How much is the reservation fee on BC Ferries?
How much is the reservation fee on BC Ferries?
You will pay a non-refundable $17 reservation fee at the time of booking, and then pay the remaining vehicle and passenger fares at the terminal when you redeem your booking. You can change your sailing by paying a $5 change fee. This fare will always be available as long as there is bookable space on the ferry.
What is the senior age for BC Ferries?
age 65 or older
BC Ferries has increased the seniors’ passenger discount from 50 per cent to 100 per cent for travel Monday through Thursday on major and inter-island routes. The discount is available for anyone age 65 or older and doesn’t apply on holiday Mondays.
Does BC Ferries accept cash?
BC Ferries Don’t Take Cash | Cortes Currents.
Why are BC inland ferries free?
Different lakes are operated by private contractors to Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure. All inland ferries are free to travel on, as they provide essential transportation links to local communities.
Are BC Ferries reservations only?
In addition to BC Ferries’ At Terminal and Reservation Only fares, customers currently travelling for essential purposes will immediately be able to take advantage of a new Saver fare and Prepaid fare. These new fare options are available for advanced purchase only.
How far is Nanaimo from Seattle?
Distance between Seattle and Nanaimo is 210 kilometers (131 miles). Driving distance from Seattle to Nanaimo is 313 kilometers (194 miles).
How far is Campbell River from Nanaimo?
Distance from Nanaimo to Campbell River. Distance between Nanaimo and Campbell River is 133 kilometers (83 miles). Driving distance from Nanaimo to Campbell River is 155 kilometers (96 miles).
Which terminal for Nanaimo?
Nanaimo (Departure Bay) Departure Bay terminal is located in Nanaimo on the east coast of Vancouver Island. The terminal is a 5 minute drive north of Nanaimo city centre. Sailings departing from Departure Bay provide service to Horseshoe Bay (Vancouver).
