cleopatra1

Blimey, I stand corrected! Only a bit of fun, I didn't follow the Duck to see where it went but simply assumed it would visit St Pauls. I'm sure you have all the relevant qualifications and checks, and the tourists I saw looked very happy. If you fancy giving me a free ticket I will be more than happy to big up the service! Good on you and a Happy Xmas.

Gilbert

I would be happy to give free tickets mabe in the new year It is a very hard buisness to run i positive feedback is always welcome Happy New Year to every one

Yes, I have seen these things in and out of the water in London. My old office was right on the river and there is a ramp for entering the water. The yellow 'duck' would come off the Thames and onto this ramp, then trundle ever so slowly onto St Pauls so the tourists within could gawp at the cathedral. I must say, it doesn't look too sea-worthy and I'm surprised Health & Safety aren't on to them !

Gilbert

I must say that these are the most highly regulated vessels/vehicles in the industry we have mca licence PLA

and vosa to contend with and health and saftey aswell It is people who dont know about them that make these sugestions also they dont go anywhere near st pauls. try www.londonducktours .co.uk and see where they go. Also we carried roughly 80 thousand people this year. We also won the bronze award for visit london

Welcome to the forum! So, Cleo, are they as big a maintenance horror as I suspect?

We have five Tour ones which are the yellow ones

One army dukw in original condition and one which we are

building for next year. maintanance is very hard and demanding

every day they have to be inspected and greased

But hay its all fun

Probably.... and they have layers of paint !!!! I just wonder how they do not sink....

Ch.

I am the person whom you may ask anything about these vehicles /vessels as i operate them in london.

Please can we never mention the s---k word