How do I check in for Irish Ferries, and what do I need to prepare?
Checking in for Irish Ferries requires arriving at the ferry port with the necessary documentation, as online check-in options are not available. Below, we provide a comprehensive guide on the process, specific scenarios, and key reminders to ensure a smooth experience.
General Check-In Process
You must complete your check-in at the ferry port on the day of travel, as online check-in is not supported.
Upon arrival, present your booking confirmation (either printed or digital) and a valid form of identification (e.g., a passport or ID card).
The port staff will process your ticket and issue your boarding pass, which you will use to board the ferry.
Specific Instructions for AFerry Bookings
If your booking was made through AFerry, the check-in procedure remains the same. All formalities must be completed at the port upon your arrival. There are no additional or online steps required specifically for AFerry bookings.
Check-In for Travelers with Vehicles
For passengers traveling with a vehicle, the process is streamlined:
Stay in your car upon arriving at the port.
The check-in staff will approach your vehicle, review your booking confirmation and ID, and provide your boarding passes directly.
What to Do if You Are Delayed
If you are delayed while traveling to the port, remember that all check-in formalities are handled at the port itself. Simply proceed to the ferry terminal when you arrive to complete the check-in process. There are no pre-check-in options or actions required in advance for delayed travelers.
Key Reminders
Online check-in is not available for Irish Ferries, so ensure you factor in sufficient time for port check-in.
Always carry your booking confirmation and valid identification.
Follow any specific instructions provided by the port staff, especially if traveling with a vehicle.
By adhering to these guidelines, you can ensure a seamless check-in process for your Irish Ferries journey.