Ferry Crossing - Santander (1 Viewer)

[MrMotorhome]

On the ferry heading home now.

Thought we would try reclining seats. First my newspaper was stolen before I could read it,. then early morning we went for a walk and when we came back Carols pillow had disappeared and there was now a man sleeping on the floor in front of us, on Carols pillow! I was so outraged I kicked him and instructed him to move on - which scared me more than him and after swearing at me he agreed. The worst part there was a serial snoring maniac (all night) two seats in front of us.

I also stood on my laptop accidently and can only see half the screen whilst I write this!

Oh for the lazy days and fun at Marjal!

 

[Road Runner]

Oh dear sounds like a disastrous crossing, been considering these seats for my crossing to!oh:

 

[Jim]

Cabins for us, those seats are awful..

Safe journey home:thumb:

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[tony garvin]

On the ferry heading home now.

Thought we would try reclining seats. First my newspaper was stolen before I could read it,. then early morning we went for a walk and when we came back Carols pillow had disappeared and there was now a man sleeping on the floor in front of us, on Carols pillow! I was so outraged I kicked him and instructed him to move on - which scared me more than him and after swearing at me he agreed. The worst part there was a serial snoring maniac (all night) two seats in front of us.

I also stood on my laptop accidently and can only see half the screen whilst I write this!

Oh for the lazy days and fun at Marjal!

Aw - really sorry to hear about the mishaps on your ferry trip - hope you'll get over it before we see you at Petereborough!

 

[vwalan]

i always pay for a seat but as said they and the rooms they are in are horrible .find a quiet place elsewhere and grab a snooze. have had a cabin but dont think its worth the extra .

 

[chatter]

for us it is worth paying for a cabin on the longer crossings, at least we can sleep proper knowing that any items we have carried with us on the boat are safe, and we can start our journey refreshed and washed once we depart the boat, not to mention the fact that we can make our own drinks of coffee or tea throughout the voyage when we want

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[Brisey]

Hi Andrew & Carol, sorry to hear of your troubles at the end of your holiday. oh: We hope your onward journey goes much better for you.:thumb: Get home, get down the Shore for a few pints and you will have a good laugh about it all.
Best wishes
Brian & Pam.

 

[hdvrod]

Cheap can be dear!

 

[Larrynwin]

A cabin for us , comfort and quiet, except for the wife snoring

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[Chris]

I am sat in a Commodore cabin this very minute in Portsmouth.

Horrific journey down here with hold ups on M25 and M3 but now checked in ready to sail at 5pm.

Brought some beer with me which is cooling in the cabin fridge.:thumb:

 

[MrMotorhome]

for us it is worth paying for a cabin on the longer crossings, at least we can sleep proper knowing that any items we have carried with us on the boat are safe, and we can start our journey refreshed and washed once we depart the boat, not to mention the fact that we can make our own drinks of coffee or tea throughout the voyage when we want

Exactly! We learn quickly.

Brisey has the right idea, we are home now and shortly off to the pub with our winter sun tans :Cool::Cool:

Thanks for the kind wishes peeps

Andrew and Carol

 

[Road Runner]

A cabin for us , comfort and quiet, except for the wife snoring

Yes Larry but your a Playboy

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[bob]

Cabin

Its Got to be a Commodore cabin to Santander

 

[patyogi]

Oh dear sounds like a disastrous crossing, been considering these seats for my crossing to!oh:

Don't do the seats, you have been warned they are cr*p.