I am looking at taking a short break for 4 or 5 days to the Isle of
Wight from either Friday 21st or Saturday 22nd October.


Looking to cross over with Wightlink Ferries from Portsmouth.
Does any one have any discount codes for this?


I know that the Friday is Trafalgar Day, so it could be busy.


Thanks! 
Gazzer

Gazzer wrote:

> I am looking at taking a short break for 4 or 5 days to the Isle of
> Wight from either Friday 21st or Saturday 22nd October.
>
>
> Looking to cross over with Wightlink Ferries from Portsmouth.
> Does any one have any discount codes for this?
>
>
> I know that the Friday is Trafalgar Day, so it could be busy.
>
>
> Thanks!
> Gazzer



Its a bit early for Wightlink to be giving any offers.- they usually publish 
them in the County Press

Red Funnel are usually a far cheaper option- and its a nicer crossing


Jan- who lives on the IW

Think the WightLink foot ferries were grounded last week due to safety 
problems (safety certificate was taken away?!). Better check this out 
beforehand.


"Gazzer"  wrote in message 
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>I am looking at taking a short break for 4 or 5 days to the Isle of
> Wight from either Friday 21st or Saturday 22nd October.
>
>
> Looking to cross over with Wightlink Ferries from Portsmouth.
> Does any one have any discount codes for this?
>
>
> I know that the Friday is Trafalgar Day, so it could be busy.
>
>
> Thanks!
> Gazzer
> 

On 22 Aug 2005 02:12:31 -0700, "Gazzer" 
wrote:


>I am looking at taking a short break for 4 or 5 days to the Isle of
>Wight from either Friday 21st or Saturday 22nd October.
>
>
>Looking to cross over with Wightlink Ferries from Portsmouth.
>Does any one have any discount codes for this?
>
>
>I know that the Friday is Trafalgar Day, so it could be busy.
>
>
>Thanks! 
>Gazzer

They are doing a 5 day return for 52

They also do a 40 night flyer
Valid for a car (up to 6m), driver and up to 3 passengers.  Valid for
one month, but travel must be made within the applicable night
sailings. 

Valid on the following sailings:From Portsmouth: 2300 to 0400 hours.
From Fishbourne: 2300 to 0500 hours.  From Lymington: 2045 to 0515
hours.  From Yarmouth: 2130 to 0400 hours


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TG wrote:

> Think the WightLink foot ferries were grounded last week due to safety
> problems (safety certificate was taken away?!). Better check this out
> beforehand.
>
>


Fast Cats were out of service for a couple of days, it didn't seem to make 
much difference to sailings though as they chartered a couple of cats from 
Solent & Wightline.
The Wightlink Cats are back in service now.



>They also do a 40 night flyer
>Valid for a car (up to 6m), driver and up to 3 passengers.  Valid for
>one month, but travel must be made within the applicable night
>sailings.

>Valid on the following sailings:From Portsmouth: 2300 to 0400 hours.
>From Fishbourne: 2300 to 0500 hours.  From Lymington: 2045 to 0515
>hours.  From Yarmouth: 2130 to 0400 hours


I have noticed that several of the GHs & Hotels, that use the same booking 
agency as ourselves Are now stipulating that guests must check in before a 
certain time on day of arrival- No doubt people are/were travelling using a 
night flyer ticket!!! Its not much fun waiting up for a very late arrival, 
especially when you've got to get up early and be bright & cheerful at 
breakfast time :-)

Jan