overview
The London Cruise Terminal at Thurrock is a Grade II listed building of historical importance, opened in May 1930 by Ramsay MacDonald. Originally built as a passenger terminal, the building has an overall floor area of over 2,000 m2 which is divided into two main areas: Great Hall of 1,025 m2 with high vaulted arched ceiling and Passenger Lounge of 840 m2. The single storey building is on a flat site providing easy access for the disabled.
equipment
Lectern, PA System, Sound Equipmentparking facilities
- 150 Onsite Car parking spaces available at Free Per Day
- 100 Offsite Car parking spaces available at Free Per Day
gallery
address
Port of Tilbury,Ferry Road,
Tilbury,
Essex,
RM18 7NG,
United Kingdom
directions
Leave the M25 at Junction 30 (the Dartford Crossing).
Take A13 eastbound (to Basildon/Southend-on-Sea)
Take third exit A1089 signposted to Tilbury Docks
Continue south along dual carriageway.
At Asda roundabout continue straight over, past the Port main gates on your right hand side.
Straight across mini-roundabout
At next mini-roundabout the London Cruise Terminal faces you.
Turn right at this roundabout and immediately left into the car park.
nearest airports
nearest motorways
- M25 JCT 30 (4.5 miles)
- M25 JCT 1A (5 miles)
- M25 JCT 1B (5.4 miles)
nearest train station
- Tilbury Town (0.2 miles)
- Gravesend (1.5 miles)
- Northfleet (1.8 miles)
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