UK’s biggest upside down house ‘where floors become ceilings’ opens in iconic seaside resort
THE world’s largest upside-down house is set to open in a major UK seaside resort.
This marks the 11th site of its kind and the biggest one yet.
Upside Down House UK will open its largest attraction yet on Blackpool‘s Promenade, opening to visitors from today (May 29).
The 23ft tall site features 13 themed rooms, including a circus-themed playroom, an interactive games room and a reading nook.
Each room is flipped entirely upside-down, allowing visitors to experience the ultimate “topsy-turvy adventure” as they travel from room to room.
Families are able to spend time taking photos and making the most of the inverted atmosphere, although those with motion sickness might need to watch out due to the attraction’s slant.
This marks the 11th site in the UK since the first house opened in Bournemouth in 2018.
Other locations include Cardiff, Bristol, Westfield London and Liverpool as well as international sites in France and Australia.
The associate director at Upside Down House UK, Alex Barbary, said: “We’re going bigger and better than ever. This is our largest Upside Down House to date, and the first of its kind anywhere in the world. Blackpool Promenade is the perfect stage, a place built on entertainment, culture and experiences.”
Councillor Mark Smith, Blackpool Council’s cabinet member for built environment and economy, added: “We’ve worked with The Upside Down House to repurpose the land in order to bring more jobs, tourists and visitors to South Shore.”
Tickets are just £35 for a family of four, and those with little ones under the age of three can enter at no charge.
The attraction will be open from 10am to 8pm, Monday to Sunday.