The Great British weather doesn’t always guarantee us sunshine and heatwaves, but there’s always something fun to do in Blackpool whatever the weather.
Here are a few tips on some of the alternative things you can do when it’s raining in Blackpool.
Blackpool Toy Museum
Located in South Shore, on Waterloo Road – Brooks Collectables is a treasure trove of classic toys and memorabilia which will take Mums and Dads back to their youth, and kids of today will love the thousands of toys on display.
From Star Wars to Tron, James Bond to Superman – lots of classic toys to reminisce and remember – and best of all, it’s only £1 to enter the museum!
Blackpool Sealife Centre
Featuring an incredible glass tunnel where the whole family can gaze up and watch sharks, sting-rays, sea turtles and even the odd mermaid (during special events) swim on by…
Blackpool Sealife centre is located right on Central promenade, in between Blackpool Tower and Central pier and boasts an array of themed displays and rooms. From a tank teaming with Sting Rays, to coastal and beach simulations where rock pool inhabitants roam. Home to over 2500 sea creatures – this is the perfect wet weather day out.
Enjoy out a show in Blackpool
When the wet weather arrives, and you’ve got time to kill – there’s no better way to enjoy time indoors than to watch a show.
Viva is home to an incredible lineup of afternoon and evening shows for the whole family to enjoy.
From stars of Wrestling, pop star parties and Science shows – everything is covered for a family show trip at any time of the year.
Showtown Museum
Brand new for 2024, Showtown museum weaves together all the stories of seaside fun which make Blackpool the UK’s capital of entertainment.
Featuring sections detailing Blackpool’s illuminations history, connection with Ballroom dancing, huge TV stars of years gone by and other seaside stalls and games – such as the famous Punch and Judy.
Showtown is an interactive museum where you can play along and join in the fun!