Due to storm damage the Isle of Man Sea Terminal, Douglas, is closed. Therefore the Ferry Travel Shop is closed. There is a limited service on phone lines until 6:00pm tonight (24th Jan).
Due to storm damage the Isle of Man Sea Terminal, Douglas, is closed. Therefore the Ferry Travel Shop is closed. There is a limited service on phone lines until 6:00pm tonight (24th Jan).
The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company is today pleased to announce a strategic reset to its fare system to make ferry travel more affordable, accessible, and transparent for customers across a wide range of private and business sectors.
The move to improve the system showcases IOMSPC’s commitment to listening to passenger feedback and improving the service to provide customers with an affordable, reliable, and high-quality service.
It further underscores the Company’s deep commitment to the success of the Isle of Man economy and providing opportunities to grow business.
Brian Thomson, IOMSPC Managing Director, said: “This package of measures is the latest step in a pivot into a true ‘customer first’ strategy. We are committed to listening to the feedback of our customers - on and off the island - and trying to shape our services to have the biggest positive impact on the social well-being of the island as well supporting sustainable economic development.”
Mr Thomson concluded, “We believe these changes will make fares more affordable, accessible and transparent to everyone.”
The Headlines:
From the publication of the 2025/6 schedule on Thursday 24 October:
The Details
This is in addition to the previously announced end of 24/48 hour penalty fares for foot passengers and vehicle passengers respectively.
The Company believes these initiatives will be an important step towards making it:
The Company continues to analyse the results of the customer research undertaken over the previous year and expects to release further improvements to its services, offers and customer experience over the course of 2025.