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Dutton Arms

Pleasant seafront pub, decent grub, dog-friendly.

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Daily 10AM-midnight
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South Pier
When opened in 1893 it was called Victoria Pier. At 163 yards (149 m) long, it was intended to be upmarket, but commercial reality soon forced it to offer more attractions. It suffered fires in 1958 and 1964. It has arcades, a funfair (which replaced the theatre), a cafe and a bar.
Apr-Nov: daily from 10AMFree
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Blackpool FC
"The Seasiders" were relegated in 2023 and now play football in League One, the game's third tier.
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Blackpool Pleasure Beach
One of Britain's largest and oldest amusement parks, with ten roller coasters including the Grand National, a listed racing wooden coaster built in 1935, the world-unique Steeplechase roller coaster, and Britain's tallest roller coaster The Big One which is over high. Other rides include the 1930 Ghost Train which gave the rides their name, and Sir Hiram Maxim's Captive Flying Machines, the oldest amusement park ride in Europe, being built in 1904. As well as the adult rides, children's rides area, and side-stalls, the park also has some excellent architecture. It began as a Victorian funfair, adding permanent buildings in the 1930s in Art Deco style, such as the station of the Roller Coaster ride, and the White Tower at the south entrance to the park.
Apr-Oct: daily 11AM-5PMAdult £35, child £30