Isle of Man ferry passengers warned of Liverpool victory parade congestion
The ferry operator said foot passengers would be able to access the terminal "from all the normal routes".Affected roads for the parade are Queens Drive, Mill Bank, West Derby Road, Islington, Leeds Street, The Strand, with the route set to end at Blundell Street.Hundreds of thousands of fans are expected to line the streets during the parade as the team shows off the Premier League trophy from an open-top bus.The Manannan is set to leave for Liverpool at 07:00 on Monday returning from Liverpool at 11:45. The fast craft will then depart Douglas at 15:30 with her return set to leave Liverpool at 20:30.
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