New L'pool ferry terminal opens tomorrow

Monday, 24 June 2024 13:23

The new Liverpool Ferry Terminal is finally opening tomorrow!

The Steam Packet Company announced on its Facebook page that the terminal, which cost over £70 million will open at Prince’s Half Tide Dock on Tuesday.

The first sailing to arrive there will be the Manannan's journey at 3 pm from Douglas.

Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall MHK had previously said in Tynwald earlier this month that the site would open from June after months of delays.

To view the full details about the terminal, click here.

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