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Spirit of Tasmania 2 for 1 - 24 hour sale ends midday today.

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Spirit of Tasmania 2 for 1 - 24 hour sale ends midday today.
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Hotlhv8 on 02/03/2011 - 04:50 spiritoftasmania.com.au (697 clicks)

This is taken straight from there website guys and girls: Not sure what the noraml price is?
The only problem is sailing is between the 3rd march and 21st March 2011.

Our amazing 2 for 1 sale is back! But you need to be quick because it's only available for 24 hours! That's right, until midday 2 March 2011, buy one Day Ticket and get another one for FREE! Book a trip to remember for two from just $97* each way!

And don't forget you can make your day trip a little more comfortable by upgrading to a Twin or Four Berth Cabin at the time of booking for only $60* extra per cabin. Or treat yourself and your loved one by upgrading to a Deluxe Cabin for just $120* extra!

To take advantage of this fantastic offer, simply travel on a day sailing between 3 March and 21 March 2011.

This offer is only available for 24 hours! Get in quick as it ends midday 2 March 2011, unless sold out prior

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  • studlim on 02/03/2011 - 09:09
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    Not really a great deal considering Tiger airlines will fly you there for $30 one-way… i would rather get there in 1hr than sit on a ship and paying for over-priced items for 10hrs or however long it takes to get there.

    • retiredfeline on 02/03/2011 - 09:18

      True if you just want to get from A to B, but some people with lots of free time like to go by ship, that's all.

      • FootooMootoo on 02/03/2011 - 09:23

        plus you can take your car with you

        • timhn on 02/03/2011 - 09:36

          Agree that cheaper if you fly, but can you take your own car/caravan on a Tiger airlines ?

          A friend used it once, but probably due to seasick, he said with the current cheap airfares, next time he'll let it carry his car and catch a plane instead.

      • studlim on 02/03/2011 - 09:33

        True, but i still can't imagine why… #1 the deal is only limited to Day travel (so you waste a full-day in Tas and have to pay accomodation there), #2 you have to pay to bring your car i think $60 each-way when you can just rent a car there for $33 a day, #3 there really isnt anything to see but open blue waters and you'll risk getting sea sick with no where to go, #4 you have to pay $7 for a cheeseburger or $5 for a gatorade or something like that.

        Still can't see how this would be a bargain especially when limited to travel between March 3rd to 21st. Must be that they have hardly any bookings during this period.

        • retiredfeline on 02/03/2011 - 09:37

          Some people don't get seasick. And some people panic over flying.

          You've probably guessed right about the low season.

          I'm not in the vicinity for this deal anyway.

  • studlim on 02/03/2011 - 09:43
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    Im just saying to me this isnt a bargain at all. Its saying Hilton hotels have 50% off their rack rates! Instead of paying the rack rate of $800 a night its now only $400! bargain? Not!

    We all know rack rates are over inflated much the same as spirit of tasmania prices. Doubt they make much profit except from convincing schools to hold camps there and providing discounts to hundreds of students/teachers.

    Agree with your panic over flying comment though… then again who would want to go to Tas also? lol… there's a reason why domestic airflights are always the cheapest to TAS than anywhere else in this country.

    • retiredfeline on 02/03/2011 - 11:12

      But that's a different argument. Hilton have competition from other hotels so you could comment that you would rather stay at the say Mercure. AFAIK SoT has the monopoly on this sea route, not that it's an enviable thing, given the competition from air travel. I'd say just ignore this offer or put in your 2c if it doesn't suit you and it will just fade away. Not many people are likely to take this offer anyway.

  • UFO on 02/03/2011 - 16:28

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