St Anne's Pier

Visiting the pier at St Anne's was like stepping back in time (in a good way), just like the seaside trips I used to make as a kid.Fantastic arcade, great for kids and adults alike.Would recommend.

Went in with 2x £5 notes and spent about an hour playing games. There are machines for changing notes and coins into 10p, 50p and £1 coins and other machines for further changing those into 2p coins. Cardboard for money provided free.Most games or stalls dispense tickets which can be exchanged for gifts. The cheapest gift is worth around 50 tickets and the most expensive gift is worth around 6000. We spent about £10 between two of us over the space of an hour and collected about 200 tickets. We exchanged for a cute huggable crab.Keep an eye out for money on the floor or sitting loose in the machine dispensers. Also watch out for unclaimed tickets! Sometimes people forget to rip off the last one or two.The local wildlife is fearless and will land right next to you. The birds are much less scary than seagulls and will sit and watch you.

Nice clean beach. Always good space be be on the sand. Sea doesn’t often make an appearance so if you want to paddle, you need to find another beach. Recently I updated with on lead off lead dog signs. - beach huts further down are nice clean and Tidy.Parking is always an issue here- the council enforcement teams are ruthless and don’t be surprised if you end up with a ticket. - worth fighting, as most tickets are dished out illegally. (know your rights before taking action or paying fines)

Nice small pier in Lytham St Anne's. Excellent cafe at the front, amusements inside then a short open pier space with benches. Pier clearly undergoing continual remedial repairs.Statue of Les Dawson in adjacent park.

What is a seaside without a pier? You will not be disappointed with St Anne's Beach with its Victorian pier, which stretches out over the golden sands and water.The pier has been partly restored in 2018 making it fully useable. It provides an attractive sheltered spot to sit by on the beach, with stalls nearby selling ice cream and chips.At low tide you can walk over the sand past the pier and view it from all angles. The sea goes so far out that it provides miles of beach and space to enjoy. You can see the Blackpool Tower and Pleasure Park in the distance as you walk out from the right side of the pier.

Truly is amazing british history in our Blackpool area ! Thousands walk this pier & should be kept generations to come !

Fantastic family day out. Four generations of us plus two happy, waggily tailed doggies. Traditional sandy beach, lively pier, fantastic cafe with great food, especially the fish and chips, and the jewel in the crown, a real oyster ice cream.Absolutely fantastic day out, highly recommended and very enjoyable.

Just hasn't changed in decades and that is the absolute beauty of this place. A really nice and majestic place that is so easygoing and relaxing. The arcades are brilliant, something for everyone and well staffed and organised. They have everything from penny falls, pushers, kids go karts and even bowling. Views out to Sea and the Beach are fantastic as well. Some things should never change.