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Family Nightlife in Blackpool
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Bump this in case anyone has any ideas or any success in finding night time family entertainment.
Apparently the North Pier all closes up at like 70 -
Bump!
13 sleeps ha ha0 -
kingbuxton wrote: »Bump this in case anyone has any ideas or any success in finding night time family entertainment.
Apparently the North Pier all closes up at like 7
You were talking about hotel entertainment earlier - what about the Cliffs? I was always taken there and loved it as a kid, and I'm pretty sure you don't have to be staying there to see it. There was something different every night - cabaret, stand-up, games - but it was always family-friendly.0 -
Razzamatazz wrote: »You were talking about hotel entertainment earlier - what about the Cliffs? I was always taken there and loved it as a kid, and I'm pretty sure you don't have to be staying there to see it. There was something different every night - cabaret, stand-up, games - but it was always family-friendly.
Thats another option you see, im just not sure where. A lot of hotels (esp down by the north pier) have entertainment on. Just hoping they accept none residents.0 -
This time next week...0
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Any ideas. Any takers0
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Having visited Blackpool for the first time as a Family (2 girls 6 + 11) last July (2012), I found enough places to keep us going.
All depends what your looking for I suppose.
Most places will start to wind down around 11pm I noticed that but come the end of July they are open later.
As earlier posts say. The 3 piers all have entertainment on Laughing Donkey on South Pier
Central last year had Joni Pill from 7pm - 11pm but this year i noticed that they have someone else on Sat and Sun and are charging to get in, and it wasn't cheap if I remember correctly.
Needless to say I wont be going there this year. The Tower Ballroom has a family bar Tue and Wed in July but more often after 31st July, when us Scottish are home LOL.
The Manchester Bar has a family bar upstairs and we found this ideal with a soft play area for really young kids. Food was reasonable and prices too. We have booked the Sands Legends Show also again its more expense but hope its a good nights entertainment, by rivews it should be.
Hope this helps
I added links but they made me romove them in case I was spamming0 -
Where abouts in Blackpool are you staying ?0
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I am staying at the Blue Moon Hotel from 12th July to the 24th July and get this £280 B+B
. Its no the Ritz but it was fine for us last year.0
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