Open daily from 10am. Closing times vary by attraction and date. Tower Eye and Circus close for the 2026 season on 1 November, the Dungeon on 8 November. Check the booking calendar for your date.
The Blackpool Tower has stood over the Promenade since 1894 and is still the town’s favourite day out. Under one roof you’ll find the glass SkyWalk at the top of the Tower Eye, the famous Tower Ballroom, the Tower Circus and the Blackpool Tower Dungeon. It’s right in the town centre, a few minutes from the Winter Gardens and the Grand Theatre, so it fits neatly around a show.
Pre-booking is essential
Book ahead: Ballroom from £11.50, Tower Eye and Circus from £15
Online tickets cost less than buying on the day, and you choose your date when you book. Combine two or more attractions to save more.
| Ticket | Adult | Child |
|---|---|---|
| Tower Ballroom | from £11.50 | Free (up to 4 children aged 3–14 per adult) |
| Tower Eye (SkyWalk and 4D cinema) | from £15.00 | from £12.50 |
| Tower Circus | from £15.00 | from £12.50 |
| Blackpool Tower Dungeon | from £12.50 per ticket | |
| Two-attraction ticket | from £20 per person | |
| Ultimate Ticket (Tower attractions plus Madame Tussauds, Sandcastle and Pleasure Beach, Ballroom not included) | £65 | |
“From” online prices as listed by The Blackpool Tower in October 2026. Prices change by date and season, and tickets bought on the day cost more.
The Tower attractions open daily from 10am, but closing times change by attraction and date (the Ballroom often closes at 4pm or 5pm outside the summer holidays). The Tower Eye depends on the weather and can close in high winds. The booking calendar shows exact times for your date.
Attractions that have closed for the season can’t be visited, even if your ticket is still valid, so book before the closing dates if you want the full Tower experience.
Ride to the top for views along the coast, step onto the glass SkyWalk floor and catch the 4D cinema on the way up.
The gilded home of ballroom dancing and Strictly Come Dancing’s Blackpool specials, with live organ music and dancing.
A world-famous circus show performed between the Tower’s legs, with a new show each season.
Live actors, dark humour and scary stories from Lancashire’s past. Best for older children and adults.
Address: The Blackpool Tower, The Promenade, Blackpool FY1 4BJ.
How much are Blackpool Tower tickets?
Online prices start at £11.50 for the Ballroom, £12.50 for the Dungeon and £15 for adults at the Tower Eye or Circus. Combined tickets start at £20 per person.
Is it cheaper to book Blackpool Tower tickets online?
Yes. Online tickets cost less than buying on the day, and pre-booking is essential at busy times.
Is Blackpool Tower open in winter?
The Ballroom is open all year. In 2026 the Tower Eye and Circus close for the season on 1 November and the Dungeon on 8 November.
Is there parking at Blackpool Tower?
There’s no Tower car park, but Houndshill multi-storey is next door and the Central car parks are a 5 minute walk.
How high is Blackpool Tower?
The Tower is 158 metres (518 feet) tall and opened in 1894. It was inspired by the Eiffel Tower.
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