98 Bond Street Car Park
Tucked on Bond Street behind the South Shore shops, 98 Bond Street Car Park is a privately run 24-hour surface lot with extra-wide bays and a height barrier. It's a short walk from Blackpool Pleasure Beach, Sandcastle Waterpark and South Pier, and it's usually cheaper than parking inside the Pleasure Beach itself.
Getting there
Start on the M55, exiting at Junction 32, where the M6 meets the M55. Continue towards Blackpool, following the motorway to the end. As you approach Blackpool, keep an eye out for signs pointing you towards South Shore.
The car park sits on Bond Street, opposite the South Shore mural. Entering the post code: FY4 1EX into your Sat Nav will drop you at the entrance (the tariff board also shows FY4 1EY — same stretch of road).
Napier Bond Street Car Park is the next private lot along if this one is full.
Photos of 98 Bond Street Car Park
Pricing
Prices from the sign on site (August 2026). Pay on arrival at the machine (card, no change given) or via tap2park location 1130.
| Time | Price |
|---|---|
| Up to 2 hours | £4.00 |
| Up to 3 hours | £5.00 |
| Up to 4 hours | £6.50 |
| Valid up to midnight | £10.00 |
| Valid until 11am the next day | £15.00 |
Longer stays: the sign says to call 07977 69 69 69 if the machine is out or you need more than overnight.
There are no concessions for Blue Badge holders.
Things to do nearby
- Blackpool Pleasure Beach
- Sandcastle Waterpark
- South Pier
- South Promenade
- Illuminations
- Amusement arcades
- Overnight parking
Free parking options
- Side streets off Bond Street can be free if you arrive early and read the signs carefully.
- Marked bays near the main Pleasure Beach entrance (by the public toilets) are 2 hours only.
Frequently asked questions
About a 5–8 minute walk. Head south along Bond Street toward the Pleasure Beach / Sandcastle end of South Shore.
How close to Blackpool Pleasure Beach is the car park?
Public toilets are on the promenade near the Pleasure Beach north entrance, and there are plenty of cafes and pubs on the surrounding streets.
Are there any nearby toilets?
It's a fenced surface car park with CCTV and a 6ft 3in (1.9m) height barrier. Extra-wide spaces are advertised on the entrance signs. It is not Park Mark accredited, and the sign makes it clear vehicles are left at the owner's risk. Members of the public can still walk in, so park at your own judgement.
Is the car park secure?
Yes. The entrance sign says it is open 24 hours, and the tariff includes overnight (valid until 11am the next day).