There are guided lifts every five minutes to the Tower Top. Arriving at 380 feet there's a real panoramic view. With an additional three levels to ascend, on a clear day you can see as far as North Wales, the Lake District, the Trough of Bowland and on a clear evening as the sun sets, The Isle Of man is visible across the Irish Sea.

Britain's highest post box can be found at the Tower Top and all mail sent from here is marked with our own special official post mark - POSTED FROM THE TOP OF BLACKPOOL TOWER.

Not for the feint hearted is the 'Walk of Faith' glass floor, a two inch clear panel that looks straight down to the Promenade below. Dare you try?

There's also a selection of heritage boards, photos from the Towers past, and information about some of the sights you can see from the Tower Top.

The Tower Top is open whenever the Tower is open to the public. however, if wind speeds at the Tower Top exceed 45 mph, for health and safety reasons we are unable to operate the Tower Top lifts.

The tower is excellent value for money what you pay for is a full day ticket, take in the circus and enjoy everything that the tower has to offer, if you decide there is something else you need to do in the centre then you can come out of the tower and re-enter when you are finished.

Louis Tussaud's Waxworks

For a great family day out Louis Tussauds Waxworks lets you rub shoulders with the A List stars in the new Celeb City, see the favourites from Coronation Street, Royalty, Rock and Pop and then visit the chilling Chamber Of Horrors.

For a great family day out Louis Tussauds Waxworks lets you rub shoulders with the A List stars in the new Celeb City, see the favourites from Coronation Street, Royalty, Rock and Pop and then visit the chilling Chamber Of Horrors

Blackpool Live Shows Theatre’s

Grand Theatre

Variety grows more popular day by day. In Blackpool the cry for first-class Variety is constantly to the forefront, and the public are clamouring for the latest turns, as well as for return visits from old favourites... Each week there is something fresh, something new.

Winter Gardens

Home to Europe's second largest theatre. The Opera House, it’s 12 self-contained venues each with their own character and unique style. There's something for everyone be it business, leisure or pleasure.

Built on the six-acre Bank Hey Estate and officially opened on 11th July 1878, the Winter Gardens complex is steeped in history.
The original intention was "to place on the land a concert room, promenades, conservatories and other accessories calculated to convert the estate into a pleasant lounge, especially desirous during inclement days.
Over the years, the Winter Gardens has seen many changes and developments, resulting in one of the present day's most unique venues.

Pleasure Beach  

For your pleasure beach tickets - Please check the internet for offers, it is often cheeper to book on the net before you go to the gates.