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About Morecambe Dome

The original Morecambe Dome opened in 1980 as part of the bustling Superdome and Leisure Park, welcoming big-name acts and local audiences alike. After its run as The Dome and a period of redevelopment, the site was demolished in 2011 as part of Eden Project Morecambe. Today, Morecambe’s live entertainment scene centers around The Platform, opposite the Midland Hotel, offering a contemporary, configurable space for concerts, conferences, and community events. This page covers the Dome’s historical significance, current venue options in Morecambe, practical details for visitors, and trusted hostelry and dining recommendations to help you plan a seamless night out.

While the Dome itself no longer hosts events, fans and visitors can immerse themselves in Morecambe’s thriving live scene at The Platform. The Platform provides flexible configurations: 350 theatre seats, 550 standing, or 250 classroom setups, making it suitable for a wide range of performances. Getting to Morecambe is easy via rail from Morecambe station (about a 5-minute walk to the venue area), with bus stops just outside The Platform. Parking includes nearby public car parks, with some sites offering free parking after 6pm. If you’re visiting for a show, we’ve put together trusted hotel and restaurant options to help you secure comfortable, convenient arrangements. We’ve got you covered with straightforward, no-fuss planning, like a friend in the business.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Originally opened in 1980 as the Superdome, part of Morecambe Leisure Park.
  • The venue was later known simply as The Dome before its closure and demolition.
  • Demolished in 2011; the site is being redeveloped as Eden Project Morecambe.
  • The Platform, located opposite the Midland Hotel, is Morecambe’s current main live-venue.
  • The Platform capacity (configurable): 350 theatre seats, 550 standing, 250 classroom (per Lancaster City Council).
  • Public transit: Morecambe train station is about a 5-minute walk away; bus stops directly outside The Platform.
  • Parking: public car parks nearby; some sites offer free parking after 6pm.
  • Notable acts at The Dome included Blur, Arctic Monkeys, From the Jam (2009) and Sea Power (2008).