Promotion Code - Irish Ferries / Stena Line

Rock Steady Edy · 23-07-2019 10:05pm

I think the small print will say that your card will be charged about €25 if you do not return the same day.

cormie · 24-07-2019 12:41am

No mention of it on the T+C's from what I can see:

The Stena Line Terms of Business together with these special conditions apply to all bookings and travel.

Applies to online bookings only
Day Trip is by foot and is the same price for adults (16+ years) and children (4 – 15 years). Infants (0 – 3 years) travel free.
€7 fare applies to travel on a Tuesday only. Day Trip is €15.50 on a Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Book 48 hours in advance of travel.
Travel from Dublin at 08.10 hours and travel from Holyhead at 14.00 hours or 20.30 hours for return to Dublin.
Travel from Rosslare at 08.00 hours and travel from Fishguard at 13.10 or 23.45 hours for return to Rosslare.
Passengers must disembark the ferry in Holyhead.
No refund if the booking is cancelled.
No-shows: If all passengers on a booking fail to show for the outward sailing, the booking will be cancelled in full. If one or more passengers on a booking check-in for the outward sailing, then it will not be cancelled.
Passengers are not permitted to bring luggage or own alcohol onboard.
It is not valid in conjunction with any other offer, discount or promotion including Tesco Clubcard Boost tokens.
There are no charges for credit or debit card transactions.
Please note prices are subject to availability. Limited space available on peak sailing times.
No-shows: If all passengers on a booking fail to show for the outward sailing, the booking will be cancelled in full with no refund issued. If one or more passengers on a booking check-in for the outward sailing, then it will not be cancelled, although the passengers who didn’t travel will not be refunded.

Rock Steady Edy · 24-07-2019 6:25am

That's odd. I'm sure it was there before.

my3cents · 24-07-2019 6:30am

cormie wrote: »

No mention of it on the T+C's from what I can see:

Might have been a past Irish Ferries offer but I have definitely read somewhere the bit about being charged if you don't return the same day.

cormie · 24-07-2019 10:50am

Aye, maybe it was on the Irish Ferries one, I think they've done similar day trips before?

nemefuria · 25-07-2019 12:22am

But they don't need to implement the "penalty" for not returning the same day. According to the T&C, your return trip on a different day will be forfeit automatically as you won't be able to turn up for the outward journey. You could pay a full price single return journey I suppose and save less.

cormie · 25-07-2019 1:33am

Oh yeah, I get what you mean! Buuut, it seems if you go to the .co.uk address, you can do the opposite to get back to Ireland for £12.50 :pac:

So you'd have to book the outward on the .ie site and the return on the .co.uk site!

cormie · 15-08-2019 9:17am

Would anyone happen to have any of them 25% off codes please?

my3cents · 15-08-2019 9:41am

cormie wrote: »

Would anyone happen to have any of them 25% off codes please?

Last ones ran out about a week back. I hoping for another before September.

cormie · 21-08-2019 11:03pm

25% off is back again until 23:00 on the 24th of August!

my3cents · 21-08-2019 11:11pm

cormie wrote: »

25% off is back again until 23:00 on the 24th of August!

yep both Stenna and Irish Ferries. They seem to be firing these out for a few days every month now.

micks_address · 22-08-2019 11:06am

my3cents wrote: »

yep both Stenna and Irish Ferries. They seem to be firing these out for a few days every month now.

Thanks - is anyone offering discount on a next day return saling?

my3cents · 22-08-2019 11:14am

micks_address wrote: »

Thanks - is anyone offering discount on a next day return saling?

IF seem to have a next day return offer price from the home page you should find the offer. It doesn't show the price as discounted but just checked the weekend prices and can see they are cheaper than I'd expect by a useful amount.

micks_address · 22-08-2019 11:17am

my3cents wrote: »

IF seem to have a next day return offer price from the home page you should find the offer. It doesn't show the price as discounted but just checked the weekend prices and can see they are cheaper than I'd expect by a useful amount.

thanks looks like it doesnt apply the discount to next day... the fair im looking at is around 208 euro for two people and a car next day return

my3cents · 22-08-2019 11:43am

micks_address wrote: »

thanks looks like it doesnt apply the discount to next day... the fair im looking at is around 208 euro for two people and a car next day return

Thats heavily discounted.

Try changing your return date to a day in advance so you are staying another day and see how the prices shoot up.

cormie · 23-08-2019 6:56am

Stena offers are here:
https://www.stenaline.ie/ferries-to-britain/special-offers

my3cents · 28-08-2019 3:19pm

Stena 20% off, "Book using the code PACKED20 by 4 September and save on travel right up until 5 January 2020!"

The Stena Line Terms of Business together with these special conditions apply to all bookings and travel:

20% discount applies to new Economy, Flexi and Premium motorist fares only when using offer code PACKED20.
Valid for travel from Dublin to Holyhead and Rosslare to Fishguard.
Travel up to 5 January 2020.
Book a minimum of 48 hours in advance and by 23.00hrs on 4 September 2019.
Offer excludes freight, bicycles and foot passenger travel.
Not valid in conjunction with any other offer, discount or promotion including Tesco Clubcard Boost tokens.
Any discounts or points given are based on the fare before applying any fees and dues.
Service fee applies to non-web bookings.
Subject to availability. Terms and conditions apply.
Stena Line reserves the right to withdraw or change this offer at any time.

tbh I'd wait for a 25% IF offer however perhaps there next one will be 20% in line with Stena.

Irish Gunner · 07-09-2019 11:26am

When do the discount codes come out for travelling for May /June 2020.Want to travel to the UK but couldn't find any discount for travelling in these months?

my3cents · 07-09-2019 12:16pm

Irish Gunner wrote: »

When do the discount codes come out for travelling for May /June 2020.Want to travel to the UK but couldn't find any discount for travelling in these months?

Can't remember when the new time table comes out but you've plenty of time next year but I think the new time table should be out at the end of the year in time for yet another offer.

If you can be bothered go back through the thread and see how many offers come out between Jan and June, I'd say at least two 25% off offers.

The thing to do is to sign up for the newsletters then you'll get notification as soon as the offers are available.

my3cents · 10-09-2019 8:23pm

Stena is the latest in my in box

Be wise, save 20%

Catch the last of the sun and sail off on an autumn escape. Right now, there’s 20% off motorist fares from Dublin to Holyhead or Rosslare to Fishguard, swoop in while you can!

Sail with Stena Line and enjoy the little things we do that make every trip a big hoot.

Book using offer code HOOT20 by 16 September and save on travel right up until 5 January 2020!

The Stena Line Terms of Business together with these special conditions apply to all bookings and travel:

T&C's......

20% discount applies to new Economy, Flexi and Premium motorist fares only when using offer code HOOT20.
Valid for travel from Dublin to Holyhead and Rosslare to Fishguard.
Travel up to 5 January 2020.
Book a minimum of 48 hours in advance and by 23.00hrs on 16 September 2019.
Offer excludes freight, bicycles and foot passenger travel.
Not valid in conjunction with any other offer, discount or promotion including Tesco Clubcard Boost tokens.
Any discounts or points given are based on the fare before applying any fees and dues.
Service fee applies to non-web bookings.
Subject to availability. Terms and conditions apply.
Stena Line reserves the right to withdraw or change this offer at any time.

davidjtaylor · 02-10-2019 4:01pm

Anybody aware of any discount codes at the moment? Looking to travel 28th October 2019 from Dublin to Holyhead.

HairMare · 06-10-2019 2:45pm

hi there has anyone any codes for stena or irish ferries that might work this month ? we weren't supposed to be travelling till end of following month but trip has been moved up...

davidjtaylor · 06-10-2019 2:49pm

HairMare wrote: »

hi there has anyone any codes for stena or irish ferries that might work this month ? we weren't supposed to be travelling till end of following month but trip has been moved up...

I spoke to a guy at IF who said there's none at the mom. It's desperate expensive but because of half-term it'll be the only time I can travel. :mad:

HairMare · 13-10-2019 12:25pm

yeah we are in the same boat pardon the pun, its crazy expensive, we are travelling by van and getting rode completely

my3cents · 13-10-2019 12:43pm

I'm travelling the end of November I'll hold out to at least the first week before booking in case of a decent discount. Might even go with Stena as Irish Ferries have been cancelling a lot around storms when in the past they would have sailed (25 years travelling with them).

HairMare · 16-10-2019 9:04pm

irish ferries does seem the cheaper option for me, i just checked stena and over 600, like id expect alot for that, last time we travelled with them heaters werent working on boat we were frozen and sick subsequently

my3cents · 16-10-2019 9:17pm

HairMare wrote: »

irish ferries does seem the cheaper option for me, i just checked stena and over 600, like id expect alot for that, last time we travelled with them heaters werent working on boat we were frozen and sick subsequently

That sounds like a weekend trip with a large family and a camper van :eek:

HairMare · 17-10-2019 9:56am

its mental, and you can't book there hotel breaks with a van, but you can with a motorhome... like sorry now there the same flippin size and take up same space on the boat...

fdevine · 17-10-2019 11:17am

HairMare wrote: »

its mental, and you can't book there hotel breaks with a van, but you can with a motorhome... like sorry now there the same flippin size and take up same space on the boat...

Vans, by their nature, attract commercial fares AFAIK

HairMare · 17-10-2019 1:19pm

they do, but even when you tick the non commercial box your still fleeced, its just an excuse

my3cents · 17-10-2019 8:01pm

Stena giving 20% off, personally going to give it a couple of days to see what IF come up with?

Hello
Get a wicked saving!

Grab a frighteningly good 20% off travel to Britain.

No tricks, just a sweet deal on routes from Dublin to Holyhead and Rosslare to Fishguard. Book your monster saving by 23 October, and set sail before 5 January 2020.

Knock, knock. That’s a devilish discount at your door. Don’t miss out.So get into the spirit and use offer code TREATME20 to save today.

WHAT’S THE DEAL?
20% off motorist fares
Available on Dublin to Holyhead and Rosslare to Fishguard routes
Travel up to 5 January 2020
Book by 23.00hrs 23 October

Check for other T&C's

my3cents · 18-10-2019 10:21am

As expected Irish Ferries also offering 20% off

Book your break by next Wednesday 23rd October to get your 20% off. You'd be mad not to!

20% off to Britain T&Cs
Valid on all Irish Sea routes. Book online and 48hrs in advance and by midnight 23 October 2019. Travel from the 20 October up to 5 Jan 2020 inclusive. New bookings only. Subject to availability. Excludes: Next day return fares freight, bicycles, foot passengers, Sail Rail, land-bridge, inclusive holidays, Tesco travel tokens or any other 3rd party arrangements. Fees for non-web bookings apply. Standard terms & conditions of booking & travel apply. Irish Ferries reserves the right to withdraw this offer at any time.

Was hoping for another 25% off but 20% is better than nothing.

Brianfitz543 · 22-10-2019 1:47pm

This is bit of a cheeky long shot, but has anyone booked with Irish ferries from the UK to Ireland and received the promo code for €75 off at Centre Parcs in Longford.

davidjtaylor · 22-10-2019 2:52pm

my3cents wrote: »

As expected Irish Ferries also offering 20% off

Book your break by next Wednesday 23rd October to get your 20% off. You'd be mad not to!

20% off to Britain T&Cs
Valid on all Irish Sea routes. Book online and 48hrs in advance and by midnight 23 October 2019. Travel from the 20 October up to 5 Jan 2020 inclusive. New bookings only. Subject to availability. Excludes: Next day return fares freight, bicycles, foot passengers, Sail Rail, land-bridge, inclusive holidays, Tesco travel tokens or any other 3rd party arrangements. Fees for non-web bookings apply. Standard terms & conditions of booking & travel apply. Irish Ferries reserves the right to withdraw this offer at any time.

Was hoping for another 25% off but 20% is better than nothing.

I delayed a long-awaited visit to family in England because of the extortionate prices. I told them we'd come over later in the year. Now I can't book even with 20% off because I've put a bit much other stuff on the credit card…:D:D:eek::eek:

my3cents · 22-10-2019 3:32pm

davidjtaylor wrote: »

I delayed a long-awaited visit to family in England because of the extortionate prices. I told them we'd come over later in the year. Now I can't book even with 20% off because I've put a bit much other stuff on the credit card…:D:D:eek::eek:

Cheapest trip is always the overnight mid week ones Tuesday and Wednesday. If you can plan to travel at those times then you'll save at least 25% on the price of the peak weekend fairs.

davidjtaylor · 24-10-2019 10:47am

my3cents wrote: »

Cheapest trip is always the overnight mid week ones Tuesday and Wednesday. If you can plan to travel at those times then you'll save at least 25% on the price of the peak weekend fairs.

Yeah, I always travel on the first ferry of the day (not long after midnight) on Wednesdays. Not only the cheapest but I can travel down to Dublin (from Clare) with no traffic problems!

And on the way back from England, the M7 is empty heading up out of Dublin, with traffic chocka on the opposite side…:D

Cape Clear · 24-10-2019 11:29am

Any discounts or deals available for accommodation & travel packages for summer 2020?

Chelle_C · 29-10-2019 5:17pm

Sorry guys, no codes to offer but just wondered if any of you regular ferry users can advise me.

I've looked up a price today for travel in late December.

If I wait until the end of November to book, are prices likely to shoot up?
If I were booking flights I wouldn't hang around however I'm not sure if sea travel prices work the same way.

Thanks

davidjtaylor · 01-11-2019 1:43pm

Chelle_C wrote: »

Sorry guys, no codes to offer but just wondered if any of you regular ferry users can advise me.

I've looked up a price today for travel in late December.

If I wait until the end of November to book, are prices likely to shoot up?
If I were booking flights I wouldn't hang around however I'm not sure if sea travel prices work the same way.

Thanks

Provided you don't want to travel on a busy day (Fridays and Sundays, I believe) then you've nothing to lose by hanging on for a deal. That's what I'm doing.

The very cheapest crossings are the first one each day, each way - not long after midnight - on Wednesdays.

Chelle_C · 04-11-2019 10:15am

There's a flash 25% sale on the Stena Line website for anyone interested:

What’s the Deal?

•25% off motorist fares
•Available on Dublin to Holyhead or Rosslare to Fishguard routes
•Travel up to 5 January 2020
•Book by 23.00hrs 5 November

Code: TIMER25

davidjtaylor · 04-11-2019 1:09pm

Irish Ferries are doing the same, 25% off till midnight 6th November. Chelle_C, now's your chance.

Chelle_C · 04-11-2019 8:23pm

davidjtaylor wrote: »

Irish Ferries are doing the same, 25% off till midnight 6th November. Chelle_C, now's your chance.

Booked with Stena and I’m delighted with the saving! Couldn’t have come at a better time

furryhead · 16-11-2019 10:11pm

Hi, looking at Dublin to Holyhead 9 - 12 December. Nearly €400 at the minute. Does anyone know of any discount code or the likelyhood of one in the next couple of weeks? Never used ferry & car before for travel so not sure if this is a decent deal.Thanks

davidjtaylor · 17-11-2019 1:56pm

furryhead wrote: »

Hi, looking at Dublin to Holyhead 9 - 12 December. Nearly €400 at the minute. Does anyone know of any discount code or the likelyhood of one in the next couple of weeks? Never used ferry & car before for travel so not sure if this is a decent deal.Thanks

That price sounds about right - they just finished a deal and with it I got a return crossing for 2 people and car and cabins for €280.50 but prior to that it was around €420.

Just subscribe to their newsletter and you'll get notified. It's not likely they'll do another deal before your dates but you never know, fingers crossed. Good luck!

Chelle_C · 25-11-2019 12:40pm

Just received this email from STENA, I'm sure you could register as a member if you're not already one to avail of the deal:

Our Black Friday pre-sale is now open to Extra members!

Save up to 25% on all routes by car to Britain and France before everybody else with our Extra loyalty club exclusive.

Book by 4 December 2019 for travel up to 15 December 2020 - simply use the offer code SUPER25 to save.

54and56 · 25-11-2019 5:43pm

Chelle_C wrote: »

Just received this email, I'm sure you could register as a member if you're not already one to avail of the deal:

Our Black Friday pre-sale is now open to Extra members!

Save up to 25% on all routes by car to Britain and France before everybody else with our Extra loyalty club exclusive.

Book by 4 December 2019 for travel up to 15 December 2020 - simply use the offer code SUPER25 to save.

From Irish Ferries or Stena?

webpal · 25-11-2019 6:53pm

I just put it into stena and it worked, discount is only off sailing price, i.e. not cabins or any add ons

Chelle_C · 26-11-2019 10:04am

54and56 wrote: »

From Irish Ferries or Stena?

Sorry, Stena

54and56 · 26-11-2019 11:19am

Chelle_C wrote: »

Sorry, Stena

Nice one, thanks Chelle_C.

I had already booked a one way for car + 2 adults + 1 child + one 4 berth outside cabin on a Flexi Fare basis which cost €694. I cancelled that (cancellation fee of €3) and used your code to rebook the exact same sailing for €586 but for the first time ever it offered me an option to part pay with loyalty points I'd built up over previous years which I did and ended up paying a net of €539 which puts €151 in my pocket thanks to using Flexi Fare for the first booking and the discount code you'd spotted

I'll toast you when having a "free" family meal out during the holiday

Chelle_C · 26-11-2019 10:24pm

54and56 wrote: »

Nice one, thanks Chelle_C.

I had already booked a one way for car + 2 adults + 1 child + one 4 berth outside cabin on a Flexi Fare basis which cost €694. I cancelled that (cancellation fee of €3) and used your code to rebook the exact same sailing for €586 but for the first time ever it offered me an option to part pay with loyalty points I'd built up over previous years which I did and ended up paying a net of €539 which puts €151 in my pocket thanks to using Flexi Fare for the first booking and the discount code you'd spotted

I'll toast you when having a "free" family meal out during the holiday

Ah I’m so happy for you!
It’s only because of this thread I even discovered there was such a thing as discount codes for Stena and saved a good chunk myself last month because of it.
So I’m delighted to help someone else

Enjoy the holiday and the ‘free’ meal!

Promotion Code - Irish Ferries / Stena Line

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