Hi, not having experienced going on a ferry before could anyone tell me what times best to check in before sailing. It says a minimum 1hr before departure so should I get to the port earlier than that to be on the safe side. Sorry but im a little green to all this. Any other tips other than get out of my way are greatly appreciated. Hope I don’t hold you all up next Wednesday morning 
mr lordi:
Hi, not having experienced going on a ferry before could anyone tell me what times best to check in before sailing. It says a minimum 1hr before departure so should I get to the port earlier than that to be on the safe side. Sorry but im a little green to all this. Any other tips other than get out of my way are greatly appreciated. Hope I don’t hold you all up next Wednesday morning
For Stena be there 30mins before departure and for P&O you’d get away with 20mins usually.[emoji106]
The food is PISH on Stena but P&O sometimes have a decent carvery dinner.[emoji41]
50mph on A75!!![emoji6]
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Big Truck:
mr lordi:
Hi, not having experienced going on a ferry before could anyone tell me what times best to check in before sailing. It says a minimum 1hr before departure so should I get to the port earlier than that to be on the safe side. Sorry but im a little green to all this. Any other tips other than get out of my way are greatly appreciated. Hope I don’t hold you all up next Wednesday morningFor Stena be there 30mins before departure and for P&O you’d get away with 20mins usually.[emoji106]
The food is PISH on Stena but P&O sometimes have a decent carvery dinner.[emoji41]
50mph on A75!!![emoji6]
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Thanks Fella, puts my mind at rest a little.
Big Truck:
The food is PISH on Stena but P&O sometimes have a decent carvery dinner.
It must have changed then since I was last on about 9 yrs ago. (Stranraer to Belfast)
Food was always good on the Stenna boat, and this is me who avoids cheap.and crap food.
Although I remember once arguing with the cook one night that his yellow Tikka Masala should have been red. 
It doesn’t really help the food on the boats in that the one’s dishing it out to the drivers are the SAME one’s who clean the BOGS!!![emoji50][emoji850]
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Big Truck:
mr lordi:
Hi, not having experienced going on a ferry before could anyone tell me what times best to check in before sailing. It says a minimum 1hr before departure so should I get to the port earlier than that to be on the safe side. Sorry but im a little green to all this. Any other tips other than get out of my way are greatly appreciated. Hope I don’t hold you all up next Wednesday morningFor Stena be there 30mins before departure and for P&O you’d get away with 20mins usually.[emoji106]
The food is PISH on Stena but P&O sometimes have a decent carvery dinner.[emoji41]
50mph on A75!!![emoji6]
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50mph on the 75 
Sure he’d be run over with the tangs flat to the mat
robroy:
Big Truck:
The food is PISH on Stena but P&O sometimes have a decent carvery dinner.It must have changed then since I was last on about 9 yrs ago. (Stranraer to Belfast)
Food was always good on the Stenna boat, and this is me who avoids cheap.and crap food.
Although I remember once arguing with the cook one night that his yellow Tikka Masala should have been red.
i remember wanting boiled eggs for breakfast on the 7 am cairn boat ,never came so asked a steward who said ask throught the hatch …my words were …are the boiled eggs ready …no answer …yaknow its no ■■ easter eggs im wanting …got an answer then though 
. they complained to my boss i upset the cook had to use the stranraer boat for a while .
Big Truck:
It doesn’t really help the food on the boats in that the one’s dishing it out to the drivers are the SAME one’s who clean the BOGS!!![emoji50][emoji850][/quote
Do you use different hands to hold a sarnie from the ones that you wipe your arse with ■■?
and the cleaners usually wear gloves !!
raymundo:
Big Truck:
It doesn’t really help the food on the boats in that the one’s dishing it out to the drivers are the SAME one’s who clean the BOGS!!![emoji50][emoji850][/quote
Do you use different hands to hold a sarnie from the ones that you wipe your arse with ■■?
Aye but it’s MY hands!!![emoji848]
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Big Truck:
It doesn’t really help the food on the boats in that the one’s dishing it out to the drivers are the SAME one’s who clean the BOGS!!![emoji50][emoji850]
Worst grub I had on a boat was Oostende to Ramsgate.
Mash shoveled on your plate by a fat sweaty guy, with hairy armpits sticking out from under his string vest.
Never used that crossing again.
Irishtrucker66:
Big Truck:
mr lordi:
Hi, not having experienced going on a ferry before could anyone tell me what times best to check in before sailing. It says a minimum 1hr before departure so should I get to the port earlier than that to be on the safe side. Sorry but im a little green to all this. Any other tips other than get out of my way are greatly appreciated. Hope I don’t hold you all up next Wednesday morningFor Stena be there 30mins before departure and for P&O you’d get away with 20mins usually.[emoji106]
The food is PISH on Stena but P&O sometimes have a decent carvery dinner.[emoji41]
50mph on A75!!![emoji6]
Sent from my SM-J500FN using Tapatalk50mph on the 75
They won’t buck him in the dyke/hedge
if he’s sitting@ 50!!![emoji847]
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Big Truck:
raymundo:
Big Truck:
It doesn’t really help the food on the boats in that the one’s dishing it out to the drivers are the SAME one’s who clean the BOGS!!![emoji50][emoji850][/quote
Do you use different hands to hold a sarnie from the ones that you wipe your arse with ■■?
Aye but it’s MY hands!!![emoji848]
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And your arse, hopefully?