Known for its iconic seafront, Blackpool is one of Lancashire’s best-loved visitor destinations. The promenade is home to many of the resort’s most recognisable attractions, including the historic Blackpool Tower and the traditional piers, offering classic seaside experiences alongside long-established entertainment. Whether it’s a walk along the Golden Mile or time spent enjoying the shoreline, Blackpool delivers all the elements of a great British coastal break.
There’s plenty more to explore beyond the beach. Blackpool Pleasure Beach remains one of the UK’s leading theme parks, while venues across the town host a packed programme of shows and live performances throughout the year. The famous Blackpool Illuminations continue to draw visitors each autumn, lighting up the coastline with spectacular displays. With a wide choice of places to eat, stay and explore, Blackpool is a destination that’s easy to enjoy at any time of year.
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October is here and soon the weekends will be full of Halloween fun, but before the pumpkin picking and spooky stories take over, this weekend is easing you into the month gently.
Producer Colin Ingram is thrilled to announce that Debbie McGee will play Miss Lynch in the new UK tour of GREASE The Musical.
The Blackpool Tower is preparing for a frightfully fun October half-term, with a trio of Halloween-themed events guaranteed to entertain visitors of all ages.
Blackpool's most magical attraction, The Hole in Wand Wizard Golf.
Read MoreEach hole of our Adventure Golf offers unique hazards ranging from jumps and bumps to rivers and underground tunnels, all adding to the fun of the game.
Read MorePasaje del Terror is interactive and realistic horror experience in which groups of around 8 people embark on a terrifying journey, without any guide, through a labyrinth of hair-raising shocks and surprises.
Read MoreExperience the buzz of Platform 9, where the vibrant energy of the town meets a laid-back, welcoming atmosphere.
Read MoreHip and chic 4 star contemporary hotel in Blackpool with 157 bedrooms, catering for both the corporate and family guests.
Read MoreA warm and friendly welcome awaits everyone who visits this family owned hotel situated on the cliffs at Queens Promenade opposite the Irish Sea.
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Date: 11th Jun 2027
Forty years ago, Queen released their 12th album, A Kind of Magic, marking their first album since their acclaimed performance at Live Aid in 1985. This album was an instant hit in the UK, skyrocketing to number one and selling 100,000 copies in i...
Read MoreDate: 31st May 2027
He's a national treasure who became a household name as one half of Cannon and Ball. Tommy Cannon played the straight man to the late Bobby Ball as the double act dominated prime-time TV for more than a decade.An actor, singer and comi...
Read MoreDate: 10th Oct 2026
Rock out with the greatest rock anthems of all time! ★★★★★90 minutes of bottomless drinks, food platter & entertainment
Read MoreDate: 10th Feb 2027
A decade older, but not necessarily wiser, Susan has found herself in some improbable situations over the years. Tall Tales is a show about Cruising, driving tanks, cats and getting older.You might have seen her on the television or he...
Read MoreDate: 6th Dec 2026
From the author of the well-loved children's book Dear Zoo, Rod Campbell, comes Dear Santa and it's LIVE!
Read MoreDate: 28th Dec 2026
The remaining band members of Les McKeowns Bay City Rollers reunite to play the songs, tell the tales and re-live life on the road.Remaining band members Phil Hendriks, Darren Lee, Scott McGowan, Nick Gornall and Alex Southgate re-grou...
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Whether it is feature films, comedy shows, sci-fi or drama, Lancashire's wonderfully varied coastline, cities, towns and countryside, make it a wonderful place to capture people's imaginations.
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Iconic mills, rolling hills and a national landscape that rivals the beauty of the Lake District means that East Lancashire and the Ribble Valley are often used to showcase the quintessential British countryside on our tv and cinema screens.
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