A sign has appeared on the promenade declaring the proposed £100m Eden Project Morecambe is ‘coming soon’.
A billboard poster covering one of the walls of the former toilet block next to the site on Marine Road, says the attraction will be a ‘world class home for nature, learning and the community’, and will include a ‘beautiful biodome inspired by shells and waves, stunning gardens, tidal theatre, restaurant and shop with stunning views of the Bay.’
It also shows an artist’s impression of what the attraction might look like once construction is completed.
The Eden Project Morecambe is a new £100m attraction, scheduled to be built on Morecambe's central Promenade.

The land was previously occupied by The Dome entertainment venue and the Bubbles leisure centre, and prior to that the Morecambe Leisure Park outdoor swimming pool and the Super Swimming Stadium.
The project has been described as "the greatest show of nature’s rhythms, where time is sped up, slowed down or paused - revealing the wonder, rhythms and threats to the health and well-being of people, Morecambe Bay, and planet".
As well as exhibitions themed on the natural world and Morecambe Bay, the attraction will include public gardens, a 6000-capacity concert venue and a restaurant.
Construction work is due to start in 2026 with a targeted opening date of late 2028.


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