A Red Arrows ride - named after the famous Lincolnshire-based display team - has been given the green light by Blackpool Pleasure Beach.
The 42-acre amusement park has joined forces with the RAF team, based at Scampton, to launch a unique thrill ride.
Blackpool Pleasure Beach will become the world's first tourist attraction to have a ride based on the Red Arrows.
Complete in Red Arrows livery, it will also feature its own control tower from which novice pilots will be prepared for take-off.
The 72ft high, 12-seat white-knuckle ride will take riders on a 360-degree tour of the skies and sits in the shadow of the world famous Big One rollercoaster.
Thrill-seekers will step into their very own Red Arrows cockpit, taking control of the plane and spin, glide and take formation in their very own display.
Red Arrows Sky Force will have riders spinning and swirling.
Deputy Managing Director of Blackpool Pleasure Beach, Nick Thompson, said: "We cannot wait to launch our new ride for the 2015 season.
