Name on ticket P&O ferry Hull to Rotterdam
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My friend just booked some tickets for a mini cruise from Hull, UK to Rotterdam, Netherlands. He used the short version of my name on the booking 'Sam' instead of my real name 'Samuel' which is on my passport. Will the booking need to be amended to match my passport? Had a quick look on their website and can't find anything.
Seen as though I can't answer my own question as it's marked as duplicate(wrongly)
This was marked as a duplicate, but the answer in the question it was similar to was about flying and stated you needed the correct name. P&O didn't care in the end, they didn't even question it. Not sure if that was their mistake or its procedure to shortened names.
If the name is completely wrong its a ã15 fee to change at check in.
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My friend just booked some tickets for a mini cruise from Hull, UK to Rotterdam, Netherlands. He used the short version of my name on the booking 'Sam' instead of my real name 'Samuel' which is on my passport. Will the booking need to be amended to match my passport? Had a quick look on their website and can't find anything.
Seen as though I can't answer my own question as it's marked as duplicate(wrongly)
This was marked as a duplicate, but the answer in the question it was similar to was about flying and stated you needed the correct name. P&O didn't care in the end, they didn't even question it. Not sure if that was their mistake or its procedure to shortened names.
If the name is completely wrong its a ã15 fee to change at check in.
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Maybe yes, maybe no. Why don't you ask the cruise company?
â Neusser
Feb 7 at 12:23
@Neusser, I will was just seeing if anyone had any experience as its sometimes an instant reply here
â BritishSam
Feb 7 at 12:44
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I agree with the reopen votes, passports for flying and for ferries are not the same thing.
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Jun 18 at 17:56
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My friend just booked some tickets for a mini cruise from Hull, UK to Rotterdam, Netherlands. He used the short version of my name on the booking 'Sam' instead of my real name 'Samuel' which is on my passport. Will the booking need to be amended to match my passport? Had a quick look on their website and can't find anything.
Seen as though I can't answer my own question as it's marked as duplicate(wrongly)
This was marked as a duplicate, but the answer in the question it was similar to was about flying and stated you needed the correct name. P&O didn't care in the end, they didn't even question it. Not sure if that was their mistake or its procedure to shortened names.
If the name is completely wrong its a ã15 fee to change at check in.
passports tickets ferries
My friend just booked some tickets for a mini cruise from Hull, UK to Rotterdam, Netherlands. He used the short version of my name on the booking 'Sam' instead of my real name 'Samuel' which is on my passport. Will the booking need to be amended to match my passport? Had a quick look on their website and can't find anything.
Seen as though I can't answer my own question as it's marked as duplicate(wrongly)
This was marked as a duplicate, but the answer in the question it was similar to was about flying and stated you needed the correct name. P&O didn't care in the end, they didn't even question it. Not sure if that was their mistake or its procedure to shortened names.
If the name is completely wrong its a ã15 fee to change at check in.
passports tickets ferries
passports tickets ferries
edited Jun 18 at 15:19
asked Feb 7 at 11:13
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Maybe yes, maybe no. Why don't you ask the cruise company?
â Neusser
Feb 7 at 12:23
@Neusser, I will was just seeing if anyone had any experience as its sometimes an instant reply here
â BritishSam
Feb 7 at 12:44
1
I agree with the reopen votes, passports for flying and for ferries are not the same thing.
â Willekeâ¦
Jun 18 at 17:56
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Maybe yes, maybe no. Why don't you ask the cruise company?
â Neusser
Feb 7 at 12:23
@Neusser, I will was just seeing if anyone had any experience as its sometimes an instant reply here
â BritishSam
Feb 7 at 12:44
1
I agree with the reopen votes, passports for flying and for ferries are not the same thing.
â Willekeâ¦
Jun 18 at 17:56
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2
Maybe yes, maybe no. Why don't you ask the cruise company?
â Neusser
Feb 7 at 12:23
Maybe yes, maybe no. Why don't you ask the cruise company?
â Neusser
Feb 7 at 12:23
@Neusser, I will was just seeing if anyone had any experience as its sometimes an instant reply here
â BritishSam
Feb 7 at 12:44
@Neusser, I will was just seeing if anyone had any experience as its sometimes an instant reply here
â BritishSam
Feb 7 at 12:44
1
1
I agree with the reopen votes, passports for flying and for ferries are not the same thing.
â Willekeâ¦
Jun 18 at 17:56
I agree with the reopen votes, passports for flying and for ferries are not the same thing.
â Willekeâ¦
Jun 18 at 17:56
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So I went on the ferry without telling them about the name mistake.
P&O didn't care in the end, they didn't even question it. Not sure if that was their mistake or it's procedure for shortened names. We went as a big group so they didn't really look hard at passports, I was the one at the front sorting out the check-in though so they looked at mine more than anyone else's. My boarding ticket just said my first name initial and last name, which is the same initial as my name shortened.
If the name is completely wrong its a ã15 fee to change at check-in.
Seems there's no official procedure so if there's a name mistake probably best to check with the operator before your trip.
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So I went on the ferry without telling them about the name mistake.
P&O didn't care in the end, they didn't even question it. Not sure if that was their mistake or it's procedure for shortened names. We went as a big group so they didn't really look hard at passports, I was the one at the front sorting out the check-in though so they looked at mine more than anyone else's. My boarding ticket just said my first name initial and last name, which is the same initial as my name shortened.
If the name is completely wrong its a ã15 fee to change at check-in.
Seems there's no official procedure so if there's a name mistake probably best to check with the operator before your trip.
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1
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So I went on the ferry without telling them about the name mistake.
P&O didn't care in the end, they didn't even question it. Not sure if that was their mistake or it's procedure for shortened names. We went as a big group so they didn't really look hard at passports, I was the one at the front sorting out the check-in though so they looked at mine more than anyone else's. My boarding ticket just said my first name initial and last name, which is the same initial as my name shortened.
If the name is completely wrong its a ã15 fee to change at check-in.
Seems there's no official procedure so if there's a name mistake probably best to check with the operator before your trip.
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
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So I went on the ferry without telling them about the name mistake.
P&O didn't care in the end, they didn't even question it. Not sure if that was their mistake or it's procedure for shortened names. We went as a big group so they didn't really look hard at passports, I was the one at the front sorting out the check-in though so they looked at mine more than anyone else's. My boarding ticket just said my first name initial and last name, which is the same initial as my name shortened.
If the name is completely wrong its a ã15 fee to change at check-in.
Seems there's no official procedure so if there's a name mistake probably best to check with the operator before your trip.
So I went on the ferry without telling them about the name mistake.
P&O didn't care in the end, they didn't even question it. Not sure if that was their mistake or it's procedure for shortened names. We went as a big group so they didn't really look hard at passports, I was the one at the front sorting out the check-in though so they looked at mine more than anyone else's. My boarding ticket just said my first name initial and last name, which is the same initial as my name shortened.
If the name is completely wrong its a ã15 fee to change at check-in.
Seems there's no official procedure so if there's a name mistake probably best to check with the operator before your trip.
answered Jun 20 at 12:53
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Maybe yes, maybe no. Why don't you ask the cruise company?
â Neusser
Feb 7 at 12:23
@Neusser, I will was just seeing if anyone had any experience as its sometimes an instant reply here
â BritishSam
Feb 7 at 12:44
1
I agree with the reopen votes, passports for flying and for ferries are not the same thing.
â Willekeâ¦
Jun 18 at 17:56