Kids are strictly fans and they were so excited to see the ballroom. We went on a Friday morning and there were plenty of couples up dancing which was really impressive. The ballroom is beautiful and the music is lovely. Good facilities and kids enter for free.

I'm a huge fan of Strictly Come Dancing and love to visit the ballroom when on holiday in Blackpool. We spent a lovely 3 hours on this occasion, just sitting watching the dancers, having a wee drink of juice, and enjoying the music. Would love to be brave enough to get up and have a dance, however the majority of the dancers there seem to be regulars and come with their dancing shoes to change into, their fancy matching ourfits, and dont put a foot wrong!! It really is a lovely ballroom and a nice way to spend a relaxing few hours.

This beautiful ballroom exceeded our expectations. Its absolutely stunning. My mother a very keen ballroom dancer) had told me about the floor and you can really feel the spring. We will be watching Strictly with added interest this year. The organist was excellent and it was wonderful watching a few couples turning up to dance even at ten o'clock in the morning. We didn't try the tea and cake as we'd had a full breakfast only an hour or so before, but it looked pretty good.

Ray was amazing helping my disabled partner and couldn’t say sorry enough for the lift being broken. Made are day with how funny and knowledgeable he was of the ballroom. Even opening door of us THANK YOU RAY. we will see u again

I brought my 13 year old granddaughter to Blackpool at the weekend. After going up the Blackpool Tower, we enjoyed spending an hour or two in the Ballroom watching the dancers and listening to the Wurlitzer. As a long time fan of Strictly, she was well impressed with the ambience of the Ballroom. She wanted to give a special mention to Ray on the door of the Ballroom - who was extremely kind in helping us rearrange times for other venues on the Blackpool Pass tickets we had purchased. He could not do enough for us, told us a bit about the history of the Ballroom and told us to enjoy a wee dance. Evie kept saying all day that Ray was the nicest person we had met since arriving in Blackpool - so a well deserved pat on the back to Ray! We had a great time. Thanks. Carol and Evie from Edinburgh.

A loverly 1/2 hour in the ballroom watching the dancers and listening to the organist. Beautiful historic building that we visited with our weekly attraction passes. Not something we would have normally done, especially with a 5 year old, but glad we did.

A wonderful couple of hours enjoying the afternoon tea! Don't listen to the poor reviews, its a case of you get what you pay for, for £20 which includes admission I'm not sure what some people expect! The sandwiches and cakes were perfectly palatable, the tea piping hot. Shout out to Tracey our server who was very friendly and helpful. We even managed a dance with thanks to the man (Graham?) who showed us all the barn dance steps. Excellent fun for Strictly fans and great value for money. Added bonus that we got to watch the red Arrows from the 5th floor afterwards too.

This historic ballroom is a must-see in Blackpool. Entry to the ballroom itself is free and you can spend as much time as you want either dancing to the live music or watching the dancers on the ballroom floor. There's a bar inside where you can get food and snacks. I would highly recommend booking in for the afternoon tea experience to really make it a memorable visit.

Afternoon Tea in the Tower Ballroom is a truly unique experience. I booked this on their website at £50 for two people. I think the entrance to the ballroom is around £12pp so the food element is roughly £26. Both the our servers one young male and one more mature male, were both lovely. The organists Phil & Mark were exceptional playing a variety of songs (and a couple of hymn tunes). They alternate every hour. There’s something magical watching the Wurlitzer ascend and descend. The venue is superb. Not a single bulb out. It is clearly well maintained. Watching people dancing and having the opportunity to be ‘taught’ the occasional group dance is entertaining. Yes, the food quality definitely could be upped a bit but the overall experience was unforgettable and I’m definitely going to return soon.

Fantastic, relive the past, and enjoy a bit tradition We arrived rather late in the day about 30 mins before the ballroom closed. Micheal who worked there, helpfully informed us that soon things would be winding down, but we decided to go in as we are leaving town tomorrow, Glad that we did You could join in the dancing, enjoy the sound of the organ in the stunning hall. A fabulous part of British heritage