Hire UsA Unique Venue

 As an Art Deco ship we can set a unique style for your event - Private hire is £500* whilst the ship is static at either Sutton Weaver Swing Bridge or Albert Dock in Liverpool.
 

*Private hire available for up to 4 hours, daytime only up to 6pm. Hire of the ship includes our two bars being open and the whole ship available for your guests to explore. The ship holds up to 80 people. Caterers can be recommended.

To enquire email [email protected]

Join us on-board a truly unique venue whether static or cruising.

As a former VIP passenger vessel, owned by The Manchester Ship Canal, The 1903 Daniel Adamson Steamship, affectionately known as The Danny, offers a grand Art Deco interior for events and meetings with the benefit of a large, covered, promenade deck with seating.

In 1936 the ship’s interior was carefully designed as a miniature version of one of the great liners of the day with snug but stylish saloons fitted out with a cocktail bar and wooden panels which were originally intended for one of the famous Oceanic fleet.

Today, The Danny, has been restored and is a unique example of the unapologetically modern Art Deco interior style with clean bold lines, geometric patterns and block colours.

The interior has been carefully restored and the carpets, chairs, fabrics and tables now in the saloons were all handcrafted locally to match the original 1930’s photographs, meaning today time spent in the saloons is exactly as it would have been in the 1930’s – making The Danny a truly unique and romantic venue which echoes a by-gone age of steam and style.

ENTERTAINMENT

As part of our private hire we offer the option to book singing waiters to help entertain and surprise your guests, the waiters set the style and will keep busy serving drinks and canapés until they then reveal to the guests that they are actually singers and entertainers and will lift the atmosphere with their performance.

Click here to view a clip of our Singing Waiters

FEEDBACK FROM OUR PRIVATE HIRE CUSTOMERS..........

MOTABILITY - Last October I arranged a unique and wonderful event for 40 of our suppliers on The Daniel Adamson, a 1920’s restored steamship docked in the River Mersey, Liverpool. The day was truly special and included our guests being treated to canapes and cocktails and surprised by singing waiters! Aside from the entertainment, just being on board ‘The Danny’ itself was a real treat for our guests to experience along with hearing about its fascinating history. It was a pleasure to work with the staff and volunteers on board who made our day so memorable and looked after us so well.

PEEL PORTS - We have used the Daniel Adamson for corporate events on a number of occasions. We have found them to be professional, helpful and informative and a pleasure to work with. We would thoroughly recommend them as a unique alternative for corporate functions

BIBBY LINE - Last November, a Bibby Line reunion was held on board the Daniel Adamson, or the ‘Danny’ as she is more affectionately known, in the Albert Docks, Liverpool.  The event, attended by over 70 guests, was made truly memorable by the warmth of the welcome we received from the ‘Danny’ volunteers, some of them ex-seafarers themselves, who went out of their way to ensure their guests were made more than comfortable whilst on board. The ‘Scouse’ lunch was enjoyed by one and all, and the bar in the beautifully fitted out lower saloon provided a full range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, including the special ‘Danny’ beer, during the afternoon.  The guided tours of the navigating bridge, boiler room and engine room, under the strict control of the ‘Danny’s’ crew, were greatly appreciated by the retired deck and engineer officers attending the event.  Recently presented with an award from the Institute of Mechanical Engineers, the ‘Danny’ and all her loyal and hard-working volunteers have finally been recognised for their contribution in restoring and maintaining this marvellous example of our maritime heritage for future generations. No visit to Liverpool can be considered complete until you have visited the Daniel Adamson, or sailed in her for a river trip during the summer months.

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