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Irish Ferries - Check in and Boarding Process
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- čas přidán 30. 10. 2012
- Irish Ferries show how easy their check in and boarding process really is. Providing comfort and lack of stress this process is customer friendly and lets you begin your trip relaxed
This is such a helpful video for those travelling with neurodivergent children - means I can show my child just what to expect before we go :)
Simple and stress free process well done Irish ferry’s 😊
best Irish ferry on the Irish sea, love Irish Ferries. I'll always use them
Irish ferries best ferry companie ever
You need to link this direct from your e-ticket confirmation, your website FAQs on getting tickets and checking in, etc. I've spent two hours just figuring out where to go and what to do to be sure that I can pick up my (already booked, purchased, and confirmed online) ticket and check my car in on time. There's a reference to "allowing extra time" to "pick up your ticket" from "Check-in Desk No 1" -- but no map, description, or any other reference to where that is. If this video is accurate, turns out that just means: follow the signs to Irish Ferries, then use Lane 1 to pull up to Check-in BOOTH No 1. Those of us connecting from international flights with a car pickup from LHR plus drive across Kent to Dover, in order to meet an (unclear) check-in window aren't "neurodivergent" --- we are just trying to make sense of fragmented, incomplete, and unclear instructions scattered across multiple web pages and emails. It really does not need to be this piecemeal. By connecting the dots from three different pages, I find that for an 11:05 to Calais, I CANNOT check in more than two hours early, but I MUST check in at least one hour prior, AND allow "extra time" (how much?) to "pick up the ticket based on my confirmation email." So, on a Thursday morning in May, how long should I allow to actually enter the Port and arrive at Irish Ferries Check-in Booth 1 ?
Hi if you don't mint I ask you like is there any immigration documents checking while travelling through ferry between Dublin and Liverpool?
I go on that boat. I'M GOING ON FRIDAY!
I’m going on it in 2 weeks 😍😍😍😍
To come to England?
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If it is an e-ticket then why the hell do you need it on a piece of paper???
is it any different for an unaccompanied freight booking?
😑Foot passengers are treated disgracefully; required to walk for an hour from Cherbourg station to ferryport with luggage, no buses, no taxis, no shuttle. I met an American who was coming into France pushing his luggage in a discarded shopping trolley! No gangplanks to shore for foot passengers on French crossings to disembark; we had to wait for almost an hour until all the cars had driven off before we were allowed disembark via car deck. No buses at Dublin Ferryport either, fortunately a couple of taxis thought to come along in a while.
Please what's the requirement for footpassager passport or visa from France. Please can I use my Nigeria passport only without visa
Do you need a passport Or ?@@nelsonosazemwogie8149Hey
@@nelsonosazemwogie8149how that was bro ?
@@nelsonosazemwogie8149say to me if you needed to sho passport there
@bigcatch3894 can I use my Nigeria passport
How about for foot travelers arriving by taxi?
Theres a walkway
What pisses me off is that always police car verification ...
Is it true that in order to squeeze more money from the public that Irish ferries decided to remove crew accommodation? Meaning crew would have to hot bunk? If true that is disgraceful, it’s a merchant ship, not a warship.
2023
I wasn’t guided to my lane..
I still use stena line
Stena line is cheap shit
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Has to be the worst way to get to Ireland from UK.
This comment thread is so funny hahahaha
@@MrJaguar747 Seriously, look at what's involved. We have an engineering base in Ireland and sometimes we have to go there. Because we would have to take quipment not suitable for transport on aircraft we use the ferry.
This involves, a drive from the South of England to holyhead about 7 hours. You need to get there with at least an hour to spare and it's a 3+ hour crossing and theres disembarking add half an hour for that. When you add it all up it's about 24 hours (return trip) and about £900.
If the weather is bad and the ferry is full it's like a scene from the travel of the pilgrim fathers. People sick stretched out on the floor everywhere.
Here's the way we do it now. Get a company lift to either Gatwick or Heathrow, hop on a flight and your in Ireland 1 hour later, get a company pick up, have your equipment sent be courier in advance. All done in about 3 and a half hours at half the cost. With no pikies puking or smell of sick anywhere!
@@hugostiglitz6914 And what about the simple traveler wanting to go to the UK or Ireland with their car.... Jesus calm down not everything is about companies
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I’ll still use Stena line
Illegal immigrants don’t need to be checked.?