Things to do in and around Blackpool
Blackpool Pleasure Beach® is a FREE entry amusement park who says its mission is "to make adults feel like children again".
Opened in 1894, fashioned on the Eiffel tower and standing some 518 feet tall, a visit to Tower World is essential on any trip to Blackpool.
Blackpool Model Village & Gardens is an enchanting attraction, set in 2.5 acres of beautiful gardens.
Blackpool Sandcastle Water Park...>>
Subtropical paradise with white knuckle water flumes, more leisurely water slides and a wild wave pool
The Karting 2000 Raceway is Blackpool's largest karting circuit and offers sessions from 5 minutes to team endurance events.
The Blackpool SeaLife centre is home to the largest collection of sharks in Britain with over 20 species viewable in the feature exhibit of the centre which is set in the theme of the Lost City of Atlantis.
The zoo's 32 acres are home to over 400 animals from all over the world. The zoo boasts collections of lions, tigers, elephants and gorillas, as well as a host of smaller and less well known animals.
The oldest and longest of Blackpool's 3 piers, The North Pier offers fantastic views of Blackpool and the Irish Sea alongside all the traditional kiosks, bars and amusements you would expect.
Unmissable due to the 33m Ferris Wheel on board, the Central Pier was the second pier to be built along the golden mile and houses the usual array of amusements, food and drinks kiosks and an active summer season of shows.
The South Pier sits close to pleasure beach and was the last of the three piers in Blackpool to be built.
Stanley Park is a haven away from the hustle and bustle of a popular seaside town. With extensive wildlife, sporting and landscaped garden features you can certainly pack in a full day of activities or just sit and relax by the boating lake appreciating the music from the bandstand.