The three day festival from June 7 to 9 was centred around the world of steampunk, a fantasy genre based on Victorian times with a modern sci-fi twist.
This year's theme was 'ASDO's Great Steamfae Gathering', the joining of worlds between steampunks and mythical creatures.
Festivalgoers dressed up in Steampunk costumes which are based on Victorian dresses and suits but with goggles, hats with cogs and pieces of machinery, and entered the world of
Victorian fantasy, shopped in the artisan market, and stopped for a beer or tea and cakes whilst being entertained.
You could try your skill at tea duelling and win a medal or pop outside and see the drummers and dancers.
There were displays including steampunk model railways, clothes and strange transportation vehicles.
In the evenings you could drink and dance the night away upstairs at The Kings Arms Morecambe, as the magical music from live acts filled your mind, leaving you all fuzzy and warm.
There was also a parade along the promenade from the Midland, as steampunks marched in their dazzling and unusual costumes to the Eric Morecambe statue.
1. A Splendid Day Out
A lady dressed up in a multi-coloured costume for A Splendid Day Out steampunk event at The Platform, Morecambe. Photo: Neil Cross
2. A Splendid Day Out
A man was wearing a steampunk inspired costume at A Splendid Day Out steampunk event at The Platform, Morecambe Photo: Neil Cross
3. A Splendid Day Out
A lady wearing a multi-coloured costume including a cape, a tiara and a mask for A Splendid Day Out steampunk event at The Platform, Morecambe Photo: Neil Cross
4. A Splendid Day Out
A fake horse and trap with a headless horseman next to a woman in steampunk inspired clothing at A Splendid Day Out steampunk event at The Platform, Morecambe. Photo: Neil Cross