New Everton Stadium at Bramley Moore Dock

[weimaranerblues]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cg4vpq57673o

The grand plan for relieving the transport chaos at Bramley Moore:
Buses that failed in London attempting to navigate roads that will be backed up by traffic.

Problems solved lads

Absolute waste , we copy ideas that have previously failed yet think it will work here. Useless the lot of them.

[superpull]

Found some 48 passenger water taxis at relatively reasonable prices.

Somebody should be looking at getting a fleet of 10-20 of them and sort out docking stations at the stadium, Albert dock, New Brighton and Waterloo.

£20 a head is just short of a grand a trip. Pick up, drop off to any of those and back should take 30 minutes. Each taxi could probably do 2, maybe 3 trips a game.

Maximum turnover would be about £57k each match day with 20 boats. (More of you use them to get people to the ground as well)

[Trowel]

Lovely write up in the RIBA Journal

https://www.ribaj.com/buildings/bramley ... ol-stadium

[Gary1878]

Found some 48 passenger water taxis at relatively reasonable prices.

Somebody should be looking at getting a fleet of 10-20 of them and sort out docking stations at the stadium, Albert dock, New Brighton and Waterloo.

£20 a head is just short of a grand a trip. Pick up, drop off to any of those and back should take 30 minutes. Each taxi could probably do 2, maybe 3 trips a game.

Maximum turnover would be about £57k each match day with 20 boats. (More of you use them to get people to the ground as well)

I would just buy 1/2 boats and do a booze cruise starting 2/3 hours before each game. Can either book privately or as groups.

Can then purchase alcohol at decent margins and charge a higher price for hire as well.

[Escalator]

Found some 48 passenger water taxis at relatively reasonable prices.

Somebody should be looking at getting a fleet of 10-20 of them and sort out docking stations at the stadium, Albert dock, New Brighton and Waterloo.

£20 a head is just short of a grand a trip. Pick up, drop off to any of those and back should take 30 minutes. Each taxi could probably do 2, maybe 3 trips a game.

Maximum turnover would be about £57k each match day with 20 boats. (More of you use them to get people to the ground as well)

Trouble is they are very weather and sea state dependant.

[superpull]

Trouble is they are very weather and sea state dependant.

Yeah, good point. Depths of winter might make it a bit hairy like

[Deano Blue Boy]

Trouble is they are very weather and sea state dependant.

Thankfully it won't be sailing at sea.

[Bluebridge]

I would just buy 1/2 boats and do a booze cruise starting 2/3 hours before each game. Can either book privately or as groups.

Can then purchase alcohol at decent margins and charge a higher price for hire as well.

Book me on Skipper.

[Trowel]

Mr Drone says he's been told the 3rd test event will be on Saturday 9th August (around 16 mins in his latest video, though no more info than that).

[Gash]

Mr Drone says he's been told the 3rd test event will be on Saturday 9th August (around 16 mins in his latest video, though no more info than that).

Cutting it fine if the pie heating machine isn't working, the season starts the Saturday after.

[Bluebridge]

I’m going with Roma and it doubling up as Seamus’ testimonial.

[Cereal Killer]

Cutting it fine if the pie heating machine isn't working, the season starts the Saturday after.

Will the bendy buses be ready by then?!

[74Blue]

Will the bendy buses be ready by then?!

No Steve Rotherham is giving piggy backs to the stadium from the City Centre.

[Trowel]

[Escalator]

Thankfully it won't be sailing at sea.

Yes, while "sea state" is typically used in the context of oceans, the same principles and factors that influence wave conditions in the sea can also apply to rivers and inland waterways.