Pier train
The red land train helps visitors cover the length of the pier when it is operating. It does not have a confirmed public timetable, so ask about the date you plan to visit before relying on it.
Ask about the pier train
Plan your day on the pier.
Find North Pier, compare tram and rail connections, and check the practical details before you travel.
Find us by the sea.
North Pier begins on the Promenade opposite Talbot Square, with the tram stop directly outside and Blackpool North station inland along Talbot Road.
North Pier
The Promenade
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Tram connections
The North Pier tram stop is immediately outside the entrance. Blackpool Transport publishes live departures for both directions along the coast.
Blackpool North
From Blackpool North station, head west along Talbot Road towards the sea and Talbot Square. Check live trains, station facilities and assistance before setting out.
Station informationDriving and parking
The Promenade around Talbot Square is a controlled parking area. Check Blackpool Council's current car parks and restrictions before choosing where to leave your vehicle.
Blackpool car parksKnow before you go.
North Pier is a working historic structure. Opening arrangements can change with the season, weather, performances and major seafront events.
Ask about your visitEntry
North Pier is free to enter and walk along on most days. A controlled admission charge may apply during a small number of major event days, including the Blackpool Air Show and fireworks events. Arrangements are announced before each event, and proceeds support the pier's upkeep.
Toilets
Visitor toilets are available on the pier. Their use is included during paid-entry events; at other times, visitors entering from the Promenade only to use the facilities may be asked for a small charge.
Opening times
Hours vary by venue, season and event. Check the programme before travelling or ask us about a specific date.
See what's onAccessibility
Access needs vary by venue and performance. Tell the team what you need before travelling so they can help you plan the most suitable route and arrangements.
Read accessibility information
Before you set out
Make a day of it.
Pair your walk along the pier with a performance, a drink beside the sea or time on the open deck. Check the programme first if there is something you do not want to miss.