Duke of Lancaster Ship

One of the Best Places To Visits in Holway Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. If you want to see this park by the fun market and up the lane under a bridge and over a foot bridge and you can quite close to it and get some photos which I did today and I will be back again to do more The Duke of Lancaster is an interesting site if dereliction, if nothing else. In some regards it's a sorry site, black painted and looking to be fire damaged, in others and interesting study of industrial decay. I think you'd have to be a special kind of person to make the journey especially just to see it, but there is some pleasant walking in the area, and a few other local places that are worth a visit. The TSS Duke of Lancaster is an impressive sight from the shore, with striking urban art covering its weathered hull. However, it’s disappointing that there’s no way to visit up close – no tours, no information on site, and the is essentially left to rot. A fascinating landmark, but frustrating for anyone wanting a deeper experience. And better to leave car just orf the main road, as the little to the could cause a serious damage to the car Scary old ship. Not sure if they do tours or stuff. Went to shoot drone footage. Cool to look at but wouldn't suggest going at Halloween. Weird find. You can't get up close but then you don't need to. Worth a visit if you're out that way. Don't follow a sat nav, park in the small shopping centre, that's got nothing to see in it other than a cafe and gift shop. to the far right hand corner of the car park, under the bridge then over a bridge and it'll be right in front of you. Well worth passing if you're near the area, the main passes it a few fields behind it looks surrea as you drive past in either directionl! The sat nav will take you down a long track full of potholes, with a few passing spots not that there are any cars coming in the opposite direction as the stops at the the other side of a heavy fence and locked gate where you can park and turn. A pathway leads alongside the decaying lothiathon, but there is no access any closer then that. Would be interesting to see what the inside looks like I would imagine it's badly decayed as the outside is, shame! Not open to visitors now but you can get fairly close to take pictures Escape alive on the duke of Lancaster was amazing, the scare actors were brilliant and we had a great time. We loved the and the story they had created There is no access to the but you are able to by it. Very cool to see and would be amazing to be able to actually through the but cool nonetheless. I will be reading the history of it once home. How much do you trust your driving skills??? 🤣 The towards it is a one car track and is absolutely filled with holes, it will take you a few minutes to get down and that's if there isn't a car coming towards you (you need to hope there isn't!) It's a place to have a small walk. Entry to the was prohibited. If you are using Google maps and driving, you will have to go to the end of the to take a u-turn. Took a family trip to the Duke of Lancaster ship, and let me tell you, the journey there felt like a mix of a National Geographic expedition and a test of survival skills. It was my wife, our daughter, and me versus the road—and the nearly won! First off, the to the was supposed to be a “quick scenic stroll” (thanks, internet), but it turned out to be more of a tightrope act minus the safety net. Picture this: a narrow path that seemed designed by someone who wanted humans to experience the thrill of almost becoming hood ornaments. Every car that passed added an extra chapter to our life story and maybe a few gray hairs. “This is insane!!” was the chorus from our daughter, who seemed to have a unique talent for asking it every 50 steps. My wife, the eternal optimist, kept saying, “We’re almost there!” while clutching her bag like it contained the last will and testament. When we finally arrived, we stared at the like we had just discovered the lost city of Atlantis. The Duke of Lancaster stood there, weathered and imposing, as if it were saying, “Took you long enough.” But honestly, the view was worth every moment of roadside danger and parental negotiations. Would we do it again? Only if the had a sidewalk, a guardrail, and maybe a snack cart halfway through. Five stars for the ship, four for the marital teamwork, and zero for the road—my calves are still writing complaint letters. Take my advice…go to the Greenfield Dock and take the more scenic route! You will thank me later! You can't go inside. Fenced off ship. was sailed up the river and docked permanently by a rich family to be used as a night club. It was closed down by council due to access issues for emergency services. Rumour has it that it is still fully fitted out inside. Google will tell you that you can drive there but the track is very bad and best with 4x4, bike or walking. Fantastic inside but sold too many tickets to people for the time it takes on ship. We were advised to come early 45 minutes so probably everyone had done the same so that meant everyone waiting in the rain well passed the time slot. mine was 8pm and didn't get in there til 9.30 ish. We got there 7.15... put a dampner on things. Soaked and cold. Food needs to be advertised more as it was bloody lush.. advertised every 15 min slots ...it's not..and advertised there was so much to do as well as the ship. There wasnt unfortunately..BUT aboard the was amazing, actors were fantastic and we had a great time. Just needs a tweaking. Very expensive really for just the ship. Definitely worth a visit. Massive such a shame it’s been left. Would be nice if could get closer but it’s all cordoned off. place feels kinda Eery. I got a feeling I was being watched maybe by someone in the caravan near by or cameras. Really enjoyed the Escape Alive event! Effects were and the actors made the experience very enjoyable. Had a laugh. The downside was that we arrived early as requested for our 8.30 booking but didn’t get on the until 10 as there were long queues. Epic! Really event, plenty going around the Duke of Lancaster too in the build up tomorrow booking. Highly recommended if you like to be scared. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.