Ryde's pier is the second-longest seaside pier in the country: only Southend's is longer. The original wooden structure at Ryde opened in 1814 - there are now two parts to it, one side carrying cars and pedestrians - the other side carrying Island line trains between Pier Head and Esplanade stations.
| Departing to | Train | Time | Platform | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| to Ryde Pier Head | Island Line | 16:35 | 1 | On time |
| to Ryde St Johns Road | Island Line | 16:50 | 1 | On time |
| to Ryde Pier Head | Island Line | 17:05 | 1 | On time |
| to Ryde St Johns Road | Island Line | 17:20 | 1 | On time |
| to Ryde Pier Head | Island Line | 17:35 | 1 | On time |
| Arriving from | Train | Time | Platform | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| from Ryde St Johns Road | Island Line | 16:35 | 1 | On time |
| from Ryde Pier Head | Island Line | 16:50 | 1 | On time |
| from Ryde St Johns Road | Island Line | 17:05 | 1 | On time |
| from Ryde Pier Head | Island Line | 17:20 | 1 | On time |
| from Ryde St Johns Road | Island Line | 17:35 | 1 | On time |