella pushed me to try it.
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Supernatural Events offers many exciting paranormal and psychic-themed events in Blackpool, across the Fylde Coast and Lancashire. Ghost Tours, Ghost Hunts, Psychic Events and more! One of its most popular is the Blackpool Ghost Walks. On these unique, exciting and spooky strolls you will be led by your host, the Victorian Ghost Hunter (Haunted Blackpool author and founder of Supernatural Events Stephen Mercer), to the town's most important, most historical and of course most haunted locations where you will hear tales of terror and stories of the supernatural that will make the hairs stand up on the back of your neck! Floating apparitions, a Victorian lady, shipwrecks & foghorns, the menacing man in black, mummified cats, a haunted pub and much, much more! New for 2018 is The Ghost Tram, a "dark" journey from Blackpool to Fleetwood and back aboard a Victorian tram hearing of hauntings and ghosts galore from across the Fylde Coast. Will you be brave and join us? Dare you!
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Open from the 18th May on Tuesdays & Thursdays and the first Sunday of the Month from 10am - 4pm only. Our WW2 Hangar is, as it was, during WW2. Hangar 42 was a key Hangar at RAF Squires Gate, housing Hawker Hurricanes and Boulton Paul Defiants. Operated by Volunteers the exhibits include Mark II & IX Spitfire's and a Hawker Hurricane MKII as well as original and operational RAF airfield vehicles. Please note that this Visitor attraction is best suited to children 10 years or older. Entry fees are Adults £5.00 Children 10-16 £3.00, under 10's Free. Veterans and serving members of the Armed half price with ID Card. If you are interested in sitting in the cockpit of one of our Spitfire Aircraft, there is a fee of £5 for this on top of the entrance fee. Free Car park, NO PETS. Advance ticket sales only via www.ticketsource.co.uk until 21st June, whilst covid restrictions apply. H42 is Covid Secure, follow Social Media for new updates
Fascinating look at World War Two Pilates from yesteryear Had a wonderful time even sat in cockpit of a Hurricane
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An escape room is a 'race against the clock' team game for 2 to 6 players. Each escape room has a different scenario, you might be trying solve the mysteries of an Egyptian pyramid, investigating an MI6 spy, tracking down an urn of ashes or trying to defuse a bomb! You'll have 60 minutes find the clues, solve the puzzles, break the codes and escape. Teamwork is key, only by helping each other will you achieve your goal - can you do it?
Took my 13 year old for an escape room experience as we both like playing them on our phones. We chose the secret of the tomb room where we had to find an urn of ashes and place them in the correct resting place!! On arrival we were prepped on our mission and introduced to our guide, a lady called Shannon who was watching us from another room on a camera and available for clues if we needed them (we did!!) We escaped with 10 seconds to spare, the tension was real completing that last task to get the code to open the door!! Would definitely recommend the experience and we will definitely be going back to try another room soon!!
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Been on many times over the years and always enjoyed it it’s an absolute must for thrill seekers! My 12 year old son joined me on it this year for his first time!
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Blackpool Zoo is a family friendly attraction, providing fun and education for all ages. Situated only 2 miles inland the Promenade, the park is easily accessible from the M55 motorway. Over 1000 animals, birds and reptiles reside in a scenic 32 acre park amidst mature trees, lakes and spacious lawns where the kids can burn off their excess energy. All your favourites are here including big cats, elephants, giraffes, sealions, gorillas, orangutans, camels, zebras and many, many more. Opened in 2014, the new Orangutan Outlook allows visitors to get up close and personal with these charismatic apes. Open daily (except Christmas Day) from 10 am, the park's closing times vary seasonally.
I went with my fiancee and two young girls aged (3 & 1) and we had a great time. Planning ahead we booked tickets online. A few weeks before going and this allowed us to buy meal tickets in advance as well and I would advise doing this as you can save quite a bit overall doing it this way. We all had a great time and enjoyed the sea lion show as well as the big cats and saw most of the animals across the zoo. The only bit being worked on was near the anteaters. We will definitely go again to catch all the shows and feeding.
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Ornately decorated dance hall and theater is known for its Mighty Wurlitzer organ, which is played for dancing, concerts and special events during certain times of the year.
The Blackpool Tower Ballroom remains one of the great jewels in Blackpool's crown. The moment you walk through those doors, you are transported back to what seems like a bygone age of grace and civility, in surroundings of slightly faded (part of its charm) beauty and glamour. There is a licenced bar and it is also a fantastic place to enjoy a cup of tea and a slice of delicious cake, whilst listening to the classic tunes played superbly on the magnificent Wurlitzer organ and watching the dancers 'take to the floor'. The Blackpool Tower Ballroom is just a lovely, majestic place to while away a couple of hours and to escape from the hurly-burly of everyday life.
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Stanley Park is Blackpool's premier green attraction, placed as a Grade II* listed facility on the National Register of Historic Parks and Gardens, within a designated town conservation area. The park has enjoyed continued popularly since its official opening in 2nd October 1926 by Sir George Edward Villers Stanley, after whom the park takes its name. Stanley Park was designed by famous Landscape Architects Thomas Mawson & Sons and at 256 acres, is one of England's largest and historically significant green spaces. The park was the first comprehensive site planning scheme in Blackpool; a unique development on a grand scale designed to meet the needs of the town. The park contains everything that any visitor could possibly wish for. Experience a variety of scenic walks around ornamental gardens, natural woodlands and lakes as well as a number of stunning architectural and landscape features such as the Cocker Memorial Clock Tower, Art Deco Cafe, Italian Gardens, Rose Gardens, Bandstand and Auditorium. The park also boasts a superb sporting and recreational facilities including Blackpool Model Village, Stanley Park Golf Course, Blackpool Sports Centre, Blackpool Cricket Ground and Athletic Arena, as well as boat hire and numerous outdoor pitches, greens and courts.
Had a lovely day in the park after visiting The model village, a lovely park.Lovely gardens and plenty to see.Excellent day out.Had lunch in Parks Art Deco cafe which was lovely, would highly recommend.
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The Winter Gardens Blackpool has entertained and welcomed crowds of revellers in its collection of theatres, ballrooms, exhibition halls and public spaces, since opening in 1878. Amongst its many venues is one of the UK’s largest theatres, The Opera House, which has a capacity near 3000. The Opera House continues to attract the biggest touring shows and events from across the globe. The adjoining internationally revered Empress Ballroom is home of the Blackpool Dance Festival, PDC World Matchplay darts, iconic gigs and many more illustrious events. The Winter Gardens Blackpool is committed to delivering an eclectic and popular range of events, shows and conferences from around the world.
I had the pleasure of seeing the first organ concert in 50 years at the Empress Ballroom- well done to all involved, it was fantastic!
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The Grand Theatre was designed by Frank Matcham in 1894. This amazing space is a wonder of restoration and revival, presenting a full range of every performing artform, as Blackpool's community theatre, and Lancashire's preferred opera house.
The wonderful Grand theatre is a very special place offering superb entertainment and this years pantomime is no exception. A superb cast,sets and music gave us Peter Pan. A full house audience on Sunday night joined in the fun with Steve Royale as Smee was great fun and showed his full range of acting,comedy and juggling skills. Well done to everyone for another great pantomime.
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