Baltic Triangle gets a bus stop

Ding ding! Etc. A new CityLink circular route passes through the Triangle, it's been announced. Hop on inside for all the details.

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It’s seemed like an age, but after months, years and centuries of moaning, the city finally has a bus stop in the Baltic Triangle.

Merseytravel has popped in place a shiny new stop, right next to the skatepark on Jamaica Street (just up from Unit 51, near Camp and Furnace).

The new CityLink service connects up the city centre in a way that reflects how the city’s shaped now, which includes the rather buzzing Baltic. And, being a circular route, it means we can get on at any point on its journey around town and not have to worry about being taken to god-knows-where (ie St Helens). It sticks primarily to key streets and points: the Pier Head, Liverpool ONE, Hope Street, Mount Pleasant are all included.

Running every 12 minutes - roughly 8am til 8pm - it’s definitely not the thing to rely on if you’re having a late night out at that side of town. But for daytime and early evening mooching, it’s a nice (and fairly speedy it seems, taking around half an hour to do the full circular) new addition. We’re looking forward to seeing how this one goes.

For a full PDF timetable, download here.

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16 July 2013
  • Spencer

    About time! Now for St James to be re-opened.

  • Birgit.

    I have waited for that to happen since long before the film maker man and his wife gave a talk about their plan to do just that at LJMU over a decade ago.

  • Mike

    You gotta love cumfybus!

  • goldenblls

    Liverpool should invest more in extending it’s underground. It’s one of our greatest transport assets, far more so than any HS2 link.

  • Spencer

    This is our year(ish) though, have faith.

  • Lee

    Sounds like a booze cruise bus!

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