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Irish Ferries- charge for additional passengers?

outstation42 · 2014-01-26 16:53:09

Somebody has told me this is 25 euros, but that is less than the site charges buying in advance so can it be true? We aren't sure if van will be returning loaded with stuff and just driver or another adult, 2 kids and 2 infants... Not sure what to book for.

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26-01-2014 5:53pm

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outstation42

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Somebody has told me this is 25 euros, but that is less than the site charges buying in advance so can it be true? We aren't sure if van will be returning loaded with stuff and just driver or another adult, 2 kids and 2 infants... Not sure what to book for.

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#2 27-01-2014 10:38pm
munchkin_utd

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possibly the 25euro was meant as being the extra charge per person when going by landbridge, i.e. via England/ Wales.

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#3 27-01-2014 11:19pm
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Whatever about €25, accommodation is compulsory for overnight sailings and that can be very expensive depending on whats available if anything at all is available. Talk to them on the phone.

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#4 30-01-2014 7:38pm
outstation42

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We're going to Wales/ England. Accommodation definitely not compulsory, were you both speaking of ferries to France?

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