Cost us £1.50 to cross which we did twice in succession for the novelty value. Our car has a glass roof so the children got a great view of the astonishing scale of the bridge. Toll staff friendly and helpful. Used to be free for blue badge holders but apparently you now have to call in advance as some badge... More

I always park on the foreshore and look at the bridge. It's fascinating to watch the traffic travelling too and fro as well as watching the ships up and down the river. More

only £1.50 now like del boy days. Nice view not so good on very windy days as when i last went. More

if you're just visting worth a look but can get very expensive if you have to use it lots looking forward to the price drop More

You get great views from the bridge, walking underneath it is impressive on both sides of the estuary and many locals simply go and sit in their cars by the bridge to listen to the radio, eat their lunches and / or have a kip whilst the ships head past riding the flood or ebb tides. There's loads of parking... More

so many ways to look at this and the changing conditions alway make it worth a visit. Tolls are now reasonable so you can even afford to drive across for the lazzy More

Well worth a visit to this engineering feat! First time I went to it, I ran across it, nice views, nature reserve on the opposite side and a viewing point on the Hull-side. It looks at its most impressive when the sun is setting behind it so probably go late afternoon on a nice day. I haven't been to any... More

there are some nice walks around the bridge and also across the bridge, there is also a nice pub under the bridge where you can have some nice lunch. More

We watched the bridge being built over 30 years ago - we would go and have a look every Sunday to see how much more had been completed, and we literally watched the two ends meet! It really is an impressive construction - as well as driving over you can walk, and there is a lovely country park and a... More