Merlin bringing another big family attraction to Blackpool Golden Mile Centre - but won't say any more
The Blackpool seafront could be graced by another top branded family attraction this summer - but leisure giant Merlin is keeping tight-lipped over details of the new investment.
“Merlin is making another investment to underwrite the successes we have seen over the last couple of years in terms of how our business has performed. It is to complement the family offer in Blackpool and about increasing the appeal of families to come to Blackpool. The latest investment comes after Merlin – which also operates attractions including Blackpool Tower, Madame Tussaud’s and the Sea Life Centre in Blackpool – was unveiled as the new operator of the Sandcastle Waterpark on South Promenade last August.
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