Blackpool, Lancashire is a sea side town in North West England. It is traditionally part of Lancashire, on April 1, 1998 the town was made into an independent unitary authority.

Blackpool continues to surprise people with its popularity as a major seaside resort and competes on an equal key with many of UK's top budget destinations. Full of traditional seaside fun for all the family, Blackpool has it all, with an endless stretch of sand, a famous tower and night life, and one of the country's best roller coaster theme parks in the United Kingdom.

Blackpool is by no means a sophisticated resort and yet continues to bring in many thousands of tourists all through the year, particularly during the summer months, and the charm and appeal of this town should not be underestimated at all as Blackpool has alot to offer.

The town boundaries are drawn very tightly, and exclude the nearby settlements of Fleetwood, Cleveleys, Bispahm, Thornton, Poulton-le-Fylde and Lytham St Anne's. Blackpool Christmas and New Year Breaks alot of Hotels offer VIP Wristbands so why not save your self a few quid....