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Welcome to our website about the Blackpool Illuminations! It’s the greatest FREE lightshow on earth! Enjoy SIX MILES of the brightest light displays. They’re on buildings, fairground rides, lamp posts and trams. Spot installations, light shows and much more! 2024 SWITCH ON 30 August 2024.
2 de ene. de 2024 · The Blackpool Illuminations have been a major part of Blackpool’s attraction since 1879 when they were described as ‘Artificial Sunshine’ and have been a guiding light for visitors to the resort...
- Beat The Peak and Come Mid-Week
- See The Display on Foot If Possible
- Don't Miss The Tableaux Section
- Book An Illuminated Tram Tour
- How Long Are Blackpool Illuminations on for?
- Are Blackpool Illuminations on Every Night?
- Can You Drive Through Blackpool Illuminations?
- How Long Does It Take to Drive Through The Blackpool Illuminations?
- Where Do The Blackpool Illuminations Start and End?
- Are Blackpool Illuminations free?
Saturdays are a busy night for us here at the Illuminations, so midweek visits are the best way to avoid heavy traffic. The weekends are often subject to long queues, and we'd prefer you to enjoy the display with ease. If you are set on a weekend visit, a great tip to beating the traffic during the Illuminations is to drive from north to south; thi...
Why not avoid the long traffic queues and stroll through the lights on foot? Park up the car, grab some obligatory fish and chips, and walk along Blackpool Promenade to ensure you don’t miss a thing.
If you're unable to walk for long periods or have limited time, we recommend walking the tableaux at the north end of the display. The tableaux area, often dubbed the 'big pictures', is a nostaglic walk-through section with some long-standing family favourites, including the Haunted Hotel, Hickory Dickory Dock and the oldest illumination still on d...
Another great way to explore our Illuminations is by hopping on an illuminated tram! Regularly departing from the Pleasure Beach loop, the trams run all the way to Bispham, and you can hop off at several stops on the return journey. If you need to make more specific arrangements or need to board/alight at specific stops, the regular Blackpool Trans...
Blackpool Illuminations are usually on for 66 nights. However, the 2023 display has been extended and will run throughout the festive season from 1 September to 7 January 2024.
Blackpool Illuminations will shine nightly from 1 September - 7 January 2024. Find the daily switch on times here.
You can drive through Blackpool Illuminations and we recommend doing so! However, there are other ways to see the display, such as on foot or by tram.
It all depends on the night you visit as weekends are busier compared to throughout the week. Wherever possible, we encourage you to park up and see part of the display on foot, especially as the fantastic installations on the Tower Festival Headland are best viewed up close and personal.
Depending on which way you're travelling through the Illuminations, the display starts at Starr Gate (Squires Gate) and ends at Red Bank Road in Bispham.
Yes. Blackpool Illuminations is the greatest free light show on Earth! We do, however, rely on generous public and business donations to maintain our fantastic light display. When visiting the Lights, you will have chance to donate some of your spare change at our collection huts either end of the Promenade. This can either be by cash or contactles...
The Blackpool Illuminations have created magical memories for generations. Taking a trip under the Lights on foot, by car or tram and being dazzled by the amazing display brings joy to children and adults alike.
Welcome to the Official Blackpool Illuminations Shop. The world-famous Blackpool Illuminations need little introduction. There are six miles of traditional festoons and tableaux illuminating the Promenade, - no wonder it’s commonly known as the greatest free light show on Earth!
15 de oct. de 2023 · The Blackpool Illuminations is an autumn light festival that has been held annually since 1879. The lights in Blackpool cover a distance of around 6 miles, starting from Starr Gate and ending at the junction of Red Bank Road in Bispham. Here are some tips and what to expect when visiting the Blackpool lights!
Ahead of the new Heritage season, here is all the information you’ll need to enjoy the world-famous Blackpool Illuminations from the best seat in the house! You have the pick of our iconic fleet for your tour, including the famous Western Train and the HMS Blackpool.
