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Trades Hotel - Blackpool


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Ah, Trades. The memories I have of that place. Back in the day it was awesome. I haven’t been since before the pandemic and since I discovered the far superior Prince Albert Hotel (the PA) round the corner. But in truth Trades had been, er, trading on its notorious past for a long time before Covid and always seemed to have declined a tad more with each subsequent visit. That said, it’s always had a sleazy, dirty piquancy to it and I doubt (though cannot confirm) the open door policy has changed. 

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3 hours ago, Screwtop said:

Anyone know if Trades Hotel is open and still has its  'Room to Roam' policy?  I fancy spending a weekend somewhere I don't have to get dressed or go far to find holes to unload in.

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Nice dick 

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33 minutes ago, VersGuyAnon said:

The Prince Albert (mentioned above) actually has bareback weekends.

I ALSO would love that cock up me sometime. Do you ever get to Brighton?   

I’ve just checked that out - going to give that a go this year! 

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Probably 20 years since I my only gay trip to Blackpool. Imagine venues, men, licensing have all changed.
But like everyone I'd be interested if visitors can join in, What's the rest of local scene/facilities/cruising like?

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2 hours ago, VersGuyAnon said:

The Prince Albert (mentioned above) actually has bareback weekends.

I ALSO would love that cock up me sometime. Do you ever get to Brighton?   

Yes, the PA is a great venue. But its “specialist” weekends are booked out months in advance. Unsurprisingly…

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11 hours ago, RawPlug said:

Yes, the PA is a great venue. But its “specialist” weekends are booked out months in advance. Unsurprisingly…

It's a shame you can't really book a single room per se. Still, the way they do it obviously works, so good for them. Maybe I'll find someone to go away with sometime and share a room. 

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50 minutes ago, VersGuyAnon said:

It's a shame you can't really book a single room per se. Still, the way they do it obviously works, so good for them. Maybe I'll find someone to go away with sometime and share a room. 

Quite like the sound of being allocated a room mate - could be ‘interesting’! 

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1 hour ago, VersGuyAnon said:

It's a shame you can't really book a single room per se. Still, the way they do it obviously works, so good for them. Maybe I'll find someone to go away with sometime and share a room. 

That is true. I’ve travelled alone there, but it gets pricey. But it’s been worth it. 

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15 hours ago, JamesL100 said:

Probably 20 years since I my only gay trip to Blackpool. Imagine venues, men, licensing have all changed.
But like everyone I'd be interested if visitors can join in, What's the rest of local scene/facilities/cruising like?

I wouldn’t be sure of that. I went to Blackpool regularly for 20 years and each visit I swear I saw the same guys, sitting on the same stools in the same bars, grumbling into their drinks about the same things. They were just a bit greyer each time. Mind you, so was I!
But I love Blackpool. It’s common. Vulgar. Blousy. And like a cheap tart bladdered on Aldi Prosecco. What’s not to like?

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