Bus Eireann Economy vs Standard

slade_x · 19-05-2010 10:13PM #1

I was looking to book the eurolines coach service to london (which can be done online now via buseireann) but what i found a little odd was they offer an economy and a standard ticket; €60 and €82 return respectively.

There is only ever one transit, it always leaves tipperary @ 4.35pm. So on the exact same coach, what is the difference in service? Or is the details in the booking, is it just simply a non refundable ticket.

Thanks

KC61 · 19-05-2010 10:40PM

Presumably it means on board the ship?

Run_to_da_hills · 19-05-2010 10:45PM

Or a white cover over the headrest on the bus.

slade_x · 20-05-2010 03:53AM

KC61 wrote: »

Presumably it means on board the ship?

Everyone is free to site anywhere (or lye as most do) there are no marked seating areas

The only differentiating service being a cabin which will cost about €50 for each trip depending

KC61 · 20-05-2010 06:53AM

Well looking more closely at this, when you look at the ticket descriptions on the website it describes the Economy ticket as a promotional fare that must be booked at least 5 days in advance, return journey must be within one month, and it cannot be changed.

Terrontress · 20-05-2010 07:06AM

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Or a white cover over the headrest on the bus.

That is what is known as an antimacasser.

Fratton Fred · 20-05-2010 08:22AM

slade_x wrote: »

Everyone is free to site anywhere (or lye as most do) there are no marked seating areas

The only differentiating service being a cabin which will cost about €50 for each trip depending

There is Club Class on Irish Ferries, or Stena Plus which cost around €20 extra.

Bus Eireann Economy vs Standard

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