Gary Barlow soaks up the sun and sights of Blackpool with weekend of fun in the resort
The multi-award winning artist, who grew up in Frodsham, Cheshire, spent a weekend in the seaside town with his family and shared his adventures with fans across his social media channels.
And he was only too happy to reminisce on his childhood memories, enjoying days out with his mum and dad at the Pleasure Beach.
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Hide AdIn a caption on Instagram he posted: "I love a ghost train - the memory of being a six year old wedged between my mum and dad on this ride is so clear.
"It was always my favourite ride at Pleasure beach. We had a fantastic weekend bringing old memories to life."
Gary, who has performed multiple times in the resort across his three decades in music, also shared pictures from the top of Blackpool Tower and of himself enjoying a show at the Tower Circus.
The Take That members famously spent time in the resort taking inspiration and learning a series of circus skills alongside the Endresz family, who have directed the circus for nearly 30 years, for their Circus Live tour in 2009.
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Hide AdIt's understood the pop icon was also given a sneak peek inside the Blackpool Tower Ballroom, which has recently undergone a £1.1million refurbishment and is yet to open its doors to the public.
The ballroom was expected to reopen to dancers for the first time on June 21 when the last Covid-19 restrictions were initially set to be lifted as part of the Government's four-part roadmap out of lockdown.
But hopes were dashed this week, with Prime Minister Boris Johnson announcing on Monday evening that cautious measures would remain in place for a further four weeks until July 19 in the wake of the Delta variant, which has seen a rapid rise in Covid cases in recent weeks.
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