Season tickets / Frequent traveller schemesBrittany Ferries have a Property Owners Club which costs £80 per couple. There are a lot of benefits, but the most important are on the United Kingdom - France routes; Up to 30% - Stays of over 10 days. Up to 20% - Stays of 6 - 10 days. Up to 15% - stays of up to 5 days. United Kingdom - Spain routes; Up to 15% - reduction on applicable fares. Condor Ferries have a "Frequent Traveller Club". Membership costs £108 for a couple and offers: 15% Discount off bookings, 15% off upgraded seating and cabins, Free booking amendments, and Advance notice of limited special offers. LD Lines Ferries - Accumulate LD Miles and redeem them for a fare when you have enough. Under "Bookings and Offers" look for "Loyalty programme". Seafrance are have a Frequent Traveller Scheme. 6 - 9 crossings from £32 each way, 10 - 13 crossings from £30 each way 14 -17 crossings from £28 each way. Easiest to find by going to "Site map" and then "Carnet". Valid for one year from the first departure date. Peak time travel costs an extra £25. P&O Ferries have a similar offer season ticket (from £27 each way when you purchase nine return crossings). Norfolkline have "The Anchor Club" scheme, but only on Irish Sea crossings. Basically you get one free single crossing for every one bought. Eurotunnel have a "Carnet" scheme. Ten single tickets cost £390 and must be used within a year of purchase. Outbound journeys can only be made between 4.00pm and 6.00am (overnight), and on the inbound leg you must travel between midnight and 2.00pm. If you travel outside of these times, you must pay a surcharge of £20. You have the option to upgrade to the "Flexiplus" offer which offers flexibility and convenience, but this costs considerably more. Ten single tickets cost £1,240. However you can turn up when you like and get on the next available train. | 
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