Things to do
in Blackpool

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The Blackpool Illuminations, the greatest free light show on earth, have been a major part of Blackpool’s attraction since 1879 when they were described as ‘Artificial Sunshine’.

This year, the Blackpool Illumination are a little different. The annual display is to be extended by two months to provide an invaluable boost to the resort’s tourism season after COVID-19.

To help with social-distancing, a one-way system will be in place at busy times for those walking through the illuminated tableaux section at North Shore. To do this, head to Red Bank Road (at the end of the lights) and walk North to South.

Madame Tussauds Blackpool offers a celebrity experience unlike any other. Mixing the best of British with international stars, there really is something for everyone. From national treasures to the new kids on the block, you will find hours of fun awaiting you.

One of the world’s most magnificent ballrooms, nothing sums up the historic charm of Blackpool quite like the breath-taking Blackpool Tower Ballroom.

Designed by Victorian architect Frank Matcham, it’s something you truly must experience first-hand to appreciate. Its famous tea dances occur daily, accompanied by a live organist. Bring your dancing shoes and hit the floor for a tango, waltz or foxtrot, or take a seat and simply soak up the atmosphere.

Showcasing over 1,000 spectacular aquatic creatures across 50 dazzling displays, SEA LIFE Blackpool is sure to excite visitors of all ages. Experience the secrets of the deep sea and examine these spectacular species up close.