Manchester Airport Transfers Service

Manchester Airport Transfers to and from Blackpool Taxi Service is proudly provided by i Cars Travel with smooth travel solutions tailored to all passengers. The third busiest airport in the United Kingdom is Manchester Airport (MAN), located some 9 miles south of the city centre of Manchester. It serves over 29 million passengers a year and connects them to more than 200 destinations worldwide across Europe, North America, the Middle East and Asia. There are three terminals here, namely, Terminal 1, Terminal 2 and Terminal 3, having wide variety of amenities, service and food and shopping business to make your travel comfortable.

Whether you’re a business traveller, a family in need of some extra luggage, or a group of friends, you can count on transportation to and from Manchester Airport. Door to door services with fixed price, comfort and reliability can be provided by private hire transfers, like i Cars Travel, which take you to the airport. Outside each terminal, there are taxi ranks, or, if you are travelling by car, Short Stay, Long Stay, Meet & Greet, or Multi Storey parking is close to the terminals. It is highly recommended to pre book parking online to get the best rates.

There is a modern shopping and dining facilities available at each terminal of Manchester Airport. Tax free shopping of perfumes, alcohol and gifts is available at World Duty Free, or passengers can browse the likes of WHSmith, Boots, JD Sports and high end brands like Dixons Travel for electronics. Other food options available for dining include fast bites in Pret A Manger, Greggs and Costa Coffee, as well as dining in The Lion & Antelope Pub, Giraffe and San Carlo Cicchetti. All three terminals also feature Escape Lounges, where premium travellers can relax with complimentary food, drinks, Wi-Fi and a serene setting, away from the crowds.

Passengers can access free Wi-Fi throughout the terminals at Manchester Airport as well as accessible charging points for devices in all seating areas. The airport provides dedicated support for passengers with reduced mobility or with special assistance needs, including pre booked assistance, accessible restrooms and designated meeting points. Currency exchange services are provided by Travelex and ATMs are available for your convenience.

Major carriers, including British Airways, Emirates, Qatar Airways, Ryanair, Jet2, EasyJet, TUI Airways, and Virgin Atlantic operate from Manchester Airport, with long haul flights to Dubai, New York, Orlando, Malaga, Amsterdam and Dublin. It is an essential hub for both leisure and business travellers serving domestic connexions to cities like London, Belfast, Edinburgh and Glasgow.

There are several hotels nearby these places that provide such accommodation as early or late flights. The shuttle from the Radisson Blu Hotel to the terminals takes just 2 or 3 minutes, or it's less than a 5 minute walk; while the Clayton Hotel Manchester Airport shuttle is free. There are other choices such as Premier Inn, Hilton Manchester Airport and Holiday Inn all very good and close by.

To have a smooth travel experience, travelers are advised to reach 3 hours before an international and 2 hours before the domestic flight. Pre book yourself into Fast Track security services for quicker access through security cheques. Private hire transfers such as i Cars Travel continue to be the most convenient option, with 24/7 service, fixed fares and comfortable vehicles available for individuals, a family or group.

Manchester Airport truly is a great hub for travellers in the UK and beyond due to its excellent facilities, efficient transport options and a whole host of destinations so you can enjoy a hassle free journey from start to finish.

Blackpool to/from Manchester Airport:

Best route is the M55, then join the M6 southbound, and finally the Motorway M56 eastbound will lead you directly to the airport. The total travelling distance is about 57 miles and the time taken is about 1 hour and 10 minutes under normal traffic conditions.

Helpful Tips and Facts

• • Location: Manchester  Airport is located 9 miles south of Manchester city center, in Greater Manchester, England.
  • IATA (International Air Transport Association) Code: MAN
  • ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) Code: EGCC
  • Find Out More about Manchester Airport? For flight information including schedules, airport parking, passenger services, airport amenities, lounges and policies visit the official Manchester Airport website.

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Overview of Blackpool

Blackpool is a lively seaside resort on the Fylde Coast, in Lancashire, North West England, on the Irish Sea. Given its population of around 140,000, Blackpool is known for its famous tourist attractions, such as the Blackpool Tower, Pleasure Beach and the annual Illuminations festival, and is one of Britain's most popular holiday destinations. Access to Blackpool is easy by road and rail, being just 17 miles west of Preston and about 40 miles north west of Manchester.

History and Heritage

Blackpool was originally a small coastal village but in the 18th century it became a place to go sea bathing, which was thought to be good for your health. During Victorian times it began to flourish into a resort time with the building of North Pier (1863), Blackpool Tower (1894), the Blackpool Tramway (1885) etc. These developments ensured that the area was becoming a premier holiday spot, and therefore attracting visitors from across the UK. Blackpool still has the charm but now has modern attractions that appeal to the world.

Attractions and Landmarks

Some icon landmarks and attractions are based in Blackpool. The famous Tower Ballroom, Tower Circus and Tower Eye are housed in the 518 feet Blackpool Tower. Europe's leading amusement park, Blackpool Pleasure Beach is home to rides including The Big One and ICON, and family areas including Nickelodeon Land. Millions of people go to see the annual Blackpool Illuminations, a stunning lights festival, from September to January, which illuminates the promenade.

Other attractions include the Blackpool zoo which boasts over 1,000 animals, and the three famous piers, North Pier, Central Pier and South Pier which all have arcades, carousels, fairground rides and even a full size submarine and laser machines. Other attractions that add more to the appeal of Blackpool include the Sandcastle Waterpark, UK’s largest indoor water park and the historic Grand Theatre everything from plays to musicals. The historic entertainment complex Winter Gardens hosts exhibitions, concerts and events, and is home of the prestigious Blackpool Dance Festival.

Cultural Scene and Events

A year round cultural scene with plenty of events and festivals is Blackpool’s forte. An internationally famous ballroom competition, The Blackpool Dance Festival takes place annually, whilst The Rebellion Punk Music Festival is held annually to celebrate punk rock culture. The Air Show features vintage and modern aircraft and the Ride the Lights cycling event is a locals and visitors favourite. Blackpool has equally a vibrant nightlife with a traditional pub, modern bar and live music venues to suit all tastes.

Economy and Employment

Blackpool’s economy is built on tourism, with over 18 million visitors a year. The hospitality and entertainment industries are big employers, and a thriving retail sector, with centres such as Houndshill Shopping Centre and local markets. Blackpool has diversified into industries including tourism, renewable energy through offshore wind farms and logistics, through its strategic location and Blackpool Airport which supports private and business aviation.

Transport and Accessibility

Road, rail and air links are good to Blackpool. It is linked by the M55 motorway to the M6 and the main cities of Manchester, Preston and beyond and has direct rail services to Manchester, Liverpool, and London from Blackpool North Station. A unique and convenient way of exploring the town’s attractions is the town’s historic tramway along an 11 mile promenade. As the nearest major hub, Manchester Airport, about 60 miles away, is for international travel.

Living in Blackpool

Blackpool is an affordable place to live with a choice of traditional terraces or modern apartments, and a strong community feel. ... educational institution ... Blackpool and The Fylde College and ... the ... the local healthcare provider ... Blackpool Victoria Hospital. Cultural and recreational amenities, make it a welcoming community where families and individuals find it an attractive place to visit, live or do business.

Activities and Green Spaces outdoors

There's plenty of outdoor activities and plenty of green spaces. A favorite of locals and tourists are the ornamental gardens, boating lakes and the sports facilities of Stanley Park. Peaceful trails linked to scenic birdwatching opportunities are offered at Marton Mere Nature Reserve. Pristine beaches and coastal paths make the Fylde Coast a great place to go walking and for family days out.

Why Visit Blackpool?

As a quintessential British seaside resort, Blackpool is at once full of its historical charm and sporting modern attractions. Blackpool has something to suit everyone, from its famous landmarks such as the Blackpool Tower to thrill packed entertainment at Pleasure Beach and the magical sight of the Illuminations. Blackpool offers everything from family friendly fun to night life to a nostalgic holiday.