The 914 foot pier was built at a cost of £18,000 for the St Anne’s-on-the-Sea Land & Building Company Ltd. It opened on the 15th June 1885 to the design of A.Dawson. Extensions costing a further £30,000 were opened on April 2nd 1904 and included the famous 1000-seat Moorish Pavilion and various kiosks. The mock-Tudor lodge at the entrance had opened a few years earlier and the Floral Hall (in use by 1910) housed concerts, operas and vaudeville acts. Gracie Fields, George Formby, Russ Conway and Bob Monkhouse all performed at the pier. An amusement arcade was added to the entrance in 1954.

If you look on the moovit website and put in Blackpool to st Anne’s pier it’s says no 7 . Or try any other website. Sorry I can’t be of anymore help. I drove there . Hope you get there ok and have a good time .

It is not, the sea is too far out to ever reach the pier.

Sorry for the late reply, it’s mainly 9-5 Monday-Friday 10-4 week ends If that helps x

I think June July August when kids are off school & the weather is fine

On a nice day it’s a pleasant walk straight along the main road from Blackpool to St Anne’s. Otherwise, get the bus - but check the bus numbers, there are two from Blackpool, one goes direct along the main road and takes about 10 mins, the other goes around the houses and takes 45 mins!!

When people are few ,

Sorry, I don't know as I don't live in St. Annes any more.

Hi, we went and the ticket machine wasn't working, my husband walked ages till he found one that worked , we didn't stay long either but I would appeal it though as there's always a chance they'll write it off - good luck

Sorry that you experienced this and I have no idea about the signs as I've not used the car parking area but I certainly agree with the sentiments