Ryanair - help

jpsartre

arunadasi wrote: »

I personally always check in days before because I know Ryanair is slimey and probably deliberately crashes their site on the day of travel, but still...

Brilliant theory.

arunadasi

Agrinnall: take what I said with a pinch of salt. I said "probably"... meaning, I wouldn't put it past them. Of course it's not realistic.

arunadasi

Anyway I will do as Buzby suggests and write them. I couldn't find an email address so I will send it snail mail... or does anyone know the address?

susancs

arunadasi wrote: »

Anyway I will do as Buzby suggests and write them. I couldn't find an email address so I will send it snail mail... or does anyone know the address?

[EMAIL="customerqueries@ryanair.com"]customerqueries@ryanair.com[/EMAIL]

Info from Ryanairs offical site here:
http://www.ryanair.com/index.php/ie/questions/contacting-customer-service

[Deleted User]

scrimper86 wrote: »

Hi, I have a return flight booked to spain in December with Ryanair, I booked it through Travel Republic.
Im now trying to log in to the Ryanair website to do the online check-in, I am putting in the correct details but its saying error, some details are incorrect!
Also, they ask for my reservation number, I only have the number given to me by Travel Republic and that doesnt work on the Ryanair site!

Frustrated

Anyone who books a Ryanair flight via a third party has got to be a bit dim-witted..
It's a low fare airline for a reason.

Moto2

arunadasi wrote: »

........... because I know Ryanair is slimey and probably deliberately crashes their site on the day of travel, but still...

They do that
They also send out subliminal messages from all their planes in the air to encourage passengers to buy scratch cards.
Not only that, if you play the Ryanair 'on time' jingle backwards, it proclaims Michael O'Leary as Beelzebub and calls for all to worship him.

You read it here first.

arunadasi

*sigh* another one who took my words seriously. I guess I need to use more smileys. I hate smileys.

redmike123

If they e mailed you to let you know they're moving your departure time by half an hour, whats the problem ? They must know you've paid .

budgetflyer

Moto2 wrote: »

They do that
They also send out subliminal messages from all their planes in the air to encourage passengers to buy scratch cards.
Not only that, if you play the Ryanair 'on time' jingle backwards, it proclaims Michael O'Leary as Beelzebub and calls for all to worship him.

You read it here first.

And he boils babies alive before eating them, apparently.

joerugby

Nobody forces you to use Ryanair.

If you choose to do so it's at your own risk