Location: Poulton Le Fylde
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What to do and see in Poulton Le Fylde, United Kingdom (UK): The Best Places and Tips
Poulton-le-Fylde, commonly abbreviated to Poulton, is a market town in Lancashire, England, situated on the coastal plain called the Fylde. In the 2001 United Kingdom census, it had a population of 18,264.
Restaurants in Poulton Le Fylde
1. The Pork Shop
Overall Ratings
5 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By freddyManchester - Manchester
Called in for some lunch the meat and potato pies and pork pies are fantastic also had a ham salad Sandwich all of which tasted brilliant served very effecientley with friendly staff. The range of food on display was also all very inviting would highly recommend this shop for lunch.
2. Blackpool Pleasure Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By ScotlandJasper1 - Scotland
This place is outdated and really small in comparison to childhood recollection. Took my own kids who were too interested in the shop merchandise and less enthused by the attractions. We got our money's worth because it was quiet but if I had to queue on busier days I doubt you would get what you paid for. The drink all you can is worth it though and the customer service was exemplary. If they can keep that up throughout the season, maybe there is life left in the place yet.
3. Cleveleys Front
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 485 reviews
Reviewed By Susan Ann N - Newton-le-Willows, England, United Kingdom
pity it was raining and very blustery - otherwise this is a lovely newly designed Promenade - excellent for walking and also I would imagine in the sumner - lots of family fun on the beach......
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By nikkidee72 - Blackpool
Great pub with warm friendly service . Nothing is ever too much when asked . Been coming in her for years but over the last year has got better and betterThanks for the review hope you can come back again soon Regards Neil
5. Blackpool Tramway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Blackpool Transport is the proud operator of Blackpool's £100 million tramway. The four year project, which concluded in April 2012, saw the replacement of 11 miles of track, creation of a new depot and introduction of a fleet of 16 state-of-the-art trams. It has never been easier to travel across Blackpool and the Fylde coast, with faster journey times, easy access and integrated Blackpool1 tickets that give you unlimited use of the trams and Blackpool Transport bus network (excluding Heritage Trams). Our frequent and reliable tram service provides an energy efficient mode of transport connecting residents and visitors to all major leisure, retail and businesses along the 11 mile stretch of coastline between Starr Gate and Fleetwood. The trams have level boarding and step-free interiors and designated disabled/pushchair areas making them accessible to all. Our frequent and reliable service connects passengers to all major leisure, retail and businesses along the 11 mile stretch of coastline. Heritage Tram Tours operate on Public and School Holidays, most weekends during Spring/Summer/Autumn and on special events. Heritage Day tickets are available that allow unlimited use of both heritage and modern trams plus Blackpool Transport buses. Heritage Trams stop only at the specially marked Heritage Tram Stops at Pleasure Beach, North Pier/Tower, Cabin, Bispham*, Cleveleys* and Fleetwood Ferry* (*special event days only). Blackpool has the oldest electric street tramway in the world with records dating back to 1884 when track plans were produced for an electric tramway that would connect North and South Shore. Blackpool Corporation paid for and maintained the infrastructure, whilst the Blackpool Electric Tramway Company, formed in January 1885 provided the electrical equipment, depot and tramcars. The tramway opened on the 29th September 1885. After the second world war, there was gradual consolidation and by 1962, the trams were confined to the 11 mile route from Starr Gate to Fleetwood which still operates today. The bus services expanded along with the town throughout the sixties, seventies and eighties. Since bus deregulation in 1986, the trams and buses have been operated by Blackpool Transport Services Ltd, a Blackpool Council Company. While the trams themselves are owned and run by Blackpool Transport, the tramway infrastructure is currently owned by Blackpool Council and leased to the Company, which pays an annual track rental fee for the privilege.
Reviewed By Paul H - Huddersfield, United Kingdom
The best time to use the trams are during the ellumination from September to November. During the day they are public transport from the North pier at Blackpool to the Fleetwood market town.
At night out come trams covered with lights. Walls ice cream, a steam train, double decker and single deckers . All the family from babies to OAP will enjoy watching and riding on them. If you go to Blackpool ride the trains at least once. Some towns still have trams. My town Huddersfield had trams till the late 70s and some like Manchester and Sheffield have brought them back into action again, very green.
6. Wyre Estuary Country Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 137 reviews
Reviewed By DenAlandPups - Pershore, United Kingdom
A great fuel stop following a good wander. Al had the full breakfast and declared it excellent! I joined my parents in a sausage barm, which was fabulous!
7. Spa on the Breck
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By lozliz7 - Manchester, United Kingdom
Visited with my mum for the 2 hour thermal spa journey and was really impressed. It's such good value, we had a really relaxing couple of hours.
It's small but there's plenty of areas to try: jacuzzi, foot spa, sauna, couple of different steam rooms plus monsoon showers. There was enough to keep us entertained for 2 hours. It's a lovely spa, quiet and relaxing plus the staff are very helpful. We'll be going back and trying a treatment too.
8. The Big One
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Pepperoni_10 - Nottingham, United Kingdom
This is the first time i've come across this here and it just ruins the park. You can queue for a ride and the queue looks reasonable but then it just doesn't seem to move. You then realise that priority tickets get given allocated time slots where they just turn up and go on so the main queue takes much longer than before.
We left early because it was driving us nuts.
9. St Chads Church of England Church
Overall Ratings
5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By FoodieMozza - york
I used to walk Through St Chads yard on my way to school in the late eighties. Lovely lovely place well kept. I moved away from the area but back now after 20 years. Great spot. If ever i get married.............
10. Genting Casino Blackpool
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 282 reviews
For the complete night out in Blackpool visit the Genting Club, a vibrant & stylish venue that offers great facilities, friendly staff & a warm welcome to all. Entry is free (Over 18's only) and membership is optional (also FREE) with many rewards & benefits available. Set in an Iconic building on Queens Promenade offering all your favourite live games including roulette, blackjack & 3 card poker, plus electronic roulette terminals & up to £20,000 jackpot slot machines too. The Casino regular holds organised Texas Hold 'Em poker and Kalooki competitions. With a late bar, the Fahrenheit restaurant, regular live entertainment & event nights, this really is a destination venue. Open from 11am till 6am daily & 24 hours Fridays & Saturdays. PLEASE REMEMBER - UNDER 21'S MUST PROVIDE PHOTO ID. Please Gamble Responsibly.
Reviewed By Mesh12
Went to this casino Friday and Saturday night . Desk staff were very friendly & helpful when you arrived, floor staff were also very helpful food & bar snacks was good , waiter service was excellent. Also entertainment on Saturday night - very good . Will be going back again next time in Blackpool .
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