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No reason to go anything other than economy. On a daytime summer ferry you'll probably spend much of the time outside on deck anyway. You can still go inside & use the cafes & bars.
The only time to consider anything other than economy is an overnight ferry when you may want a cabin. I can't think of any reason to buy business class at all!
The only time to consider anything other than economy is an overnight ferry when you may want a cabin. I can't think of any reason to buy business class at all!
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Your info is out of date southeastern. Laws that came into force on 1st July 2009 forbid smoking in any of the inside areas of a ferry, so that is no longer relevant. You can smoke outside on deck whatever ticket you have paid for.
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