Went to the new venue next to Blackpool Tower. At the price I wasn't expecting much but me and the…read moremrs loved it. The main comedian was the guy who started off Viz comic and the other two comedians were funny as. The host stole the show for me. He warmed us up perfectly and we will be back again for sure

great night guys, three great comedians tonight. we'll be back next month.read more

The winter gardens in Blackpool has changed beyond recognition between my childhood and now. In 20…read moreyears this has went from a building resembling an air raid shelter with bare stone floors and a few kids rides and fruit machines to an amazing theatre building with very up market eateries and the likes. There are now some very big shows held here and the place is astounding to look at but personally I prefered the days of cheap thrills and cheap cafes to the £3 cups of coffee and staff looking down their noses at you that you get these days.

Attended here last year for a Pet Shop Boys concert, other than that have been a few times for…read morevarious conferences. The place is huge and with the most amazing decor and certainly is the jewel in the crown when it comes to venues in Blackpool. Once inside you will find refreshments and snacks quite expensive so best to take your own if you want to save a few pennies.

We hiked down from the Prom to see Evil Dead Rise, 8 of us in the cinema all excited and laughing…read more Old school seating and no frills. I hear it's going to be pulled down soon, ah well! We thought the price of ticket was cheap, I think it was 8 squid each.

Nice and clean. Food little over priced, but a good range to choose from if u don't mind the price…read moreOn an industrial type area - Could do with a bigger car park. The one there is shared with MacDonalds, a gym, a pub and Frankie and Benny's so as you can imagine it gets quiet busy. It's a nice idea to go for tea before you go to see a film - as there are a few places to eat

A beautiful little theatre in the centre of Blackpool. It is…read morehoused in an old building and is very ornate inside. A lot of money has been raised by 'Friends of the Grand' to help it stay open and keep the facilities up to date. It shows a wide range of plays and groups, from Shakespeare to the every popular Rocky Horror Show. Usually offers a pantomime at Christmas and a summer season during the summer months. There is a large car park opposite, above BHS and discounts are offered. If you want a pre-theatre supper, there are lots of restaurants close by that are used to diners being in a hurry.

This is one of the most beautiful buildings in Blackpool. It's beautifully preserved and run by…read morefriendly, dedicated staff who are obviously really committed to the place. The ticket prices are reasonable when you compare them to other towns. They have a good variety of shows which change frequently, and the auditorium is spacious and comfortable. It's right in the centre of town, absolutely perfect location. I went to see a show there and there was a little bar at the side near the stage door. You could wait for the stars to come out and then the whole cast retires there to sign autographs!

How do you even know where to lk? It's a very exciting and lively environment. From family live…read moreBingo to adult gambling games, and every variety of arcade, animated, video games. Some giving out tickets to turn in for prizes. A well decorated pirate theme running all through Coral Island and Buccaneer Family Bar.

they have a fish and chips on the corner that the fish tasted like piss and chips were rubbery…read morenever go also there is a ride that goes around the arcade that is so shit I almost fell asleep never go also staff were kinda rude

Paying £15 to go and look at some pieces of wax that look vaguely similar to famous people I can't…read morestand, isn't money well spent, in my opinion. But add a group of friends and some good photo opportunities and suddenly it's a bit more justifiable. The Beatles were there, so we joined them for their iconic Abbey Road zebra crossing pose, twerked in Bear Grylls' face, dry-humped Alan Shearer, curtsied for Kate, Wills and Her Maj, danced with Katie Perry, found out those all-important DNA results with King of the Chavs, Jeremy Kyle and climbed a wall with Spiderman. But there was just one problem: THEY"RE NOT REAL! So there was still a part of me that felt the whole thing was a bit pointless. I'm sorry but I just can't get excited by wax. Madame Tussaud's is great for kids, or adults with little or no intellect.

Honestly I thought it would be a bunch of so-so wax mannequins behind velvet ropes and not much…read moreelse but I was wrong. The exhibits are all interactive; you can sit on the X-Factor panel, feel Jamie Oliver's tummy rumble and even ruffle Davina's hair if you feel so inclined. It was actually a lot of fun and I probably had a little too much fun sitting in the Diary Room pretending to complain about house mates to Big Brother. I was shocked when I found out it was actually a real person I was talking to and not a computer!

PLEASE DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY! I purchased 3 tickets for a one direction concert, I paid way…read moreover face value for good tickets. When they arrived the tickets were for standing at the back. When I contacted by email (because their phone number comes up as faulty!!) I was told that they can do that as it states in the small print. I know have 2 disappointed teens :-((

bought tickets for the froch v groves fight. tickets arrived a week before the event , also got a…read morefree upgrade. thanks

All piers are good in my opinion. This one is solid. We played some shove a penny with 2p's, lost…read morethem all and laughed. We stopped by for our gin and tonic sundowner and sat outdoors on the astro turf listening to 80's music with other old codgers. A view of the tower behind me and a rickety wild mouse coaster at the end of the pier. All the usual food suspects to make your rides even more sickening. There is nothing like an old Seaside Pier to make you smile.

This is my favourite pier for a couple of reasons, firstly it is next to the casino, one of my…read moreregular haunts for a game of poker and secondly it has a most wonderful pub, The Laughing Donkey. There are loads of stuff to do here such as the typical fairground rides and stalls where if you are extremely lucky, win a teddy. There are also a couple of arcades that will gladly relieve you of your coin.