It pays to book early !!!
It pays to book early !!!
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5upra

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2,210 posts

227 months

Saturday 25th April 2009
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mister.t

3,166 posts

225 months

Saturday 25th April 2009
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My friend and I have booked exactly the same days as you, albeit we booked it in November and paid £53 - That's still a sizeable saving!

That has made my day now! Cheers! biggrin

5upra

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2,210 posts

227 months

Sunday 26th April 2009
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mister.t said:
My friend and I have booked exactly the same days as you, albeit we booked it in November and paid £53 - That's still a sizeable saving!

That has made my day now! Cheers! biggrin
Thats still good, paid £62 last year and £74 the year before all booked at different times and this year we have good ferry times - 9.30am. Last 5 years we got the 7am ferry which meant getting up at 4am so we were all knackered by midnight thursday after the drive down there then watching the night-time qualifying etc etc....

redstu

2,287 posts

268 months

Monday 27th April 2009
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I booked in January and the price for my selection has actually dropped !
Newhaven - Dieppe and Dunkirk - Dover, must be partially due to the exchange rate.

WhyTwo

1,159 posts

221 months

Monday 27th April 2009
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We're on the same crossings booked in Dec for £60 following Speedferries going under! Nice to see the saving and the cc company refunded us for the lost speedferries booking

Nick M

3,632 posts

252 months

Monday 27th April 2009
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I booked our Eurotunnel crossing last October, in the belief that prices could well increase in 2009 due to the strength of the Euro.

Suffice to say my belief was mis-placed wink

Still, it was handy to be able to tell SWMBO that I'd have to go seeing as I'd already booked the Eurotunnel wink