Anyone have a code or a member of country sports Ireland ?
I don't think there have been any since the start of Covid?
A long shot but does anyone have a code for Dublin/Holyhead.
Thanks
Hi, are there any discount codes or promo codes for Irish ferries Ireland to UK? Thanks.
I am looking for stena line code from Rosslare to Cherbourg please.
Any codes going for dub to Holyhead? Booking family holiday for next June and coming in at €610 and was hoping to save a few bob if possible. Thanks
Axa Plus has a 10% code. Used in and save €50
Don't think you are going to find one. Covid killed off the discount codes and they haven't come back.
Does anyone have any valid discount code from Ireland to France?
On Stena Found the 4 berth decent, a bed, bathroom, TV etc.
The room with outside door double bed is like a hotel room. Very comfortable..
Prices are high every where and on every mode. Lots of devices reduced staff during lock down and haven't been able to ramp back to previous levels. At the same time everyone wants to travel.
They're like prison cells. More space in Mount Joy I'd say.
I bought a 4 berth cabin in the end.. but is there any way to advertise to some other solo traveller to offset the price or is this is a no-no?, is there not a huge number of empty beds in 4 berth cabins and then some people booking at v. last minute with neither a seat nor a bed? seems a waste but I understand people not wanting to share as they do seem fairly tight cabins..
Try changing your dates i.e. go midweek, try a different route, a good few to choose from next year. Shop and get fuel in Tesco and use the vouchers
Hi folks ...
I've been traveling over on ferries for years but never seen prices as high as these .....
Hoping for some kind of sale in January but doubt it going on previous years.
Anyone any information
I pulled up outside port, wife and child went inside and checked in and boarded as foot passengers, in Dublin they could have just walked out into smoking area and rejoined me in car but little one wanted tk get bus onto the boat so they met me on board.
Same at Holyhead but no option there for them to join me, they have to meet me on board
Out of curiosity , when you booked in your wife and child as a duty free day shopper , did they stay in the car witb you when you checked in or did they have to check themselves into the terminal.
We were over last week 2 of us in the car with stena 500 euro return , with hotel for 4 nights. Hotel on its own would have cost 200. Ferries on their own were around 370 both daytime .
I remember years ago i was able to get day returns for the car and driver for 175. But was able to adjust the days out so i could travel out friday night and back sunday night
Pre-pandemic you'd see fares advertised from €89 car plus driver. It's now €139 or €149 for the same.
Surprised you didn't get surcharged on the day returns - they always used to put that in the smallprint if you didn't come back.
Hotel + ferry option with Stena might be the cheapest. You only need to stay for 1 night in a hotel and can move the ferry travel dates out much further apart. Probably a good bit cheaper than just the ferry. Kids used to travel free. Have done that a few times.
Discount codes at the moment are rarer than rocking horse crap
There are a few 'workaround' that will save you money
We went to visit family in Wales last week, 4 night trip with a car on Stena, i paid 267Euro for myself and our 18month old to go on the car
Wife and 6yr old were booked on same ferry as a 'Duty Free day trip' at a cost of 16 for her, 8 for little one, they just didnt use the return leg of the same day, save maybe 80euro
Now that 267 Euro was a short stay special, under 5 nights, they dont seem to be doing them after January
My eldest daughter is expecting her first child in March, i've priced up a 3 night trip, midweek, M-F , 2 adults, a 6yr old, a toddler and car and it's coming in at 520Euro, complete mad money, i've never EVER known it this expensive
reckon any coming in January ?
Anyway...sorry. rant over. Discount codes at all?
Or ringing! I was owed a refund. Due to a bereavement. They refused to give it to me. Eventually I got a credit note...for a company I never want to use again. Its disgraceful behaviour. And feel so helpless that these people can be so unaccountable. If I behaved like that at my work I would rightly be fired!
Don't waste your time emailing IF they take months to reply. I was owed a refund and they took 2 months to get back to me by email.
Yes. It's unfortunate as an island we are held to ransom by lack of competition. The IF treatment of customers during covid was a disgrace.
Anyway rant over. Unfortunately a relative needs to travel on IF soon and we have credit to use up. 22ISA is accepted in the discount box but does not give a real life discount.
Before we were advised to email IF with a code and they would "get back to you". Guess when they got back to us?
So close to the crossing that the fare had gone up more than the discount coveted!
It would be funny if the feeling of being taken for a ride wasn't so high :)
Fares are high irrespective of time of year unfortunately but it tally's with their results.
Revenues in its Irish Ferries division came to €338m, a 133.9% increase on the previous year and an 83.4% increase on 2019.
Thanks. I've tried a few codes on other things. The code goes through but no discount applied to prices.
Fares seem very high for this time of year. I was looking at taking the car over before Christmas but it seems like it's cheaper and possibly quicker to fly and car hire.
Was it on the stena website itself? Thanks
Start here https://www.axa.ie/axaplus/offer/save-10-off-ferry-travel-to-britain-and-france then follow the link in the How to redeem section.
Thanks. At which point in the booking dod you put your axa no in?
I booked Stena online, input my Axa policy number, and it generated a code.
The Axa policy relates to another vehicle I own but this isn't an issue apparently.
