The Syndicate caused a massive stir when it first opened - it describes itself as the UK's first…read moreSuperclub, and that is certainly a fair description. It's got the top of the range speakers, lights and sound system and a very modern feel to it. The dance arena upstairs could rival many big city clubs and has attracted big name DJ's such as Judge Jules and Lisa Loudthe atmosphere is second to none, and worth the pricey £10 entrance fee alone. Overpriced yes, but you get an amazing night out for your money! The revolving dancefloor they had always used to be a bit strange though - it used to make me think I was falling over when really I was just stood with 1 foot on the revolving bit and the other on the normal bit! Millions of pounds have been spent on the Syndicate, and therefore they admittedly do charge clubbers a lot for entrance fees and drinks (around £4). It's not something I could afford to do every week, but for a special birthday night out it's great fun!

First off the price on the door is a ripp off. Very confusing one way system , nearly wet myself…read moretrying to find the loo, it was that bad! (especially when your drunk). Everyone told me about this revolving dance floorwell that wasnt very entertaining at all. There are two other rooms which me and my partner accidently found while getting lost in the one way system and the staff there wernt very helpful as some girl ripped some bunny ears off my head nearly making me fall and the bouncers couldnt care less!

Part of the Flares chain, this two floor club has been a staple in Blackpool's nightlife since…read more2000. Only the ground floor seems to be used these days, but it remains one of the town's busiest venues. Music is from the 70s and the 70s alone, which last time I visited did leave the DJ making sarcastic remarks like 'no we can't play backstreet boys' and telling people who the artists were throughout the night. Drinks are really cheap, with shots at £1.25 and bottles about £2.70. There are booths to sit in and a light up dancefloor for boogieing. Entry is about £2 - £3.

This place is a really masive venue, but doesn't seem to be used to the best of it's potential…read more It has been many different places of the years, originally a cinema in the eighties it has been a party bar from the mid nineties onwards and is now part of the Flares 70's bars chain! When it is busy it is a really top night out, but can often feel a bit lacking when it is quiet! Maybe the building is just to big for Flares to do it justice? Having said that I've had soem great nights in here, everyone loves DISCO! Right? Drinks are reasonable, expecially mid week when they have special themes and offers on!

So so venue, sometimes a good night, others a bit of a let down to be honest. Good variety of music…read moreand less fights than the Syndicate!

Used to go here when I was younger and it really fitted the bill. It also was a safe place and…read morefelt so.

Great night out, must do. Biggest gay club in Blackpool, and as a woman you definately feel safer…read moreand have more fun if you're on a girls night out here, no random men hassling you and less of the feel of a meat market

What a great place. Fantastic lighting and atmosphere second to non. A great place to start and…read morefinish your night. It was so busy with nice people and fantastic music; bars do not get any better than this. My vote No 1 bar in Blackpool. Thanks to all the great staff. The door staff, are great, but if you do not look 21 then you will be asked for ID

Building great ! Thats it really forget the rest. Another…read moreGay venue which are so familiar with Blackpool,shame that people are not allowed to comment about it in the town as they are cautioned by the police,democratic not a chance!

Locals and visitors to Blackpool alike come to Roxys. It really is a good night out…read more There is usually a small charge on the door £1 per head when I last visited on a Saturday night in Aug 2008. As with any pub/club in the centre of Blackpool, it can be a bit tacky and the decor when seen in the cold light of day is in need of refurbishment. That said, the drinks are not over priced and the music is good. Roxy, who provides the 'cabaret' does some quick changes into Shirley Bassey style dresses and it is very much an audience participation night. There are a couple of bars split over 2 floors and a few seating areas. Prepare to have a giggle if you visit Roxys. My mum thinks it a great night and would happily go back and she wasn't drinking!

Went to watch a show here for a hen party. We was treat like VIP! Waiter to our table, show was…read morefabulous and had a great sing along. Drinks were a little expensive but what do you expect for Blackpool town prices. I would go watch another show in a hearty !

STILL NO ANSWER FROM DEAN BENNETT…read more AVOID spent over £100+ on tickets, booked seats together in advance and over the phone to then turn up on the day and told we can't all sit together in a booth that we'd booked. They had 2 hours to sort this out and nothing was sorted, I then got told by Wayne to contact Box Office to get a full refund as we couldn't sit together and watch the show, this was the 4th November, well over 4 weeks ago and STILL NO REFUND and even worse, no response that I was told I'd get on the 30th November. Absolute SHAM OF A PLACE. I'm still waiting to hear from Dean Bennett and I'm still waiting for my refund. This will not be dropped, I am livid at the kind of "customer service" they do not provide.

If or when Terry Cotta and Jon Dean are on go and watch brilliant comedian and great artist plus…read morethe singer who was on the same night as Terry Cotta Phil Laine ! ! !

Tiles is situated below The Cresent pub in St Annes square. The prices are reasonable for a…read morenightclub. The music is ok depending on what you are into- mainly recent music but some older songs played near the end of the night. The club is often busy and attracts a range of customers, mainly 18-25 year olds but also has regular customers over 35 years old. There is a smoking area outside with benches which is often full on a Friday and Saturday night. The police are often outside but not much trouble occurs. The bar area is busy and you have to wait a long time to buy a drink.