Sail & Rail

Traincustomer · 10-11-2011, 13:48

Having arrived at Dublin Ferryport for the 08:45 Jonathan Swift fast craft sailing to Holyhead one morning in the Autumn without a ticket, myself and family member had the SailRail tickets we purchased stamped with standby numbers 8 & 9. Luckily all standby passengers were then carried.

I was surprised it was so busy.

Wonder what the book in advance requirement on UK side will entail; at least two hours before commencing the first leg of the journey?

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10-11-2011, 13:48	#11
Traincustomer Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: ar an traein Posts: 602	Having arrived at Dublin Ferryport for the 08:45 Jonathan Swift fast craft sailing to Holyhead one morning in the Autumn without a ticket, myself and family member had the SailRail tickets we purchased stamped with standby numbers 8 & 9. Luckily all standby passengers were then carried. I was surprised it was so busy. Wonder what the book in advance requirement on UK side will entail; at least two hours before commencing the first leg of the journey?