Interesting that those of us who go from Newcastle to Amsterdam to kick off our annual trips will have seen the last of King and Princess Seaways....new ships from the spring...
https://www.dfdsseaways.co.uk/new-ships-2020
Still no sign of the usual discount for early birds.....
That link no worky...
https://www.dfdsseaways.co.uk/about...oin-their-newcastle-amsterdam-route-this-year
Fuck it...nor does that one
DFDS ANNOUNCE TWO NEW SHIPS TO JOIN THEIR NEWCASTLE-AMSTERDAM ROUTE THIS YEAR
Moby Wonder and Moby Aki will join the fleet in October 2019, sailing in early 2020
DFDS has entered into an agreement with Italian ferry company Moby to exchange two passenger ferries, with the focus of raising the onboard customer experience and capacity, for both passengers and freight customers.
Moby will acquire the two passenger ferries currently operating on the Newcastle to Amsterdam route — King Seaways and Princess Seaways, built in 1987 and 1986, respectively.
At the same time, DFDS will acquire two passenger ferries currently operated by Moby — Moby Wonder and Moby Aki, built in 2001 and 2005, respectively. The ships will be renamed when they join the fleet. The names are yet to be decided.
The ferries are expected to be delivered in the second half of October 2019 and will undergo significant refurbishment, including commercial and technical investments on board as well as port investments.
https://www.dfdsseaways.co.uk/new-ships-2020
Still no sign of the usual discount for early birds.....
That link no worky...
https://www.dfdsseaways.co.uk/about...oin-their-newcastle-amsterdam-route-this-year
Fuck it...nor does that one
DFDS ANNOUNCE TWO NEW SHIPS TO JOIN THEIR NEWCASTLE-AMSTERDAM ROUTE THIS YEAR
Moby Wonder and Moby Aki will join the fleet in October 2019, sailing in early 2020
DFDS has entered into an agreement with Italian ferry company Moby to exchange two passenger ferries, with the focus of raising the onboard customer experience and capacity, for both passengers and freight customers.
Moby will acquire the two passenger ferries currently operating on the Newcastle to Amsterdam route — King Seaways and Princess Seaways, built in 1987 and 1986, respectively.
At the same time, DFDS will acquire two passenger ferries currently operated by Moby — Moby Wonder and Moby Aki, built in 2001 and 2005, respectively. The ships will be renamed when they join the fleet. The names are yet to be decided.
The ferries are expected to be delivered in the second half of October 2019 and will undergo significant refurbishment, including commercial and technical investments on board as well as port investments.