Blackpool, Britain's favourite seaside resort, is brimming with exciting attractions that make every visit a fun-filled adventure. Save up to 52% on multi-attraction saver tickets — the biggest savings come from visiting three or more attractions with a Blackpool Big Ticket. Ask at reception for the latest information.
The best thing? We're on the doorstep of all of them, located just a two-minute walk from the Promenade and a five-minute walk from the Tower — the Melville is the perfect place to stay whilst you enjoy everything Blackpool has to offer.
Of course everyone who comes to Blackpool wants to experience the iconic viewing platform of the Blackpool Tower Eye, but that's not all the tower offers. Visit all five attractions for a fun-packed day, as many or as few as you wish, or enjoy one of the numerous special events.
One of the UK's biggest theatres, the Winter Gardens Opera House has seen a cast of thousands tread the boards since it first opened in 1878. Home of the Blackpool Dance Festival, PDC World Matchplay Darts, iconic gigs and more.
A magical walk-through attraction blending the tradition of Chinese lantern craft with modern technology to create incredible larger-than-life exhibits. Immersive, interactive, and indoors at the Winter Gardens.
Opened in 1894 by Thomas Sergenson, Blackpool's first successful theatrical manager. Dubbed 'Matcham's Masterpiece', it's one of Britain's premier heritage theatres.
Over 70 stores and eateries all situated indoors, plus many more just outside.
An internationally acclaimed showbar — the cast comprise male dancers and drag performers for a show like no other.
The oldest and longest of Blackpool's three world-famous piers, offering traditional family fun, top live entertainment and a great venue for parties.
Opened in 1868 as the South Pier, today jam-packed with rides, stalls, entertainment and the Big Wheel.
Opened as the Victoria Pier in 1893, today it boasts numerous rides and experiences for children and adults alike.
Miles of unspoilt sandy beach for the perfect stroll, family games, a British picnic, or building a sandcastle.
Split into North Shore, Central and South Shore — miles of arcades, shops, cafes, bars and restaurants, the illuminations, and the famous Blackpool tram.
More than 50 displays and 2,000+ aquatic creatures including tropical sharks, reef fish, octopus, rays and sea horses.
Created by artist Gordon Young, a celebration of comedy on an extraordinary scale — 160,000 granite letters embedded into concrete in front of the Tower.
Ten kilometres long and using over a million bulbs, the Blackpool Illuminations keep the town buzzing long after other resorts go into winter hibernation.
The permanent home of Blackpool F.C. since 1901, with a capacity of 17,338 and matches throughout the year.
An engaging, interactive journey featuring some of the country's best-loved stars from screen, music and sport.
A sold-out rock theatrical experience not to be overshadowed by anything else the UK has to offer.
Blackpool's largest indoor free-admission family attraction, with rides, redemption games and adult gaming.
The most ride-intensive theme park in the UK, home to the legendary Big One and Valhalla, plus Nickelodeon Land.
The UK's largest indoor waterpark, with over 18 slides, a wave machine, water chutes and more.
A small, old Italian family-run business making famous old-fashioned vanilla ice cream from the same premises for over 70 years.
Multi-award-winning, set across 32 acres of parkland with big cats, elephants, giraffes, gorillas, orang-utans and sea lions.
Blackpool's primary public park, covering around 260 acres with a boating lake, trails, tennis courts and a skate park.
A huge number of bars and nightclubs for a stag do, hen party, or simply a weekend out with friends.
