Any one been to see Blackpool lights?
any one on the computer now? have you been to BLACKPOOL THIS YEAR TO SEE THE LIGHTS? DID YOU ENJOY ,AND ARE THERE ANY SHOWS THAT YOU CAN RECCOMEND ,AND LASTLY WHAT TYPE OF CLOTHES SHOUD I TAKE ? THANKS IN ADVANCE.
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Have I..I lived there for many years. Seen one light bulb seen them all.
That aside..I would recommend that you take a tram ride instead of being stuck in traffic on the prom as you could be sat there for a very long time - not nice as the car over heats and children can only stick their heads out of the sunroof for so long.
As for weather it rains - take something warm and waterproof.
Check the BBC site below for weather and the other sites for show information.
Have a good time!
Yeah, and I've seen Lightpool Blacks.
its very nice worth seeing
No need to shout, dearie!
I've done the Blackpool lights a million times. The trick is to go from south to north if you're driving along the sea front; or walk down and get the tram back. You'll need to wrap up warm as it's bracing :-)
Other than the shows at the Pleasure Beach (check out their website) or on the piers, I can't think of any shows. Mind you, after you've walked down the sea front, eaten fish and chips and bought a Kiss me Quick hat, you'll probably too knackered to do more.
Personally, the lights themselves are the star, no need for for than that!
not yet, not really, warm ones enjoy, ps if chubby brown there-you pre warned.
Yes when I was a kid.
everyone knows you have to go naked with just socks on huh i cant beleive you asked...... just curious tho when do you intend on going?
No ive never been to see the lights at blackpool,im not much for that place anymore,everything there is now a rip off,like the pleasure beach.
yeah.been last friday. Takes a long time crawling along in a car (2+ hours).in the mid-section near West pier, gave up and walk.it's ok but many lights are re-used from years ago.
I haven't seen any shows in blackpool.so i can't recommend.
You should wear comfy, warm clothing. Quite windy in the evening by the sea-side. Enjoy.
blackpool lights are brill, chubby brown may still be there.
Didn't think they were as good as last years lights but they are still pretty. As for clothes, wear jeans and a jumper cos the wind coming off the sea is freezing!
it will be very cold so wrap up warm if you really must go,i went to see the lights when i was younger then went again when i was about 15 nothing much changed like one of the others said seen one light bulb seen them all to many idiots down there these days i would never take my kids and it's just a rip off just for cheap tat that they can get rid of at a high price because people will pay it well rather you than me
sorry i would rather stay at home with a cuppa and watch a good film with my kids than be there
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Answers:
Have I..I lived there for many years. Seen one light bulb seen them all.
That aside..I would recommend that you take a tram ride instead of being stuck in traffic on the prom as you could be sat there for a very long time - not nice as the car over heats and children can only stick their heads out of the sunroof for so long.
As for weather it rains - take something warm and waterproof.
Check the BBC site below for weather and the other sites for show information.
Have a good time!
Yeah, and I've seen Lightpool Blacks.
its very nice worth seeing
No need to shout, dearie!
I've done the Blackpool lights a million times. The trick is to go from south to north if you're driving along the sea front; or walk down and get the tram back. You'll need to wrap up warm as it's bracing :-)
Other than the shows at the Pleasure Beach (check out their website) or on the piers, I can't think of any shows. Mind you, after you've walked down the sea front, eaten fish and chips and bought a Kiss me Quick hat, you'll probably too knackered to do more.
Personally, the lights themselves are the star, no need for for than that!
not yet, not really, warm ones enjoy, ps if chubby brown there-you pre warned.
Yes when I was a kid.
everyone knows you have to go naked with just socks on huh i cant beleive you asked...... just curious tho when do you intend on going?
No ive never been to see the lights at blackpool,im not much for that place anymore,everything there is now a rip off,like the pleasure beach.
yeah.been last friday. Takes a long time crawling along in a car (2+ hours).in the mid-section near West pier, gave up and walk.it's ok but many lights are re-used from years ago.
I haven't seen any shows in blackpool.so i can't recommend.
You should wear comfy, warm clothing. Quite windy in the evening by the sea-side. Enjoy.
blackpool lights are brill, chubby brown may still be there.
Didn't think they were as good as last years lights but they are still pretty. As for clothes, wear jeans and a jumper cos the wind coming off the sea is freezing!
it will be very cold so wrap up warm if you really must go,i went to see the lights when i was younger then went again when i was about 15 nothing much changed like one of the others said seen one light bulb seen them all to many idiots down there these days i would never take my kids and it's just a rip off just for cheap tat that they can get rid of at a high price because people will pay it well rather you than me
sorry i would rather stay at home with a cuppa and watch a good film with my kids than be there
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