14/05/2026
Discover Blackpool’s Upside Down House
Upside Down House UK
Opening Friday 22nd May
The first 100 people to book get 20% off using code BLACKPOOL20
https://upsidedownhouse.co.uk/locations/blackpool-upside-down-house/
🧑🧑🧒🧒 Ages: All Ages
⏳ 40 Minutes
⏰ Monday to Sunday: 10am to 8pm
📍 Promenade, South Pier, Blackpool, FY4 1BB
☎️ 07498 910229
💷 Ages 4+ £ 8.45 Ages 0-3 Free
The biggest Upside Down House has arrived on Blackpool’s iconic Promenade!
Designed for visitors of all ages, this interactive photo experience invites guests to step into a world where nothing is quite as it seems – perfect for capturing mind-bending photos and unforgettable memories.
With its striking sky-blue exterior inspired by its seaside surroundings near South Pier, this is one attraction you won’t be able to miss. But the real magic begins inside, where gravity is flipped on its head and every room offers a surreal twist on reality. From floors becoming ceilings to furniture defying expectations, prepare to see the world from a completely different perspective.
The quirky bespoke interior has been created by the Upside Down House Creative Team, featuring 13 uniquely themed rooms exclusive to Blackpool. Explore a playful circus-themed room full of chaos, a quirky teen bedroom with unexpected surprises, a cosy BookTok-inspired reading nook, an interactive games room, and even a bold leopard-print master bedroom. Each space is designed to amuse, confuse, and delight at every turn.
The nearest train station is Blackpool South railway station, just a short walk or quick taxi ride away. If you’re travelling by car, the closest parking is at the South Pier area and nearby Promenade car parks, all within a few minutes’ walk of the attraction, making access simple and convenient for all visitors.
Attention:
Please read the rules and information displayed before entering.
Motion sickness may apply due to the house being at a slant.
Customers booking time slots online for either part of the day are prioritised ahead of visitors without bookings when it is exceptionally busy during peak times of the year, such as weekends and school holidays.
The attraction has two floors, separated by a spiral staircase, with no lift or ramp alternative to the second floor. The ground floor is only part-accessible for wheelchairs, so the experience may be more limited.
