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Home›Green Marine›Spirit ferry fares rise $30
Green Marine

June 7, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Spirit ferry fares rise $30

Passenger fares on the Spirit of Tasmania ferries will rise by $30 for a return journey from July 1. The TT-Line says the increase comprises a $15 per person fuel surcharge for each Bass Strait crossing. That raises the cheapest seat on the Spirits to $101 for an overnight voyage. The board flagged

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Passenger fares on the Spirit of Tasmania ferries will rise by $30 for a return journey from July 1. The TT-Line says the increase comprises a $15 per person fuel surcharge for each Bass Strait crossing. That raises the cheapest seat on the Spirits to $101 for an overnight voyage. The board flagged the fare increase earlier this week, when it announced the demise of the loss-making Sydney ferry Spirit of Tasmania III.

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