Blackpool leads the way in tourist attractions and whilst many are part of the sheer fabric of the resort, others come and go. The memories remain though!
Have a look and see which ones you visited through the years…
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1. Lost Attractions
The Rocket tram, always a massive attraction and missed too. This was it in Talbot Square Photo: submit
2. Lost Attractions
Professor Peabody's was a huge attraction in Blackpool back in the 1980s, all kids wanted to go. Remember the Monster Slide? It was almost a right of passage. This picture shows magician Paul Daniels getting into the swing of things after opening Professor Peabody's Play Place in the Winter Gardens, 1983. If you have any photos of Peabody's, let us know. [email protected] Photo: library
3. Lost Attractions
This goes back a bit but many will still remember when Blackpool operated a hovercraft service. This picture shows the SRN 6 Hovercraft arriving on Blackpool Beach to pick up councillors and officials for a shore line demonstration in September 1974 Photo: National World
4. Lost Attractions
Who can forget the Fun House - such a legendary attraction at Blackpool Pleasure Beach which succumbed to a devastating blaze in the early 1990s Photo: Historical
5. Lost Attractions
Everybody loved Jungle Jim's at Blackpool Tower - home of kids birthday parties Photo: Bill Johnson
6. Lost Attractions
Vulcan Bomber was a landmark at the edge of Blackpool Airport. It was demolished for scrap in 2006 Photo: Mike Foster