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Blackpool in Lancashire provides great family entertainment all year round so even as we head to the end of the year there is still plenty to do or see. Below are some of the top Blackpool family attractions that are worth a visit this Autumn.

• Blackpool Illuminations. Britain’s biggest and brightest light show that stretches for 6 miles and lights up the skyfor miles around.  Display runs from September to November.
• Blackpool Pleasure Beach. The entertainment advenrutre paradise with lots of roller coasters including the famous Pepsi Max Big One and the Spin Doctor.
• Blackpool Piers. Great entertainment for all the Blackpool Piers have some great rides.
• Blackpool Sea Life Centre. More than 40 displays in one of Europe’s largest marine collections
• Blackpool Tower and Circus. The famous Tower is home to a circus, aquarium and rides.

Kingsway Guest House in Blackpool is a small family run clean and bright guest house. Offering a range of rooms to choose from including four poster bedroom. Nice large lounge and dining room. Hotel offers Bed and Breakfast and is ideally situated for Blackpool Premier Football Ground and all the attractions that Blackpool in the North West of England has to offer.

Famed for its ‘Golden Mile’ of piers, amusements arcades, fairground style rides, donkey rides, fish & chips and holiday rock… Blackpool in Lancashire has everything you would expect of a British seaside resort.  And, thats without mentioning the seven miles of golden sandy beaches.

Unashamedly, Blackpool appeals to those looking for low-brow fun and entertainment  whatever your age, and it suceeds in delivering the fun in bucket loads! For high speed thrill seekers head for the Pepsi Max Big One, Infusion and other thrilling rides at the world-famous Pleasure Beach Resort, or why not slide the world’s longest indoor rollercoaster waterslide at Sandcastle Waterpark.  Blackpool Zoo is a great family day out with over 1,500 animals, birds and insects from all over the world or why not check out the Sea Life Centre for something alittle more fishy!

Fans of Stricly Come Dancing and ballroom and Latin dancing should visit the iconic Blackpool Tower and Empress Ballroom at the Winter Gardens.  Take a waltz around the magnificent ballroom!  The Blackpool Dance Festival is held in May and includes the Ballroom and Latin American dancing and incorporates the British Open Championships.

The list of attractions goes on and on and more are being added as Blackpool continues to develop. As you would expect, Blackpool is not short of restaurants, cafes, pubs and clubs, theatre, cinemas – there is simply no excuse to not go out and have a good time.

But, don’t think that Blackpool is a summer resort… it has achieved what so many tourist resports only dream of, attracting holiday makers throughout the year with its famed illuminations… the ‘northern lights’, which run from September until November.

If you are looking for somewhere to stay in Blackpool, Lancashire then take a look at Eden House, an elegant and traditional Victorian Semi built around the same time as the famous Blackpool Tower.  Beautifully renovated to modern standards, Eden House retains many of its original features. All the rooms are en-suite and include central heating, flat screen tvs, hairdryers and well stocked hospitality trays. It enjoyw an excellent location minutes from the seafront and just a short walk to the bustling town centre.

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