Tate to Tate Boat
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Until Aug 31 2010
- Tate to Tate Boat, London
The catamaran service - which boasts specially commissioned exterior and interior designs by artist Damien Hirst - operates during gallery hours and leaves every 40 minutes. The service stops at Tate Modern, Tate Britain and beside the London Eye. You can buy day tickets (valid for an unlimited number of trips on one day) at either Tate gallery, online, by phone (Mon-Fri 9.45am-5.50pm) or on the boat. The timetable is available on the website.
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- Tate to Tate Boat,London
- Category: Museums & Attractions
- Travel: Pimlico/Southwark/Waterloo
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Please be warned - I attempted to use this service on Sunday 13 April 2008 to get back from Tate Modern to Tate Britain and was left stranded. The last boat that day didn't turn up. When I telephoned to find out where it was I was told that it is sometimes replaced by a normal river bus which we had not boarded as there was no sign to say it was the Tate to Tate! I was advised to cross the river and get the tube!