There are currently 37 rides in the 42-acre site, which first opened in 1896, including 10 roller coasters.
The park’s newest coaster, ICON, opened to the public on May 25 2018, as the UK's first-ever double-launch rollercoaster, offering riders a unique and thrilling experience.and this remains one of the most popular rides in the park.
Other thrill rides at the park include The Big One, Revolution, Ice Blast, The Big Dipper, and thrilling dark ride Valhalla.
Some favourites have come and gone over the years - but here are all 37 of the park’s best-loved current rides.
7. ICON
Blackpool's newst rollercoaster, launched in 2018, is a multi-launched steel coaster built by Mack Rides. Icon is 88 feet tall, reaches speeds of up to 52.8 miles per hour (85.0 km/h) along 3,750 feet of steel track and features two launches and a barrel roll. | National world Photo: Backpool Gazette
8. Infusion
Infusion was opened in 2007 and is a steel inverted roller coaster suspended over water. It is a suspended looping coaster built by Dutch Manufacturer Vekoma. | National World Photo: Blackpool Gazete
9. Nickelodeon Streak.
A wooden coaster found in Nickelodeon Land. From 1933 to 2010 it was known simply as Rollercoaster; in 2011 was renamed Nickelodeon Streak. It was built using the lift hill from Velvet Coaster, which was built in 1909. Photo: By CoasterKaty | By CoasterKaty Photo: By CoasterKaty
10. Revolution
Opened in 1979, Revoution is steel shuttle roller coaster that launches from an elevated station, through a loop before stopping and doing the same backwards it reaches up to speeds of 40 mph and forces of up to 4 g | National World Photo: Blackpool Gazette
11. Steeplechase
First opened in 1977, the Steeplechase is an Arrow Huss three-tracked racing steel roller coaster and the last of its kind in existence. Photo by Uri Baruchin | Photo by Uri Baruchin Photo: Photo by Uri Baruchin
12. Avatar Airbender
The Avatar Airbender, opened in 2011, forms part of Nickelodeon Land, replacing a Beaver Creek retail outlet and pathway. Photo by: by Cam Lees | Cam Lees Photo: Cam Lees