Overview

Thames Clipper riverboats are a brilliant way to see London from the river, and they're fully accessible. They even have an accessible toilet onboard.

Transport & Parking

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Access

All pontoons are step free and to get onto a boat you enter with everyone else on the ramp which bridges the gap between the pontoon and the boat. I've knocked off one star because this ramp is arch-shaped, with a steep curve which can be really hard to get up, and rather scary to go down. You may need assistance unless you have arms like Mr Universe or motors like a tractor's. Once you're on board there are small metal lips at the base of doorways, which are not big enough to cause a serious problem, but you need to be aware of them.

Toilets

Brilliant toilets, easily accessible.

Staff

The staff are lovely, seem very disability-aware, and a joy to interact with. I'm not surprised they're so cheerful - what a dream job they have!

Anything else you wish to tell us?

If you have a Disabled Freedom Pass you can travel half-price on all Thames Clipper Services.

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