Blackpool Santa Dash
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11am at Blackpool Tower Festival Headlands
Kick Start the Festive Season at Blackpool Santa Dash!
Run, jog or walk the 3km route along Blackpool’s iconic Promenade, surrounded by a sea of Santa’s, festive fun and Christmas cheer. Whether you’re taking part with family, friends, or colleagues it’s the perfect way to start the festive season.
With a brand-new road-closed route for 2026, a fantastic atmosphere and fun for all ages, this is a Christmas event you won’t want to miss.
Route
Starting beneath the iconic Blackpool Tower, our brand-new 3km route takes you along a traffic-free section of Blackpool Promenade before heading back to the finish line. Whether you run, jog or walk, you’ll be part of a festive sea of Santas enjoying stunning coastal views and a fantastic Christmas atmosphere.
Entry fees – early bird!
Adult: £13.50
Child: £8.00
Family (2 adults & 2 children): £35.00
Entry includes a Santa suit and finishers medal.
How your support helps
Brian House Children’s Hospice provides specialist care and respite for children with life-limiting illness in Blackpool, Fylde and Wyre completely FREE of charge. By taking part and fundraising you help us to continue to provide this much needed care. There’s no minimum fundraising requirement but we do ask each Santa to try to raise £30.
Thank you to our amazing sponsors at Kentown Wizard Foundation.
What people say about Blackpool Santa Dash
“The whole experience! It’s great to see families getting out, supporting charity and enjoying physical exercise together.”
“Really good atmosphere and a fun fun event. Being able to use facilities at Sandcastle and free parking is really helpful too.”
“I loved doing the Santa Dash with my family and friends! It was lovely to see everyone getting involved and having amazing volunteers cheering us on.”
“We love raising funds for a great local cause through Santa Dash, and seeing the community come together.”
“I like the atmosphere; it’s a great way to start the Christmas period off with my family.”
