North Pier
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You can't go to Blackpool without going on to one of the piers, their a study in design and engineering from years gone by, which unfortunately is beginning to tell , a lot of the ornate railings have rusted completely through and are boarded off though you can still sit on the original seating which runs down both sides, some of the original decking is still in place as well as some replacements but they've gone for the cheap and easy fix of putting big sheets of marine ply down which does spoil the look somewhat. There's a few little refreshment kiosks along the length as well as very small fair at the end, price wise it's completely free just to wonder along and enjoy the sea breeze and views of the promenade or the Irish sea and to be fair the kiosks aren't badly priced I had a triple scoop ice-cream in a large cornet (there was a lot of ice-cream) and it cost £4, in comparison I've paid the same for a small cone with one scoop in Windermere
Michael InmanMichael Inman
00
What a lovely old fashioned pier the North Pier! Interesting things to look at and enjoy as you stroll along, wheelchair accessible and cafes, pubs but not rowdy ones along the way, traditional seaside gift shops, ice cream and candy floss etc. Sooty and the story of how it all began, raising money with a slot to put coins in if desired for the RNIB (people that are blind or partial sighted) . Great theatre at the end of the North Pier with pics of acts past & present that have performed in the theatre. Bloom bar is lovely, pricey but quality in a great setting, DJ Desmond played some great Motown & Soul music , and you can dance or relax either under cover, or in the garden part with lovely comfy outdoor tables & chairs, with beautiful views of the sea and Blackpool Tower.
BevBev
20
Very, very disappointing. The arcade at the front is very poor and too far behind the times. Standard ticket machines with poor prizes exist. The lady doing the grand national seemed ready to end it all as she was failing to get any interest in the game. Staff at the ticket counter were very friendly. The place was dark, dingy, dirty and in poor repair. The toilets are awful. Get on to the pier and it's very tired looking. It felt quite sad knowing at one time it would have been vibrant and busy. Getting to the end and there's a seating area filled with deckchairs but it feels like the day room of an old people's homes again it was quiet and tired etc. The whole pier feels less and less relevant as time goes on as it caters to fewer and fewer people and Hass less and less to offer newer generations. Such a shame to see something so magnificent slowly die.
Simon McCabeSimon McCabe
00
Blackpool North Pier is a classic British seaside attraction that captures the nostalgic charm of this iconic coastal town. As the oldest of Blackpool's three piers, it offers a more relaxed and traditional experience with stunning views of the Irish Sea. Take a leisurely stroll along the pier and enjoy the fresh sea breeze while admiring the vintage carousel, the charming tea rooms, and live entertainment at the Victorian Sun Lounge. The pier provides a tranquil escape from the bustling promenade, with opportunities to sit and watch the waves or take in the sunset over the water. For those looking to enjoy a quieter side of Blackpool, North Pier offers a perfect blend of history, scenery, and classic seaside fun.
J D (JD)J D (JD)
00
The actual pier is closed at the moment for winter maintenance. But the arcade at the start of the pier is good, a little more pricey for the machines than other arcades but other than that they have the same sort of machines as others. Quick update to my review | 22/03/2022: We walked past the pier at night time probably sometime between 7-9 and the pier gates that did say it was closed for winter maintenance now we're open but when we walked past again the day after they were closed again with the sign saying closed for winter maintenance still. So not sure what's happening with that.
KieranKieran
10
Pleasantly surprised how calm and peaceful this pier was compared to the other two. Something for all ages from classic carousel, arcade, seating and show bars. We visited around lunchtime during the summer holidays and it was quiet and only some of the attractions operating. The carousel and train were reasonably priced. If you are weary of wooden structures probably avoid as you can feel movement in the wooden planks otherwise if your after a peaceful spot with good views it's the place to go. The pier also hosts many well known acts imagine it could feel lively later in the day.
Ann MAnn M
10
Nearby Attractions Of North Pier
Central Pier
The Blackpool Tower
Coral Island Family Arcade
SEA LIFE Blackpool
Madame Tussauds Blackpool
The Blackpool Tower Dungeon
Viva Blackpool - The Show & Party Venue
Golden Mile Amusements
Coral Island Casino
The Comedy Carpet

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The Blackpool Tower
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Coral Island Family Arcade
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SEA LIFE Blackpool
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Nearby Restaurants Of North Pier
The Albert & The Lion - JD Wetherspoon
Mr. Basrai’s World Cuisines
The Layton Rakes - JD Wetherspoon
Ma Kellys
Turtle Bay Blackpool
Yorkshire Fisheries
Yates - Market Street Blackpool
West Coast Rock Cafe
Beach House Bistro & Bar
Soul Suite

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Mr. Basrai’s World Cuisines
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The Layton Rakes - JD Wetherspoon
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Basic Info
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North Pier, Promenade, Blackpool FY1 1NE, United Kingdom
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+44 1253 623304
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blackpoolpiers.co.uk
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4.3
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outdoor
entertainment
family friendly
attractions: Central Pier, The Blackpool Tower, Coral Island Family Arcade, SEA LIFE Blackpool, Madame Tussauds Blackpool, The Blackpool Tower Dungeon, Viva Blackpool - The Show & Party Venue, Golden Mile Amusements, Coral Island Casino, The Comedy Carpet, restaurants: The Albert & The Lion - JD Wetherspoon, Mr. Basrai’s World Cuisines, The Layton Rakes - JD Wetherspoon, Ma Kellys, Turtle Bay Blackpool, Yorkshire Fisheries, Yates - Market Street Blackpool, West Coast Rock Cafe, Beach House Bistro & Bar, Soul Suite

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