News from Blackpool Transport Buses & Trams
From 2 April there’ll be some changes to Blackpool Transport tickets and prices helping to maintain the frequency, coverage & quality network.
Welcome to Blackpool! Find out about THE family-friendly resort on the Fylde Coast, with bright lights and something for everyone!
In this section you can explore the golden beach and miles of beautiful promenade. Soak-up the amazing views and sunsets. Visit the town centre to bag a bargain and take a ride on a tram! And of course, what’s Blackpool most famous for? The Illuminations, the annual greatest free lightshow on earth!
In ‘About’ we’ve got lots of pages of interesting things from Blackpool and the wider Fylde Coast. Here’s a flavour of what you’ll find –
We’ve got a whopping great big ‘Recreation and Entertainment’ section for you to explore. It includes What’s on, things to do, plus places to stay and eat and much more!
Choose your next holiday with the Visit Fylde Coast Accommodation Guide in association with StayBlackpool
StayBlackpool is the independent association for Blackpool hotels and guest houses. All members hold a national star rating or Blackpool Approved accreditation, so you’ll go home having experienced the best Blackpool has to offer.
From 2 April there’ll be some changes to Blackpool Transport tickets and prices helping to maintain the frequency, coverage & quality network.
Have a look back to the past and into the history of Blackpool South Pier. It wasn’t always home to white knuckle rides and amusements!
Houndshill Shopping Centre is near Blackpool seafront in the town centre – with big-name stores, places to eat and parking under one roof.
The original Blackpool Carnival was a spectacular, huge event in 1923. It’s back again this year – take part or watch it’s a great day out!
Abingdon Street Market is a heritage asset to the town. Now, it’s future is being secured through ambitious regeneration plans.
Blackpool North Shore Boating Pool at North Shore just past Gynn Square, marked by the Cliff Lift down to the lower prom