How to you get to blackpool? I also live in Manchester, I get the train, if you do to it's a good idea to get a rail card as with one it's only about £10 return from Picadilly Station.Tempted by this as I've just moved up north but not sure I'd go enough to make it worthwhile. In Manchester so not super close. The discounts of like 10% for food and merch aren't exactly enticing compared to other parks' ones. (Never actually bought an AP for a UK park, only foreign parks, what does that say about value??) Having said that it's much better value than the £189.
A variety of ways, car mostly but could go by train. Depends who I go with. Already got a Railcard, that's not a bad price, just not sure whether it would be better spent doing other trips. Hmm.How to you get to blackpool? I also live in Manchester, I get the train, if you do to it's a good idea to get a rail card as with one it's only about £10 return from Picadilly Station.
I've not had one before, but I'd thought I would jump on it, seen as they now have icon. If I go 4 times then I've got my money 's worth. I don't have a car so blackpool is the easiest option for me.
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Soon you'll be able to get on the tram at Blackpool North station. They're building an extension which is due to open next year.When you get to Blackpool just walk down that main road the train station is on (towards the sea) and then you can just get a tram from there to the park.
I went past the construction site in August and what was quite neat was that they'd uncovered the original tramway tracks which were buried about a foot under the current road level. Apparently the tramway used to go to Blackpool North station but the line was closed in the 1930s and they simply tarmacked over the tracks. Presumably scrap iron wasn't worth much back then!Don't I know it, it's like the ton center has been bombed for the past year or two!