Getting to Blackpool

Getting to 
Blackpool


Travelling to Blackpool

By Air

The closest airport to Blackpool is Manchester (MAN). You could also fly to both Liverpool (LPL) and East Midlands (EMA).


You will then need to either arrange transport from the airport by taking the train or a taxi to Blackpool, or hiring a car and parking in Blackpool for the weekend.

By Train

Blackpool is well-connected to the national railway network. There are direct rail services from Manchester International Airport (MAN), Liverpool Lime Street to Blackpool North railway station.


One change at Preston station connects to other major cities including: London Euston, Birmingham, Glasgow and Edinburgh. For more information, visit National Rail.

By Car

Blackpool enjoys the luxury of having a motorway/freeway link direct to the heart of the resort – take either Junction 32 off the M6 to the M55!


If you need to get a taxi from one of the local airports, we recommend the following companies:


Premiere 401000 | Whiteside Taxis | Blackpool Minibus

By Coach

National Express Coaches operate to and from Blackpool throughout the year. Arriving and departing in the new Blackpool Central Coach Station located at the rear of Coral Island. Further details can be found here.

By Sea

Blackpool is within easy reach of a number of ferry ports covering crossings from Ireland, Isle of Man and the Netherlands. A full list of ferry crossings is detailed here.

Parking

You should first check with your hotel to see if they have available parking. If they do, try and secure a place there.


If not, don't worry, Blackpool Council loves to build carparks that are very close to the venue. You can find a detailed list on the Blackpool Council website.

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