All of the current stops of Blackpool Tramway are listed here, as well as past stops.
The following is a list of stops with platforms currently served by Blackpool's Bombardier Flexity 2 fleet, from north to south:[3]
Most of the loop is on-street but the platform itself and a section at the Pharos Lighthouse are reserved. The loop is single-tracked aside from a double track alignment on Queen's Terrace.
There is a crossover north of the platforms.
The stop marks the end of the street-running section of track on Lord Street, Fleetwood. There is a crossover northeast of the platforms.
There is a track loop north of the platforms, for northbound turnbacks only.
There is a middle track alignment and crossovers north of the platforms.
It is located near a scissors crossover, and is the first and only island platform on the network.
Opened 12 June 2024.[4]
This due to the tram link to North Station, as a junction for this extension exists between the two platforms.
Opened 12 June 2024 as part of the North Station extension.
There is a short siding for heritage trams and two crossovers at the southbound platform.
Nearest stop to Coral Island Amusement Complex. There is a crossover north of the platforms.
There is a double-track loop south of the platforms which heritage trams use during service, for southbound turnbacks only.
There is a track loop, crossovers and headshunts here as part of the depot layout.
Blackpool's heritage trams do not serve the main service platforms, instead having separate designated stops. The following is a list of stops used by them, from north to south:[6]
Starr Gate is also used as a temporary stop during special events.
The following is a list of stops removed in 2011-2012 during the tramway modernisation, from north to south:[7]
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