Recheck two details before travel: the latest check-in time and the current service status for the intended sailing. The check-in time appears in the confirmation email or timetables, while the service-status page provides the latest sailing information.
Where to check
| Detail | What to verify | Where to look |
|---|---|---|
| Latest check-in time | The time that applies to the planned crossing | The confirmation email or the current timetables |
| Sailing status | The latest available information about the sailing | The service-status page before travel |
The confirmation email and timetables serve different practical purposes here: the email contains booking information, while the timetables provide a further place to verify the latest check-in time. Sailing information should be checked separately because service status may affect the latest available information.
What still needs individual confirmation
The cited guidance does not provide a universal check-in cutoff for every journey. It therefore does not support assuming that one standard time applies to every route or sailing.
Travellers should confirm the latest check-in time shown for their own journey and review the service status immediately before travel rather than relying only on information viewed earlier. The cited material does not specify a fixed interval for doing this, so no exact last-moment deadline can be given from the available guidance.