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Belfast to Blackpool: Alternative routes

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Belfast to Blackpool: Flight information

The things to know before you go.
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This information is correct as of December 2015

Airlines that fly from Belfast to Blackpool

Citywing fly from Belfast-City Airport, while Jet2 and Longair fly from Belfast-International.

Terminal Information – Departing

From Belfast-City: The closest airport to the city centre, this is a no-frills airport mainly geared towards business travellers. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the terminal. Hungry travellers can satiate themselves in one of the two coffee shops, the sandwich bar, the restaurant and the pub. There are four shops at the airport too, including WHSmith, House of Ireland and a duty free store.

From Belfast-International: The city's larger airport also has one terminal, but the departure lounge has a few more shops and restaurants on offer than City Airport. Grab a coffee in Starbucks or Caffe Ritazza, or a beer in the Fed & Watered Bar. Hungry travellers can fill their bellies at Burger King or the Strangford Grill. The airport's five shops include Superdrug, WHSmith and Aelia Duty Free.

Terminal Information – Arriving

Blackpool Airport is three miles from the town centre. It's well connected by bus, with lines 7 and 11 running straight from the airport into the town. Alternatively you can catch one of the trams which run past the airport and along the promenade. Tickets for the trip from the airport to the centre cost £1*. Another option is train: Squire's Gate station is just a five minute stroll from the airport. Regular trains run to Blackpool Pleasure Beach train station and tickets cost just £1.60*. You can also catch a metered taxi from the rank outside the terminal building. Expect to pay £10-15* to reach the town centre, although prices to vary. Car hire is available at Blackpool Airport through Avis and Europcar, both of whom have offices just outside the terminal building. Remember to compare car hire prices with Skyscanner to find the best deal.

Practical Information

You don't need a passport to fly from Belfast to Blackpool, but you will need some form of photographic ID for security reasons. A full list of approved ID can be found on the airline website, but generally speaking photographic driving licenses, NUS cards, and ID cards for recognised companies are acceptable. We recommend arriving at least one hour before departure for domestic flights.

What to expect in Blackpool

Prices in Blackpool are generally higher than in Belfast. It can be tricky to spend Northern Irish banknotes in England, so we recommend waiting until you arrive at Blackpool Airport before visiting the ATM. Pack your party shoes: Blackpool is a very lively destination. The Pleasure Beach area of town is a favourite with young families and hen/stag parties, so if you like to get a quiet night's sleep you might want to consider hiring a car and staying outside of town.

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