On Blackpool’s south seafront, Blackpool Pleasure Beach is an amusement park where you can plan a day around rides, Nickelodeon Land or a visit without riding. Compare ticket options, check ride height rules and look at the park’s booking calendar for the date you have in mind.
- Location: 525 Ocean Boulevard, Promenade, Blackpool, FY4 1EZ.
- Ticket choices: All-You-Can-Ride, Nickelodeon and Non Rider eTickets.
- Getting there: The Pleasure Beach is a stop on the Starr Gate–Fleetwood tram route.
Which Blackpool Pleasure Beach ticket should you choose?
Choose an All-You-Can-Ride eTicket for unlimited rides all day, a Nickelodeon eTicket for Nickelodeon Land rides and family attractions, or a Non Rider eTicket if you are not riding.
The official booking site gives Individual eTickets an on-the-day price of £50.00 and online prices from £31.50. Nickelodeon eTickets cost £25.00 on the day and from £22.50 online; Non Rider eTickets cost £20.00 on the day and from £18.00 online. Displayed online prices depend on the date you select.
Prices are based on demand for the chosen day and can change during the season. Bookings made after 10am on the visit date are charged at the full on-the-day price. Register online tickets before you go for faster entry to the park.
The All-You-Can-Ride ticket is valid for one day, with unlimited rides and access to all attractions. For ticket conditions and prices for your chosen date, check the official site before you go.
What should you check before choosing rides?
Check each ride’s height restrictions before deciding which attractions to visit, especially if you are going with children.
Some rides allow a guest below the minimum height for riding alone to ride with a responsible person aged 12 or older who meets that ride’s height requirement. Infusion has a maximum ride height of 200cm, so check the restrictions for everyone in your group before joining the queue.
Online ticket access and ride access are separate considerations: a ticket does not remove an individual ride’s height limits. You can read what to know about Avalanche when planning around that ride.
How do you get to Blackpool Pleasure Beach by tram?
The Blackpool tramway runs between Starr Gate and Fleetwood, and Pleasure Beach is one of its stops. If you are travelling by tram, conductors can advise you about fares, and contactless payment is available.
Blackpool Transport gives adult single fares of £3.50 on board or £3.00 on the app, and child single fares of £1.60. A one-day unlimited bus-and-tram ticket costs £6.60 for an adult and £3.20 for a child. Fares can change, so confirm the current options with Blackpool Transport when planning your journey.
From The Danescourt guesthouse, walk to the park in about 5 minutes; you could pair your visit with nearby Ice Blast.
The Blackpool tramway’s extension connects Blackpool North railway station with Pleasure Beach and Bispham.
You can plan how to get around Blackpool from Danescourt using the tramway and other local transport.
FAQs
Where is Blackpool Pleasure Beach?
The park is at 525 Ocean Boulevard, Promenade, Blackpool, FY4 1EZ.
What does an All-You-Can-Ride ticket include?
It includes unlimited rides all day and access to all attractions, and is valid for one day.
Can a child ride below a ride’s minimum height?
Some rides allow this when the child is accompanied by a responsible person aged 12 or older who meets the ride’s height requirement. Rules vary by ride.
Does the tram stop at Pleasure Beach?
Yes. Pleasure Beach is a stop on the Starr Gate–Fleetwood tram route.