£62.10 for departures on 1-6, 8-11, 15-18, 23-26, 27-31 Oct 2017
£62.10 for departures on 1-2, 5-10, 13-16, 20-30 Nov 2017
Option 2: Four-berth cabin for four*
£98.10 for departures on 1-6, 8-11, 15-18, 23-26, 27-31 Oct 2017
£98.10 for departures on 1-2, 5-10, 13-16, 20-30 Nov 2017
* I have adjusted the prices to include the code, these are the final prices.
14 comments
summerof76
15 Sep 17#1
Take a thick coat with you as crossing the North sea it can be choppy weather. Heat added :thumbsup:
reindeer333 to summerof76
15 Sep 17#2
Hopefully it won't be too choppy :grin: Thanks Summer :muscle:
faz1964
15 Sep 17#3
Don't get stung with the onboard mobile roaming charges if you go. :astonished:
Turn off roaming until you get to Holland!
rockchick90 to faz1964
15 Sep 17#11
Not if you're with a company that have abolished roaming charges :grin: I used mine on the ferry to France and it was fine
faz1964 to rockchick90
15 Sep 17#12
Onboard roaming is completely different to normal land roaming. Trust me and read the reviews and see who's had their fingers burnt.
casper6391 to faz1964
16 Sep 17#13
I got stung coming back from France, as the roaming in Europe is free now I just left it on but forgot to turn it off for the ferry back. Didn't even use the phone but it connected to the maritime signal which is classed as international and must of updated something. £12 later lesson learned but could be a whole lot more if your actually using your phone for something like videos.
faz1964 to casper6391
16 Sep 17#14
We were caught when returning to Hull. I got a normal connection on EE, so my wife and kids put their phones on,but they are on Three which was not available to them so they connected to the Maritime one. Five minutes of Facebooking and the text messages started coming through about the charges. £120 lighter in the pocket!!! :rage:
Madchester
15 Sep 17#4
chirague
15 Sep 17#5
hey guys, wondering if anyone knows how it works out two nights?
it shows 10/11/2017 as the departure date and return as 11/11/2017, i thought it was two nights, or is it really 1 night and 2 days?
hope someone can help me understand this,
cheers
wrightstuff1980 to chirague
15 Sep 17#7
You travel over night both ways and get the day in Amsterdam. So return is 11/11/2017 but you arrive back 12//11/2017.
chirague to wrightstuff1980
15 Sep 17#8
Ah, got you, thanks for that!
dark_shadow
15 Sep 17#6
Sorry to sound a bit dim but how does this work for 27-31 Oct for 4 nights?
Do you take the ferry and stay the 27th night onboard then arrange rest of the nights in Amsterdam separately?
Shambolic
15 Sep 17#9
Looks like £12 per day parking at North Shields port :angry:
Mitch_s_s
15 Sep 17#10
Reading the details, you only get 5 hours in Amsterdam from what I can see
Opening post
Option 1: Two-berth cabin for two*
Option 2: Four-berth cabin for four*
* I have adjusted the prices to include the code, these are the final prices.
14 comments
Take a thick coat with you as crossing the North sea it can be choppy weather. Heat added :thumbsup:
Turn off roaming until you get to Holland!
it shows 10/11/2017 as the departure date and return as 11/11/2017, i thought it was two nights, or is it really 1 night and 2 days?
hope someone can help me understand this,
cheers
Do you take the ferry and stay the 27th night onboard then arrange rest of the nights in Amsterdam separately?