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  • Audrey16 days ago in Blackpool Tower
    Excellent service very helpful and accommodating. Would definitely use again 
  • Kurt10 months ago in Blackpool Tower
    Simple to use, in and out
  • Rosie1 year ago in Blackpool Tower
    A bit out the way but close to the Blackpool South Station and we knew it was secure since it's a big company
  • Carol 1 year ago in Blackpool Tower
    The location was very handy for the train station and it was very secured place the owner was very polite all the experience was great from start to finsh will be using again
  • Ryan1 year ago in Blackpool Tower
    Great spot, friendly owner
  • Elaine2 years ago in Blackpool Tower
    Ideal location for the railway station. Owner gave access options if collecting after cafe was closed. Excellent.
  • Megan3 years ago in Blackpool Tower
    Professional and really helped us out as we had things booked and couldn’t take our suitcase. So friendly and the food looked amazing. 
  • Naomi3 years ago in Blackpool Tower
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  • Yin Ming4 years ago in Blackpool Tower
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  • Ruth4 years ago in Blackpool Tower
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FAQs

Is there luggage storage inside Blackpool Tower?

No, Blackpool Tower does not have any cloakroom, luggage storage facilities, or lockers for visitors.

What size bag can I take into Blackpool Tower?

Suitcases and rucksacks are allowed in Blackpool Tower if they are no larger than standard hand luggage at 55x40x20cm and weigh no more than 10kg.

What is the bag size limit for the Blackpool Tower Dungeon?

The Blackpool Tower Dungeon prohibits large items of luggage exceeding 46cm x 33cm x 20cm and does not allow wheeled cases or sports equipment.

How much does luggage storage near Blackpool Tower cost?

Stasher offers luggage storage near Blackpool Tower starting from £1.49 per bag per day.

Do I need to store my bag before arriving at Blackpool Tower?

Guests are required to make alternative arrangements for storing any luggage that does not meet the venue's entry requirements before arriving at Blackpool Tower.

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Last updated: 14 out, 2026

Bag rules and storage at Blackpool Tower

Arriving at Blackpool Tower with a suitcase usually means leaving it somewhere before you reach the entrance, since the bars and promenade around it are far easier to enjoy hands-free.

The Tower itself has no left-luggage facility, so the practical move is to plan around the nearest station or the bag rules at the other big seafront draw nearby. Blackpool North is the nearest mainline station, while the Tower tram stop puts you right at the entrance. Pleasure Beach, further down the coast, is reachable by its own station but brings its own security limits. The Tower has been a seafront landmark since it opened in 1894. Any case or rucksack you bring must be no larger than standard 55x40x20cm hand luggage and no heavier than 10kg. The Dungeon has a smaller size limit than the main Tower and bars wheeled cases and sports equipment entirely. You may be randomly searched on entry, including your bags and outer clothing. If your luggage does not meet the venue’s entry requirements, you will need to arrange storage elsewhere before arriving. With Stasher, you can store bags from £1.49 per bag per day at 6 locations near Blackpool Tower.

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⁣Local hosts include local offices, local shops and hotel receptions. Of the nearby points, 2 stay open late. Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to £10,000. Stasher storage near Blackpool Tower can be booked through the website or app.⁣

Other PlatformsStation/Airport Facilities
Price£1.49Varies, usually slightly moreVaries, up to 2x more
Refund policyCheck MarkCross Mark credit only or no refundCross Mark
Guarantee£10,000Similar (terms vary)Cross Mark
Trustpilot Score4.8 / 5Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 52.7/5
Number of locations9738VariesOnly at stations/airports

Getting to the Tower with luggage

Blackpool North is the nearest mainline station, about a 15-minute walk from the Tower. If you'd rather not carry a bag that far, most local buses stop in the town centre, near the Tower or right outside it. The Tower tram stop sits directly at the entrance on the Blackpool Tramway, which is the easiest way to arrive without a long walk.

Planning your visit around the bag rules

Opening hours shift by date — typically 10am to 5pm or 10am to 9pm — so check before you set off with a bag in tow. The main Tower visit takes about an hour, while the Circus runs closer to two, which matters if you're storing a bag elsewhere and need to plan collection times. Every guest needs a valid ticket, and booking multiple attractions means a free timed-entry slot for each one. Attractions like the Ballroom may close at short notice for private events, and the Tower Top is open weather permitting.

Nearby: Blackpool Pleasure Beach bag policy

Blackpool Pleasure Beach is the other big draw on this stretch of coast, packed with rides, Nickelodeon Land and indoor dark rides. Pleasure Beach has its own mainline station and a tram stop just outside the entrance, so it's easy to reach — just don't arrive with more than you can carry through security. Large duffle bags and luggage are explicitly prohibited at Pleasure Beach, and anything bigger than A4 can slow you down at security.

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