Blackpool Illuminations

332 Promenade, Blackpool FY1 1HB

Rating:4.5

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Wheelchair-accessible car park
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Good for kids
Good for kids birthday

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Such a beautiful hotel a lot of thought has been put into it. The trams run under the hotel, and the internal lights look like tram lines. The breakfast there is perfect, and the staff are very professional and very friendly and it had only been open two weeks

Published 7 months ago

Went yesterday which was a bit quieter than normal. But I like it like that, bein able to walk around not bumping into everyone. The fair was still open in front of the tower, and some of the markets from Xmas. Some of the main arcades open, but it is out of season.

Published a year ago

I visited Blackpool illumination with my family on a very cold night, boy, it was freezing cold, so I couldn't take more photos. I suggest visiting on warmer nights. The park has loads of stuff and rides for kids, and plenty hot food on site. There is also an arcade on the way to the park. Overall for for me it's okay, but I guess there might plenty more stuff available during summer.

Published a year ago

This is my first time back to Blackpool in a few years. I used to come here as a child to see the lights and now I bring my own child. It's not really changed much over the years and is just as good as I remember. This visit wasn't overly busy either, so I managed to get parked quite quickly and enjoy the day. For the best fish and chips in Blackpool see my next review! ....

Published a year ago

We really enjoyed the Illuminations, will definitely visit again. We drove from one end to the other so we would see all the lights, which took about 30 minutes as it was very busy. We also walked along some of the seafront to get photos, if you go to the tower they have a DJ playing music so you can have a little dance. The lights go off 10pm.

Published a year ago

Went a couple years ago and went as a kid also. Its ok, a nice spectacle and walk. I don't recommend driving, instead have a relaxing walk down the beachfront. If you get tried, get in a carriage or tram. The lights are very old fashioned and a bit run down, but it adds to its charm.

Published 6 months ago