Ferry to France: info required
06 February 2007, 05:41 PM
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Ferry to France: info required
Checking ferry prices for school holiday time and prices are exorbitant.
What's to stop me buying a day return, swanning around France for five days and then buying a day return on the French side?
Sounds straightforward but I bet it ain't.
What's to stop me buying a day return, swanning around France for five days and then buying a day return on the French side?
Sounds straightforward but I bet it ain't.
06 February 2007, 06:34 PM
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Nope, it's not.
The ferry companies keep your details, and if any part of a ticket isn't used, they reserve the right to charge you full fare on your credit/debit card at a later date.
If you think they prices are dear, give them a ring and ask if there are any special offers.
I've just booked 10 days from next friday, shareholder's 50% discount, and it's STILL £105 return!
P&O:
UK: 08705 980 333
0800-2000, Monday-Friday
0800-1830, Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays
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The ferry companies keep your details, and if any part of a ticket isn't used, they reserve the right to charge you full fare on your credit/debit card at a later date.
If you think they prices are dear, give them a ring and ask if there are any special offers.
I've just booked 10 days from next friday, shareholder's 50% discount, and it's STILL £105 return!
P&O:
UK: 08705 980 333
0800-2000, Monday-Friday
0800-1830, Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays
Alcazar
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When we went to france from dover, it cost £110 return, but that was an anytime ticket so we could ammend it. The ferry was brilliant and it was a smooth ride, that was with P&O.
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Try these we are going Dover Calais last week in Aug, got a 7 day return for £90 on P&O.
P&O direct wanted £160 for the same dates and times.....
Ferrybooker.com: Ferries & tunnel to France, Ireland and Europe
P&O direct wanted £160 for the same dates and times.....
Ferrybooker.com: Ferries & tunnel to France, Ireland and Europe
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