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Travelling on ferry with 3 week old

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  • 25-04-2012 12:55pm
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    notsobusy
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    My OH and I are planning to go to the UK for a couple of days, the baby will be about 3 weeks old then. Well that's if everything goes according to plan.

    Does he/she need a passport to go on the ferry with us?

    I did see a similar thread posted somewhere recently but couldn't find it!!!


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    Greystoner
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    You could ask the ferry company direct, but we have been travelling to and from the UK by ferry for years, including over 5 years (approx 3 times a year) with children, and have never once been asked for passports for us or them!


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    ScouseMouse
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    notsobusy wrote: »
    My OH and I are planning to go to the UK for a couple of days, the baby will be about 3 weeks old then. Well that's if everything goes according to plan.

    Does he/she need a passport to go on the ferry with us?

    I did see a similar thread posted somewhere recently but couldn't find it!!!

    No, none whatsoever.

    Most of the time, they dont even ask adults for ID.

    If you are carrying the baby in a seat or a buggy, there is normally a lift to make it a bit easier. Of course, this depends on the ferry.


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    notsobusy
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    Brilliant thanks for the replies :D


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