The resort is packed with attractions, arcades, bars and restaurants where visitors can still enjoy a day or night out without spending a fortune.
Some people said they would head straight for the famous penny pushers or try their luck at bingo, while others would spend the money on family attractions such as the Blackpool Tower Circus, Sealife Centre or the zoo.
Food and drink also featured heavily in the suggestions, from fish and chips on the Promenade to cheap drinks in the Ardwick or a meal out at one of the town’s many restaurants.
Here are some of the most popular ideas people shared:
7. The Velvet Coaster
Another frequently mentioned spot was the Velvet Coaster on the Promenade, popular for its affordable food, drinks and sea views. “I’d go to the Velvet Coaster and sit round the log fire with a beer and a wine with the missus,” wrote Andy Bergin. For Heidi Jones, it would be more of a family outing: “A meal with the family at the Velvet Coaster.” | Google
8. Soul Suite
A few commenters said they would spend the money on a lively night out. “A night out at Soul Suite,” wrote Nadine O’Connor. Vivien Farnaby already had the drinks sorted: “Double vodka and tonics in the Soul Suite.” Howard H Wright added: “It might just pay for a night at Soul Suite and a taxi home.” | Google
9. Club 3000 Bingo
Some readers would head straight to the bingo hall, hoping to turn their £50 into something even bigger. “Straight to Club 3000 Bingo and try to win more,” wrote Mmichelle Ggourlay. | Club 3000 Bingo
10. Michael Wan's Mandarin/ Wok Inn
Blackpool also has plenty of places to eat, and several people said they would spend their budget on a good meal. “A meal out at Mandarin or Wok Inn,” suggested Julie Hawkins. | Google
11. M&S
Others took a more practical approach. “I’d probably go to M&S and spend it on food,” wrote Kay Whittle. | Google
12. Waterloo Music Bar
Blackpool’s live music scene also got a mention. “Waterloo Music Bar and guzzle Ace of Spades craft cider. Delicious,” wrote Joe Bear. | Google