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Hull to Rotterdam
Mrs7ones
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Hi,
has anyone used this crossing before?
I've booked a crossing with P&O which included evening meal and breakfast (at additional cost) but am a bit confused re how this is going to fit in with the sailing times.
We set sail at 9.00pm - so do we ge on the boat much before that cos 9.oo pm is a little late for my kids to be eating???
And the breakfast - we dock at 8.00am.... do we need to have finished eating by then of do we have extra time to leave the boat??
Sorry if these are really stupid questions, but I need to know.... (control freak!)
has anyone used this crossing before?
I've booked a crossing with P&O which included evening meal and breakfast (at additional cost) but am a bit confused re how this is going to fit in with the sailing times.
We set sail at 9.00pm - so do we ge on the boat much before that cos 9.oo pm is a little late for my kids to be eating???
And the breakfast - we dock at 8.00am.... do we need to have finished eating by then of do we have extra time to leave the boat??
Sorry if these are really stupid questions, but I need to know.... (control freak!)
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Hi, I'm on the zeebrugge one but have done that one before, they let you on the boat a couple of hours before they set sail so dont worry about the evening meal, breakfast can be quite early, you do need to finish by the time they dock, though quite often they are late in which gives you a bit of extra timeAha, so thats how you do a signature!0
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Note that 8am in Rotterdam is 7am UK time0
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Have they changed the sailing times? They used to sail much earlier than that?travelover0
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set sail at 9pm, arrive 8am0
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littlereddevil wrote: »Have they changed the sailing times? They used to sail much earlier than that?
My Dad said they used to both go at the same time, but nowadays the Zeebrugge one goes at 7pm and the Rotterdam at 9pm.0 -
Breakfast is very early but don't worry - the bing bong announcement system starts at 6am so you'll be awake nice and early!
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I thought they used to go at the same time we used to go with them years ago.They used to bring you a cup of tea or coffee to wake you but don't know if they still do.travelover0
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so what time do they allow you into the boat??0
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We did it a couple of years ago and drove straight on the boat about 6pm. There were already plenty of people onboard by then so you can probably get on earlier.:hello: :beer: :dance:0
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Hello,
We are also going on the same trip.
I read that you can check in from 3.00pm but couldn't board till either 5 or 5.30 can't remember.
Can anyone add to this?0
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