Blackpool Heritage Tram Tours - Coastal Tour
Discover the scenic coastline of Blackpool and the quaint fishing town of Fleetwood aboard an iconic vintage tram.
eligible with a VisitBritain Gift Card
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Highlights
- Discover Blackpool’s picturesque coastline aboard an iconic vintage tram.
- Enjoy a round-trip through scenic Cleveleys towards the quaint finishing town of Fleetwood.
- Journey through the famous Pleasure Beach in the South of Blackpool.
- Finish off the tour along Blackpool’s Golden Mile, taking in the scenic coastal views.
What's included
- Blackpool tram tour
- Entry to attractions
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Prepare for the experience
Children information:
- Under 3’s may travel free if they are not occupying a seat. If you would like them to have their own space, please reserve a child seat.
Accessibility information:
- The heritage trams have restricted accessibility due to their historic age and design.
- There is a 12- to 16-inch (30-40cm) step to climb onto the tram and some trams have a similar step once on board.
- Whilst the conductors will help you board they cannot provide direct physical assistance.
- The tour can accommodate a folded wheelchair.
- If the weather is unsuitable for an open top tram or in the unlikely event that the tram is not operational, an alternate tram may be substituted from the iconic heritage fleet.
Ticket restrictions:
- Children under 16 years of age must be accompanied by a paying adult.
Hours of operation are from 07:00pm - 09.00pm.
Departure point
- Address: Promenade North Pier & Tower Heritage Tram Stop, Blackpool FY1 1AP
- Nearest train station: Blackpool North.
Supplier information
This product is sold by VisitBritain Shop and supplied by Blackpool Heritage Tram Tours.
