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DFDS SeawaysNewest Review: ... Travel insurance, which for a 3 day mini-cruise is only £9, so quite reasonable. The last steps in booking are to enter your name and address, and payment details. Once you have submitted your booking, you will be sent a booking confirmation, with a booking reference number. You will need to either print this email or write down the number, because you are not actually issued with a paper ... more |
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by pink_glitter - written on 15.05.08 (Very useful, 215 readings)
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Back in February I won a mini-cruise to Amsterdam in a competition. Personally, this is not the sort of holiday I would have chosen for myself - firstly you only get one day in the city itself and I would have preferred to have had a longer stay, and secondly, I'm sure most of us have seen Titanic, and we all know how that ended! ~About the trip we booked~ There are several different trips that you can book with DFDS, but due to this being a prize, we were not given a choice in this. As well as the mini-cruises we booked, there are also Holidays which I believe entail staying with a Centre-Parcs once you get there, or you can book a simple ferry ...
by jodi illingworth - written on 24.09.07
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Me my partner and my 10 omnth old daughter went on the Ms Queen of scandanavia in september and i wouldn't reccomend it. The price is really good but the prices on board are extortionate. The sandwiches cost about £7.50 and they only have one kind. Once we found out that we would only get an hour in norway at 10:00 at night we decided that we would treat ourselves to a nice meal before. We decided to go for the buffet. everything was seafood, which is good if you like it but i would be nice to have some choice. Everything was cold and tasted like it had been there since the day before. We didn't even eat a full plate food each and the bill came to £48. I felt like i had ...
by bencallis - written on 18.08.07 (Very useful, 578 readings)
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July 07 6 of us decided to go away for a 'mini cruise' this was a free offer as they were introducing the 'Queen of Scandinavia' on the Newcastle - Stavanger crossing. We didn't expect much and couldn't really find out much information online apart from images of the rooms. As the free promotion we were in a seaways class cabin with no window but thankfully upper decks (above the sea). We left on a Sunday night due to leave at 11pm boarding from 8.30. The dfds terminal at North shields was rather large with a pub up the road and on site safe parking (£8 per night). Unfortunately the Ship was late in and check in was delayed. We checked ...
from mohammedmus1
01.10.2006
DFDS Seaways : Take a plane instead. Completely unreliable.from Mr. Davis
01.10.2006



