Blackpool Tower Reviews

Another thrilling sight to see in Blackpool is of course the standing big tower. Now if you actually go inside rather than looking at the tower from the outside like some people do its a different experience. You can actually go inside the tower and take a ride up. There are other things to do inside a eating area plus a lot of other ...  Read the complete review

We visited the tower in 2008 and i was very impressed with the entertainment on offer and all for a reasonable price,considering you could go in the morning and stay well into the evening. Firstly we visited the aquarium, there were some beautiful colored fish,there were seahorses large sting rays and sharks.. The way the tanks were laid out and ...  Read the complete review

Getting there: Whenever we go to Blackpool we always play the "who can spot Blackpool Tower first" game. Whether arriving by train or car, the Tower stands out in the distance. If arriving by train its about a 10 minute walk to the tower from Blackpool North station. Just head down Talbot road and then turn left aiming for the prom. ...  Read the complete review

Blackpool Tower, the most stunning land mark in the country rising up into view from miles away and the focus of a game played by many a holiday maker as to who spots it first on the way to Blackpool. This magnificant structure has been open since 1894 and stands at 518 feet 9 inches. It was supposed to be based on the eiffel tower but ...  Read the complete review

You'll be amazed... You'll be enthralled...You'll be astounded by Blackpool's best value, all-inclusive attraction - at Blackpool Tower & Circus there's something for everyone to enjoy in a clean, safe environment, making it the ultimate day out for families. Join us this year and experience the adventure that is the all new Jungle Jim's ...  Read the complete review

The most iconic tower in Britain is still a good day out for the family. Let's start with the attractions: The Tower Top Ride - You can ride to the top of the tower as many times as you like in daylight or darkness while in the tower. There is a section of floor made of glass called the walk of faith. Not for the faint of heart ...  Read the complete review

For me one of the best places to visit! Blackpool Tower is somewhere that all ages can find something of interest the price is actually very reasonable at £13.95 for adults and £10.95 for children and seniors. Especially when included in the price you get admission to the Tower's Circus. The Circus has a different show every year with a ...  Read the complete review

Blackpool Tower is not just a tourist attraction, it's a piece of history - a place to go to touch, smell and taste the past. My review of the Tower will focus on my experience of it in two different decades - because beyond the changes that are made there, the Tower retains a solid sense of tawdry glamour. The ...  Read the complete review

Our visit to Blackpool Tower and circus is a fabulous day out for all the family. It costs £13.95 for adults and £10.95 for children although we used Tesco Clubcard vouchers to pay for our visit. Firstly I would recommend that you buy your tickets in advance either online or a few hours before you visit as the queues for tickets can get very ...  Read the complete review

Some say Blackpool is only for the kids and others say it is only for hen and stag nights and drunken louts but the truth about Blackpool is that it really is one of the few places that does have something for everyone. When I was a much younger man I used to holiday in Blackpool regularly with my kids and now as a pensioner me and my ...  Read the complete review

Blackpool tower is an amazing day out for everyone. They have a huge aquarium and floors of stuff to do. There is a huge play area for the children which has recently been refurbsihed. On the same floor is a huge cafe/restaurant and bar with entertainment on througout the year. There is a dinasaur ride that takes you through the years and lives of ...  Read the complete review

Living in blackpool I dont appreciate the tourist attractions we have, mainly using the blackpool tower as a way to see how far away from town I am! But recently I visited blackpool tower for £12. I thought this was a bit much, but woah it was worth it! We went into the tower with some food, which was quickly took away from us to ...  Read the complete review

As a child i was a frequent visitor to blackpool and also the blackpool tower, They are fond memories but unfortunately when i take my children now blackpool has changed so much it's almost un-recognisable. Instead of the family environment once provided it is a haven for stag and hen parties most weeks of the year and as you walk down the ...  Read the complete review

The Blackpool Tower is one of the main tourist attractions in Blackpool, situated on the promenade. The Tower was built in 1894 and in height it stands at 158m (518ft) tall, The Blackpool Tower can be seen from other places such as Morecambe Bay and in September the Tower is illuminated which is a beautiful sight. I have visited ...  Read the complete review

As an absolute lover of all things Blackpool I have been meaning to get round to doing a write up on the tower for ages now, finally here it is. Blackpool has changed greatly through the years, sadly mostly for the worst. Becoming ever more geared towards stag and hen parties and milking every penny it can from it`s visitors but if you ...  Read the complete review

if your planning a visit to blackpool tower especially if you have young children read on , as a regular visitor to blackpool , a trip to tower is a must !! as you enter the tower , the first attraction you come to is the aquarium , with plenty of marine and tropical fish in all shapes and sizes , my 2 children ( ages 5 + 7 ) ...  Read the complete review

Like Peter Pan, the magic of Blackpool Tower is timeless. The 108-year old building on the promenade of the world famous resort manages to combine an array of entertainments with its wealth of Victorian heritage. The complex boasts several areas, providing for people of all ages and interests. Guests have the choice of several levels of ...  Read the complete review

Have you got a head for heights? Then try a trip to the top of Blackpool Tower! The view is tremendous but it’s a long way down…. Blackpool itself is on the north west coast of England, and the Tower is right on the seafront roughly opposite the Central Pier. It is easily accessible using the trams that run from Fleetwood in ...  Read the complete review

I live in Blackpool so maybe I shouldn't be saying this but what a waste of money. My mum and I took my 3 children to the tower yesterday after winning free tickets at a raffle.I am so glad I didn't pay the entrance fee of £10 per adult and £5 per child over 2.My children are aged 4,2 and 6mths and after 3hrs they where bored. Firstly the ...  Read the complete review

if you have a pushchair or wheelchair dont go to blackpool tower you wont even be able to get through the main enterance!!!!! on my weeks holiday to blackpool this year I visited the tower with my family, my fiance + 2 children. The youngest of the children is only 3 years old + cant manage to walk for a whole day out so we need to take the ...  Read the complete review