I've booked Manchester Picc to Dublin sail rail. The train arrives at Holyhead at 1120 for the 1150 Swift ferry departure. The minimum check in for foot passengers is 30minutes. This train service is often a few minutes late. What are my chances of getting this ferry if the train arrives at 1130 for eg?
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Sail Rail Holyhead with 30 minute connection
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Gareth Marston
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Its an official connection in journey planner so they must get people doing it every day and Ferry staff at Holyhead will be aware of connecting passengers from it.
dk1
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It usually works & they can hurry you through.
https://www.railforums.co.uk/threads/11-50-swift-holyhead-dublin.147622/
might be relevant.
might be relevant.
Flying Snail
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As per the above thread, if you want a good chance of getting your fare refunded as well as arriving in Dublin 4 hours late then go for it, if catching the 11.50 is your priority then take the 07.50 from Piccadilly.
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