Ade B
MB Enthusiast
Anyone know off the top of their head the price difference between booking a ferry in advance and turning up on the day (or booking the day before).
Cheers,
Ade
Cheers,
Ade
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I found the difference to be huge.
In fact I could have saved £150 one way by booking the crossing online from the car park outside the booking office in Calais using my blackberry.
Never again will I make that mistake!
Book online always if using the dover calais route is my advice.
Anyone know off the top of their head the price difference between booking a ferry in advance and turning up on the day (or booking the day before).
Cheers,
Ade
Oh, worth noting that its worth every penny to upgrade to executive lounge or whatever its called. Its only a fiver or something but includes free champagne and tea or coffee and nibbles (I even got a massage), and best of all it means you are away from the hoards of booze and tobacco smugglers who seem to preoccupy most of the crossings.
This is great advice! I have done the same thing on the ferry to Holland and instead of fighting for a seat you get access to the "panorama lounge" where you get free papers, coffee/tea and a leather armchair to sit in. It was something like £8 for the upgrade but on a 3.5 hour ferry trip you could easily spend that on drinks alone.Oh, worth noting that its worth every penny to upgrade to executive lounge or whatever its called. Its only a fiver or something but includes free champagne and tea or coffee and nibbles (I even got a massage), and best of all it means you are away from the hoards of booze and tobacco smugglers who seem to preoccupy most of the crossings.
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