Blackpool

free9

Hi, I am going to Blackpool for a few days at the end of September. Does anyone have any voucher codes or locations for vouchers for Blackpool tower, Blackpool Zoo and the pleasure beach.

Does anyone know if you can still just walk around the pleasure beach for free or do you have to pay to go in?

Any other ideas for places to go or nice places to eat with a 2 year old are much welcomed.

Staying at Haven Marton mere, anyone been, any reviews or useful tips?

Thank you for your help

darkblue_2

Google the voucher codes that you're after. I.e. 'blackpool pleasure beach voucher/discount codes'.

I didn't think the pleasure beach was ever free to walk in to. You can get a wristband which doesn't allow you on the rides but just to walk about. It's £5 if you buy it online.
https://www.blackpoolpleasurebeach.com

Reviews:
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=Haven+Marton+blackpool+review&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=

I don't think you'll have a problem finding places to eat. It's full of eateries.
There's a great chippy right next to the pleasure beach (I think it's called Paolo or Pablos)
Pretty reasonably priced, and a good fish and chips with mushy peas. It's what the seaside is all about.

Have fun

vicki+1

it used to be free to walk about, it was when i went ten years ago, not anymore sadly .

vicki+1

money supermarket.com has voucher codes, they have one for buy 2 pleasurebeach wrist bands get one free (when booking on line at least 12 hours in advance) , there is also one on there for the sandcastle swimming pool in blackpool 25% off i think, i think a discount for a child free to the tower with an adult. tesco vouchers can be used for pleasure beach, the tower and the zoo

jem16

darkblue wrote: »

I didn't think the pleasure beach was ever free to walk in to.

It was always free when I was a kid and my children were kids. You only paid to get on the rides. You could either buy a book of A rides, B rides, C rides or a book with a mixture.

Grandparents and parents didn't have to pay anything just to wander in the park if they didn't want to go on anything.

The new idea of paying just to accompany children is taken from the theme parks which have sprung up.

ellay864

It was free until only a couple of years ago...I hate big rides but used to love going round with friends, having a drink or ice cream, just enjoying the atmosphere. I won't go now and it's a real shame

pink_princess

We ve used our tesco vouchers for our wristbands ,were off there tomorrow and staying the night .We ve also ordered tesco vouchers for trhe Bella Italia there for the night time .

buzzyy

just home from marton mere,my son and girlfreind suggests the sealife aqurium,on the pier tower street area,tourist info have no leflets to give out,look in the reception marton mere there are some there,very helpfull assistants on camp,bus tour from there some good voucher in there £5 off family of 5,or get a bus ticket some deals on the back of them,enjoy,:rotfl:

FiFi_Mad_Mum

We usually buy tickets for the tower and the Pleasure beach from the tourist information and they are always discounted.
Sealife centre: http://www.visitblackpoolshop.co.uk/blackpool_sea_life_centre_tickets.html but there are loads of vouchers about at the moment for deals, the type that have Legoland etc on them for BOGOF.
Tourist Info: http://www.visitblackpool.com/site/attractions

HTH FiFi

Gemma84_3

Hi there.. If you use the tram (not sure about the bus) while ur here theres a voucher on the back kids go free into the sealife centre

The No.20 sightseeing bus goes direct from the camp to all the major attractions - tower, piers and pleasure beach etc etc!

An yeah its £5 into the pleasure beach, or the normal wristband price (which is cheaper when booked online)

Have fun when u come up here!

Ps.. if its open you should try Notriannis ice cream! It's lovely

bambinaUK

Just a bit of a warning that there will be some construction work going on in the park especially in the kiddies Beaver Creek area. They are removing the Magic Mountain ride and several of the small children rides (gradually) in order to build the new Nickelodean Land attraction.

A Pleasure Beach Pass costs £5 per person and entitles you to enter the park, ride on the Pleasure Beach Express, go in the Chinese Puzzle Maze, the South Beach Show and the Dancing Water Show.