Edda - the first of two new super ferries on the route - will go into service on this route. The Stena terminal at Victoria Terminal 2 has been upgraded to accommodate the larger vessels. The Stena Edda sailed into Belfast on 26 February 2020 to test the new facilities. Isle of Man Steam Packet Company to Douglas, Isle of Man Ferry & Rail Connections Connecting Belfast with Glasgow Central via Stranraer using the bus link from Cairnryan. Trains run along the Glasgow South Western Line from Stranraer to Glasgow Central. There is Metro bus Service 96 connecting with onto the Londonderry Line and Belfast Suburban Rail network of Northern Ireland Railways. Cruise ships It is increasingly popular with cruise liners, with 2016 due to be the busiest cruise season in the city's history with over 145,000 passengers and crew due to visit, representing a 26% increase in visitor numbers compared with 2015. The 2 cruise berths that are used are the Pollock dock, named after Northern Irish politician Hugh MacDowell Pollock, for smaller ships and the Stormont Wharf (deep water berth) for larger ships, The extended Stormont Wharf was opened on 30 June 2009 by the Grand Princess. Pollock Dock: (Length 457m, depth 8.5m) Stormont Wharf (Length 177m, depth 10.2m) Property Belfast Harbour has extensive property interests covering about . 855 acres are used directly for port operations, are reserved for nature conservation and the remaining 1,005 are either leased or under negotiation. Titanic Quarter Belfast Harbour's largest property project is the Titanic Quarter, which is "co-promoted" with Titanic Quarter Limited. Holywood Exchange Belfast Harbour Commissioners and its partners made the first planning application for Holywood Exchange (previously known as D5 or Harbour Exchange) on 14 November 1995. Planning permission was granted twice and then successfully challenged. The third time planning permission was granted it was again challenged, but this time unsuccessfully. Construction began in December 2002 and when completed the development consisted of an 11 unit 13,940 m2 (150,000 ft2) retail warehouse centre, a Sainsbury's store and service station, and a B&Q store. A 29,000 m2 (312,000 ft2) IKEA store opened on 13 December 2007. City Quays City Quays is a mixed-use commercial offices in City Quays 1 and City Quays 2 and includes shops, cafes, restaurants and other local services. Other The Odyssey Complex, which consists of the Odyssey Pavilion, SSE Arena Belfast and W5 is a