Blackpool flights - Cheap flights to Blackpool

Blackpool is a seaside town on the coast of the Irish Sea in northwest England. As one of the most densely populated areas, it is also a popular destination for tourists. Let ebookers help you find flights to Blackpool to enjoy this popular seaside town. You can browse through hundreds of flights in ebookers' database to find one that suits your schedule and budget.

Airport in Blackpool

Blackpool International Airport is located 3 miles south of central Blackpool and acts as a hub for AerArann, Jet2, and Manx2. Most of the traffic from Blackpool goes to Alicante, Faro, and Malaga, though there is also traffic to Dublin and the Isle of Man. The airport also acts as a training ground for the Royal Air Force. Blackpool International Airport is a growing airport, with more destinations being added yearly. You can fly into this airport from many cities in Europe.

Travelling from the Airport

Most people take the taxi from Blackpool International Airport. However, buses also operate courtesy of Blackpool Transport Services. The buses are colour-coded for your route and labelled. To save time, you should purchase your ticket online in advance. A three-day adult saver ticket costs £10.50. If you want to call a taxi, phones are available at each terminal in the airport. If you plan your holiday with ebookers, you can get a rental car.

Climate in Blackpool

Blackpool, because of its location on the coast, enjoys a more temperate climate than would be expected from northern England. Summer temperatures reach 19°C, and winter temperatures do not drop below freezing. July and August are the hottest months, so they are popular for tourists to visit the many beaches and amusement parks in Blackpool. Rainfall occurs most often during the winter months. January sees 20 days of rain on average. If you come during the summer, bring sunscreen.

What to Do in Blackpool

Blackpool is well known for its stretches of beach used by swimmers and sunbathers, but it also has a number of amusement parks, especially water parks. Sandcastle Waterpark is the largest indoor water park in Great Britain with over 18 slides. You can also visit the Blackpool Tower Dungeon. Once a holding area for criminals in medieval times, it has been converted to an amusement park displaying the history of Blackpool. If you prefer to see some wildlife, Blackpool Zoo contains over 1,000 specimens of wildlife and a 32-acre park. The Children's Farm subsection is a petting zoo with a selection of horses, donkeys, and other domesticated animals. For would-be speed demons, the Karting 2000 Raceway is a go-karting racetrack where you can fill the need for speed.

Start Planning Your Trip

If you're looking for a holiday spot that offers you the experience of a resort, but not in a typical holiday location, try Blackpool. You can go to amusement parks or have a relaxing day on the beach. If you book your flights to Blackpool through ebookers, you can save both time and money.