All the London railway stations & Uber piers :
This is my introduction to the Uber Thames Clippers.
Accessibility friendly : Yes. Most Uber Thames Clippers Piers are accessible (excluding Wandsworth Riverside, Cadogan West and London Bridge). All have an accessible toilet on board.
The slope from the Thames Clippers on the pier, and back to land can be long and quite steep. Some people may struggle with the distance and gradient.
Ticket information : The Roamer tickets are the best buys, and include half-price discounted travel for those with Freedom and London60 passes.
To take motorised scooters onboard, you may need to contact Uber in advance.
General description :
Weekend services are only between Battersea Power Station Pier and Woolwich (Royal Arsenal) Pier; and most of the weekday services are mainly between Battersea Power Station Pier and North Greenwich Pier, and also miss Blackfriars Pier.
From West to East, the Piers are :
Putney Pier,
Wandsworth Riverside Quarter Pier,
Plantation Wharf Pier,
Chelsea Harbour Pier,
Cadogan Pier
Battersea Power Station Pier,
Vauxhall (St George Wharf) Pier,
Millbank Pier,
London Eye (Waterloo) Pier,
Westminster Pier,
Embankment Pier,
Blackfriars Pier,
Bankside Pier,
London Bridge City Pier,
Tower Pier,
Canary Wharf Pier,
Greenland (Surrey Quays) Pier,
Masthouse Terrace Pier,
Greenwich Pier,
North Greenwich Pier,
Royal Wharf Pier,
Woolwich (Royal Arsenal) Pier
and the
Barking Riverside.
See timetables for more detail.
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