All the London railway stations and Piers :
North Greenwich Pier - in November 2021
I visited the North Greenwich Pier again on the 27th July 2023. I had booked a ticket online, but this never arrived, and therefore I repurchased a ticket via their ticket machine.
As a London60 pass holder, I get 50% concession, so it is a good deal, and allows a days roamer travel for about £10 a person.
I was also using a wheelchair as part of my journey as I struggle to walk up the very long slopes off of the boat, and other than this the boats are very accessible.
Unfortunately I was charged twice on my bank statement for this days travel, and I am now attempting to get a refund. It is not part of TFL, and so far an email to Uber has been ignored. I wonder if their twitter service is any better?
Apparently, the twitter service just asks me to email the company I am awaiting a response from!
I visited the North Greenwich Pier in November 2021. It is accessible, and within walking distance of Emirates Cable cars.
There is a long ramp down to the Uber Thames Clipper. Most piers are accessible.
All piers appear to have very long and quite steep ramps, and this was the case at Battersea, North Greenwich and also Canary wharf where I eventually alighted.
To take motorised scooters onboard, you may need to contact Uber in advance.
North Greenwich Pier is an Accessible Uber Thames Clippers Pier in London.
Accessibility friendly : Yes. Most Uber Thames Clippers Piers are accessible (excluding Wandsworth Riverside, Cadogan West and London Bridge)
Ticket information : The Roamer tickets are the best buys, and include half-price discounted travel for those with Freedom and London60 passes.
General description :
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, Doubletree Docklands Pier, Greenland (Surrey Quays) Pier, Masthouse Terrace Pier, Greenwich Pier, North Greenwich Pier, Royal Wharf Pier, Woolwich (Royal Arsenal) Pier and the (new) Barking Riverside.
Weekend services are only between Battersea Power Station Pier and Woolwich (Royal Arsenal) Pier; and many of the weekday services are mainly between Battersea Power Station Pier and North Greenwich Pier, and also miss Blackfriars Pier. See timetables for more detail.
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