Liverpool’s Cruise Terminal is set for another successful season in 2020, with a raft of major ships making their inaugural call to the city.
As lines such as Cunard, Norwegian Cruise Line, Costa Cruises, Celebrity, Disney, Princess and Viking Cruises sail into the city, Liverpool truly is on the global cruise map. Its popularity can be seen in the 165,000+ passengers & crew from around the world who will be coming ashore to explore Liverpool in 2020.
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A Planning Committee has given the go-ahead for the detailed design of the much-anticipated Liverpool Cruise Terminal.
The city’s new terminal, situated within Peel L&P’s £5bn Liverpool Waters scheme, will be constructed at the Princes Jetty site.
The proposal will enable the world’s largest cruise ships (up to 3,600 passengers) to embark and disembark at Liverpool, providing a world-class experience for cruise companies and passengers.
Proud Mary: Cunard’s QM2 on a previous visit to its “spiritual home” of Liverpool
Liverpool’s record-breaking cruise season will reach a high-water mark next week when the city welcomes the iconic Queen Mary 2 to the Mersey.
HOIST the colours and roll out the gangway because Liverpool Cruise Terminal is on course for another fantastic record breaking year.
It’s exactly one month until Liverpool’s Cruise Season begins when the Costa Mediterranea makes its maiden voyage down the Mersey.
This year the Liverpool Cruise Terminal has welcomed more than 100,000 international passengers and crew and approximately 50,000 spectators to the waterfront during cruise ship visits, generating an economic impact of around £7 million.
Liverpool City Council has revealed the most detailed designs yet for the city’s new cruise terminal within Peel Land & Property’s £5bn ‘Liverpool Waters’ scheme.