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Pleasure
Beach, Blackpool is now open daily until 6th November 2005.
Pleasure Beach, Blackpool is Britain’s top tourist attraction
with over 145 rides and attractions.
From
our famous white knuckle rides to 6 acre themed children’s
area, Beaver Creek, plus spectacular shows – here at
Pleasure Beach we can offer something for the whole family.
Don’t forget to visit us during our Winter Weekends.
On Saturdays & Sundays from 12th November until the 11th
December 2005 the South park area will be open with a great
selection of rides, restaurants, bars, arcades and attractions.
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A
visit to Blackpool wouldn't be the same without a visit to
the world famous Blackpool Tower.
The
magnificent Tower is just the start. There's the Circus, The
Ballroom, The Aquarium, Jungle Jim's and the Dinosaur Ride
for the kids!
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On
Central Promenade, The sealife centre brings an exciting closeness
to the underwater world, with one of Europe's largest marine
collections.
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Just
two miles from the famous sea-front, the AWARD WINNING Blackpool
Zoo provides a home to over 1500 animals from all over the
world. The Zoo provides new standards of animal care and aims
to provide a stimulating, informative and enjoyable experience
that demonstrates its role in the conservation of endangered
species.
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300,000
gallons of fun await you at the North-West’s favourite
water park - wilder, wetter and whizzier than ever in 2004
thanks to the first phase of our sensational £4.5 million
makeover, with awesome new attractions including the Caribbean
Storm Treehouse and Treetops Multi-slide.
We’ve
been making waves in Blackpool since 1986 and are set to make
our biggest splash yet, with even more aquatic thrills and
exhilarating water rides planned for 2006. From the relaxing
Montego Bay Sauna & Steam area to spectacular water chutes,
wave and fun pools.
Other
attractions include cafes, play areas, amusements and a swimwear
shop there’s a deluge of fun in store for all the family.
And whatever the weather outside, our sub tropical 84 ºF
climate guarantees year-round, sizzling summer temperatures.
So what are you waiting for…..?
Don’t
be a drip bring the family and get a soaking at Blackpool’s
favourite water attraction the Sandcastle Waterworld!
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Located
on two floors with 8 galleries and 10 televisions. It is fun
for all ages, it’s interactive and educational. Don’t
miss this award winning attraction!
Robert Leroy Ripley’s life was an unbelievable adventure.
For over forty years, he explored the uncanny and witnessed
the amazing. He was a world traveller who visited places few
people had ever heard of, from the temple of heaven in China
to a town in Norway called Hell! He was an artist and a reporter,
an explorer and a collector. The stories he gathered would
later appear in his popular Believe it or Not!® Cartoons.
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Blackpool
Model Village & Gardens is an enchanting attraction, set
in Two and a half acres of beautiful gardens, situated on
the edge of Stanley Park.
We
are a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of the resort's
more livelier attractions.
For
over thirty years people of all ages have been attracted to
Blackpool Model Village & Gardens to view not only the
handcrafted models but also to admire the landscape gardens
they are set in.
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Blackpool
has been the home of Doctor Who before but can now boast the
most extensive collection of Doctor Who programme exhibits
ever.
The
collection charts the four decades of the memorable BBC science
fiction series from its beginnings way back in 1963 right
up to the new 2005 episodes. Many of the Doctor's famous enemies
appear in all their glory including the Cybermen, Daleks,
the Yeti, Ice Warrior, Silurian, Davros and many more.
These
are the actual BBC props set together with fascinating items
from the wardrobe and design departments. In addition you
can see many of the actual costumes worn by the Doctors and
the assistants plus video clips from throughout the programme's
history including the different title sequences from the original
ghostly Hartnell version onwards.
The
museum is a treasure trove for any lover of Doctor Who and
those eager to see what has made this the longest running
science fiction programme in the world. At over 5500 square
feet in size there's more than you might expect around every
corner
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