Enjoy our Blackpool Illuminations Photos. We’ve tried to capture the essence of the spectacular annual FREE lightshow! It’s a stroll through the Lights from the comfort of your armchair!
All of Blackpool Lights Up
Along with the official Blackpool Illuminations and main promenade show, the rest of the town lights up at night. It’s just what Blackpool is.
Why don’t you take a walk to the end of one of the piers and look back towards the shore? Now that’s a sight to see, with the lights twinkling on the sea and wet beach! The piers shine bright above the water, the amusements glow and shimmer. The big skull on Coral Island glows green.
Our Blackpool Illuminations – Photo Gallery
Some are close-ups, some are wide shots. Some are people, some are lamps (not ‘bulbs’, because ‘bulbs’ grow underground!)
Our gallery includes photos of the tableaux and over-the-road lights. The Lightpool digital projection show on the front of the Blackpool Tower building and Brilliance on Birley Street.
There’s also a gallery of your Illuminations photos that you’ve taken – plus lots more on this website.
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Hi Team,
Do you have any photos old or new, of a tableau from 1977 by Alan Cockcroft titled “Haunted House”???
This scared the bejeezus out of me when I was 4-5 years old – I can still remember it all these years later! Such fond memories – I’d love to see it again if it was possible.
Kindest regards,
Steve
We haven’t got a copy in our archive – if anyone else has please email it to jane@theRabbitPatch.co.uk and we’ll add it to the website!