According to a new survey, the resort scores highly if you are planning to have a few cocktails, a flutter at the casino or let your hair down on the dancefloor.
Selecting 50 large towns or cities from across the UK, the study looked at the number of late night venues per 100,000 people to create a picture of the UK’s dynamic nightlife scene.
With vibrant big cities such as Manchester and Glasgow in the mix, Blackpool finished ninth in the table, scoring 7.03 out of ten.
The study, by Bonus Finder (https://www.bonusfinder.co.uk) found that Blackpool had:
*11 pubs per 100k people;
*43 clubs per 100k people, the fourth most of towns/cities in the data.
*three casinos.
A spokesman for the study said: “With more than 60 per cent of Brits going on at least one night out a week, it is clear that nightlife is a huge part of British culture.
"Although New York is often coined as the city that never sleeps, was there a UK equivalent?
“We were intrigued to find out how UK cities fare for nightlife, so our experts trawled TripAdvisor to find the number of bars, pubs and clubs in each city.”
Find the full table of results here.
1. Lively Blackpool
Trilogy Nightclub on Talbot Road, pulls in night time visitors Photo: BEG
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The Bloom Bar on North Pier is a popular and recently opened gin bar. Photo: BEG
3. Hush.jpg
Hush nightclub, above Brannigan's on Market Street, specialising in Hip Hop and RnB Photo: BEG
4. VIVA.jpg
Show bar Viva Blackpool, on the corner of Church Street and the Promenade, offers some West End style glamour and glitz Photo: BEG
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The Little Black Pug on Talbot Road is a popular venue in Blackpool Photo: BEG
6. Lively Blackpool
Blackpool has been listed as one of the top 24/7 places in the UK to go out Photo: BEG