Tesco clubcard irish ferries

gip

Not really sure if in proper forum but just spotted on Tesco site "Please note that the Rosslare/Cherbourg and Rosslare/Roscoff routes are now available again to be booked using Clubcard Deals Tokens" Absolutely delighted to see this back,the dogs cahoona's, headin off to France in August

kindalen

excellent, great deal.used it a few times.

harsea8

Those Tesco ferry deals are great. Only thing to remember is that you have to call to get a quote, don't use the quick quote facility on web, especially when there is a sale on. We recently booked a dublin-holyhead trip using the vouchers and the price was ~€150 more than the price quoted on the website as there is a summer internet sale on at moment that you can't use the tokens for

brosna

Thanks OP. I was disappointed when they removed the option to use these for France. It's good to know this is back again.

whatsupdoc?

What a joke.
Ferry company not doing well on the bookings this summer so they decide to over turn the decision they made to stop the bookings via Tesco.
Most people will have already booked and paid for their holdays this year and afaik you have to have the vouchers before you can book the travel so you are looking at mid to late July at the earliest before you get the vouchers.
Also people may have spent the vouchers they were saving for the offer when they announced it was finishing up in March.

uriah

gip wrote: »

Not really sure if in proper forum but just spotted on Tesco site "Please note that the Rosslare/Cherbourg and Rosslare/Roscoff routes are now available again to be booked using Clubcard Deals Tokens" Absolutely delighted to see this back,the dogs cahoona's, headin off to France in August

Tesco & Irish Ferries - perfect partnership.
Would stay at home standing outside in the rain and starve before giving a penny to either company.

Smoggy

are there any deals to the UK at the moment ?

kindalen

check out tesco clubcard deals site. it explains all.

you need clubcard vouchers....

Saruman

Nice to have it back, though I am planning on going to the UK with stena line as opposed to Irish ferries but with the option for France again then I might use them another time.

loyatemu

good to hear, but like many who have used this in the past I've already booked (and taken) my holiday for this year.

alan4cult

uriah wrote: »

Tesco & Irish Ferries - perfect partnership.
Would stay at home standing outside in the rain and starve before giving a penny to either company.

+1

One's a kip the other's a floating kip.

Vic Vinegar

alan4cult wrote: »

+1

One's a kip the other's a floating kip.

Yawn.