bmibaby's Tiny Guide to Amsterdam with Alison Hammond

[Dr Greenshed]

this thread just made me do a price check on my normal ferry option against easyjet, now easyjet was £211 for me and mrs and shit flight time for us the better option was £285, the boat is £199 were u get nice bed n brekky and rail tickets, so i dont what to do, i plan on late nov time.
any ideas anyone please?
thanks
the doc

[Taylor]

Sounds good. Little longer getting there tho

[archambaut]

this thread just made me do a price check on my normal ferry option against easyjet, now easyjet was £211 for me and mrs and shit flight time for us the better option was £285, the boat is £199 were u get nice bed n brekky and rail tickets, so i dont what to do, i plan on late nov time.
any ideas anyone please?
thanks
the doc

Ferry for the win - if you take the night sailings, you get nearly two extra days
without the cost of a hotel. Also, those train tickets are quite 'flexible' on the
Dutch side, so long as you stated final destination is beyond where you are now,
you can hop on and off at a few places along the way.

Also, security is loads less hassle on the boat.

[Dr Greenshed]

well just looked again, it was more expensive, work that out. gonna go with my fave method of the ferry i think, must have done 20-30 times now, and i know i shoud not tempt fate but always o.k bringing a little souvenir back
the doc