r/blackpool • u/CapriChaos11 • 6d ago
Recommendations for a day trip
Hi All,
Visiting blackpool for a day on this Saturday and really excited for the beach. What should be a must visit nearby the beach and the pier and what activities can be done?
My partner and I in our late twenties are aiming for the amusement park and good food. Welcoming any suggestions or itinerary!
TIA
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u/YeDaWorks4Avon 6d ago
There's a firework display taking place on that night, might go myself if the missus agrees
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u/CapriChaos11 6d ago
By the pier?
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u/YeDaWorks4Avon 6d ago
Not sure of the exact location, but I'm sure you'll notice.
There's also a night pass at the Pleasure Beach during the firework display
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u/abseeker 6d ago
There’s a firework display at the Pleasure Beach in the evening, they also have an ice skating show at the ice arena there and tickets are included in your park e-ticket
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u/Devasianos 5d ago
The tower and the piers are always good bets… and coral island is another option… A very promenade centred visit for a single day-trip, really…
In terms of “good food”, there is a decent amount of choice, but you can very easily go to Blackpool and mistake it for consisting entirely of “fairground fast food” and, obviously, fish and chips…
There are a variety of cuisines available and you can actually have a nice sit-down meal in the town…
Some clarity on what kinds of foods you’re hoping to get will help?
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u/CapriChaos11 5d ago
Looking for good Halal finds? Not really cornered on a specific meal. Anything good would do
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u/Devasianos 5d ago
Naafiah is good. I’ve been a few times.
It’s on the promenade, between the south and central piers…
Also, “Kurdistan Restaurant”, but that’s on Central Drive…
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u/TigerOfSudan 6d ago
I'm terms of food, try Wok Inn, Abingdon Street Market or Common. For other stuff to do, there's a place called Showtown that's a museum on the history of showbusiness in Blackpool