The St Annes District Club Limited. "A haven of relaxation and friendliness for the more discerning gentleman"

The Claremont Theatre Club and Cyber Pub

The Claremont Theatre Club is situated in North Shore Blackpool. Directions: Starting from the junction of North Promenade and Warley Road go east up Warley Road. Cross over Dickson Road and take the 2nd right into Sherbourne Road. We are behind number 1 (second entrance on the right). Click on the logo for full information of our club and cyber-pub. See us in the Computer Section also!

• Airport: Scheduled, charter and pleasure flights, flying lessons, public enclosure, bar, restaurant, Tourist Information desk, Duty Free Shop and "Vulcan Bomber' exhibit.
  
  
• Aquariums: Sea Life Centre, above Golden Mile Centre, Central Promenade. Undersea World, Tower World complex.
  
  
• Art Gallery: Queen Street.
  
  
• Athletic Track: Full eight-lane all-weather track; two full size football pitches; Sports Injury Clinic. All at Stanley Park.
  
  
• Beach: Seven miles of flat sandy beach.
  
  
• Boating: 26-acre lake at Stanley Park, North Shore Boating Pool and sea trips from Central Pier.
  
  
• Bowling: 26 municipal crown and flat greens, many hotels have greens with competitions. Blackpool Indoor Bowls Centre has eight flat green rinks, bar and restaurant and is situated close to North Railway Station.
  
  
• Brass Bands: Concerts at Stanley Park and North Shore Boating Pool during season.
  
  
• Caravan & Campsites:
  
  
• Children's Playgrounds: Sixteen.
  
  
• Churches:
  
  
• Cinemas: Two (see local press for details).
  
  
• Coach Services: Direct service to all major cities via National Coach network. Many local coach firms offer venues for day trips and excursions
  
  
• Conference and Exhibitions:
  
  
• Coral Island: Promenade has Kids' Adventure Playground, latest Amusements and Games, Super Prize Bingo, Astrojet, Parrot Flyer Monorail, Flagship Showbar, Sunset Fun Bar, Fast Food Dinner and QUASER - serious fun with a laser gun.
  
  
• Cricket: Northern League and first class fixtures.
  
  
• Dancing: Ballroom, modern and sequence dancing.
  
  
• Fishing: Sea angling from sea wall. Fresh water fishing at Stanley Park lake in season (day ticket required).
  
  
• Football: Association at Bloomfield Road.
  
  
• Go Karts: Starr Gate and Waterloo Road.
  
  
• Golf: Three 18 hole (one municipal), one nine hole and two Driving Ranges. More info available on request
  
  
• Greyhound Racing: Three times per week. Princess Street Stadium (during season).
  
  
• Ice Skating: Pleasure Beach arena.
  
  
• Illuminations: The Greatest Free Show on Earth! - Five miles of spectacular lights and tableaux - annually early September to early November.
  
  
• Information Centres: 1 Clifton St Tel: 01253 621623. Promenade Tel: 01253 621623. 87a Coronation St Tel: 01253 621891. Blackpool Airport, Squires Gate Tel: 01253 343434. Pleasure Beach Tel: 01253 403223.
  
  
• Keep Fit: 'Physiques' at Lido Pool, Lytham Road. Trim trails at Stanley Park and Anchorsholme. Many other private clubs.
  
  
• Library: Central library, Queens St with music, video and reference sections. Branch libraries offer special visitor service.
  
  
• Model village: A suburb countryside in miniature situated on East Park Drive within Stanley Park (opposite Blackpool Zoo Park). Open during season. - They had a fire there last week - you could see the flames from 3 feet!
  
  
• Night Spots: Over 34 discos, cabaret lounges and fun pubs.
  
  
• North Shore Boating Pool: Boats, Children's rides, LIFT.
  
  
• Overseas Tourists: Always welcome. Multi-language brochures available at Tourist Information Centres.
  
  
• Parking: No meters. Many car parks within easy reach of town centre with a capacity of 10405 cars. New link road from M55 to central car park.
  
  
• Piers: Three - North, Central and South.
  
  
• Pleasure Beach: Britain's number one attraction. Forty acres of fun and thrill rides. Plus spectacular ice show and superb sparkling floor show during the season. Ocean boulevard leisure shopping.
  
  
• Population: 143,100 (Mid 1989 estimate).
  
  
• Promenade: Seven miles.
  
  
• Putting Greens: Eight putting, one pitch and putt (Anchorsholme) and five crazy golf.
  
  
• Radio Lancashire: BBC - "The Voice of the County" on 855 khz, 351 metres MW, 95.5 VHF, 103.9 VHF/FM, 1557 khz MW, 104.5 VHF.
  
  
• Radio Wave Blackpool: FM 6.5 MHz.
  
  
• Red Rose Independent Radio: 24 hour service on two frequencies. Red Rose Gold AM 301 meters/999 khz. Red Rose Rock FM 97.4 MHz.
  
  
• Railway: North, South, Squires Gate, Layton and Pleasure Beach stations.
  
  
• Riding: Two horse riding schools
  
  
• Sandcastle Leisure Complex: Opposite Pleasure Beach. The inside seaside at 84 degrees F. Four slides, three pools, one with waves, children's play area, Treasure Island, high rise adventure trail, dry area with bars, pool hall and restaurants, CRYSTAL MAZE.
  
  
• Sea Life Centre: Golden mile, largest shark display in Europe. Open all year.
  
  
• Shopping: Major retail stores, Hounds Hill Shopping Centre and Tower Shopping Centre in the town centre house exiting undercover shops. Throughout the town smaller shopping areas offer great value from Waterloo Road and Ocean Boulevard in the South to Red Bank Road in Bispham.
  
  
• Stanley Park: 256 acres of formal gardens, conservatories, band stand, lake, new all-weather football and hockey pitches, all-weather running area and trim trail, golf course, putting greens, bowls, tennis and crazy golf.
  
  
• Swimming: Indoor swimming at Lido Pool, Moor Park and the Sandcastle. Several hotels and self catering units have swimming pools.
  
  
• Tennis: Fifty four grass and hard courts. One indoor.
  
  
• Ten Pin Bowling: Superbowl - popular ten pin bowling alley open north of the Tower with 30 computerised lanes, restaurants, fast food outlet, bars and games room. Premier Bowl, Central Drive - 36 computerised lanes.
  
  
• Theatres: Ten live stage shows during season
  
  
• Tide: Half mile ebb twice daily.
  
  
• The Tower: This multi- million pound theme park consists of new exciting feature - The Dawn of Time - an animatronic ride, high-tech Show in the Circus, new express Tower Top lifts, new food court, all this plus "Jungle Jims", the Tower Ballroom and Undersea World, all included in the one price admission.
  
  
• Trams Britain's first, and for many years the only remaining public service tramway. 11.2 miles of track from Starr Gate to Fleetwood. Total fleet strength: 80.
  
  
• Winter Gardens: 4.5 acres of entertainment and conference facilities which consist of Empress Ballroom, Arena, Pavillion Piazza and restaurant, Spanish and Baronial Halls, Opera House, Victoria Bar and Galleon Bar. During season Professor Peabody's Playplace a children's indoor adventure playground.
  
  
• Waxworks: Louis Tussauds Waxworks. Central Promenade near Central Pier. Hundreds of exhibits constantly updated. Anatomical Exhibition (adults only), open April to November, seven days a week, also Winter Weekends.
  
  
• Zoo: The World of Animals, East Park Drive opposite Stanley Park. Open daily from 10:00am except Christmas Day. Bus services No. 21 from Adelaide Street during season.

For more information, please contact:

Tourism Services Department
1 Clifton Street
Blackpool
FY1 1LY
Tel: 01253 625212 or 621623
Fax: 01253 626368