Recent content by Flying Snail

Stena Dublin Liverpool is unaccompanied freight only, as is CLDN (formerly Seatruck), P&O was freight and cars but no foot passengers.

Typical SNCF behaviour, paying customers also get this treatment.

Take them to court for what? The ferry company are entitled to require customers to present passports if they want, they have given notice of this change in terms and if you turn up and are refused because you have not met their terms then you have no valid claim.

Pretty unlikely they'll be sticking a massive lithium battery in armoured land rovers.

Well my google account is not from the UK but my location at any one time varies, google geolocking is based on account country and doesn't change when a device moves to a different place.

Meal vouchers are only on DFDS, I assume these are supplied by the ferry company as part of coach bookings rather than being funded by Flixbus.

Hmm. "This app isn't available on Google Play in your region"

That is a good 6 hour round trip from Dublin. Are you also aware that it is a private house with no access to the public on a very narrow road, not a tourist location.

Have you also looked at Ember? 14.20 and 17.20 departures from Glasgow. Also a 14.12 from Edinburgh. https://www.ember.to/

OP has finished his trip, as per previous post. But the withdrawn ticket you are referring to was the Daytripper which covered a much larger area and was also valid on most buses.

No, it is a vague term that is used for everything from a proper refrigerant compression system to a swamp cooler or just a fan or anything else in between. That is why it is such a useless term, it has no real meaning.

Good. A facility that is an annoyance on every message board that I have frequented. Largely used by people with no understanding that their favourite quote, witticism, agenda, political viewpoint, inappropriate personal fact and assorted other nonsense is not of interest to the majority of the...

Of course it does, if free upgrades are being given to those with Std class tickets then what exactly are those who have paid a premium for 1st class actually paying for?

Add to that most participating bus routes (as well other bus routes in the Highlands) are within the £2 bus fare area so likely to be cheaper to pay separately than using the pass.

From previous discussions it would seem that the GM Wayfarer sold through PayPoint outlets are more likely to be accepted on buses without an argument than rail ticket issued ones.