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BC Ferries reminds travelers about 50% off promotion

One of the biggest issues that has plagued BC Ferries over the past few years is travel costs. Well now BC Ferries is offering something travelers may be interested in…a 50% discount.

But the company does want to remind those using the service that the current promotion is only for walk-on fares. Darin Guenette of BC Ferries says the 50% off discount is offered on all routes, but only for certain sailing times.

To check in and see if you can save some pocket change on your next trip with that discount, visit BC Ferries’ website at bcferries.com.

Justin Goulet
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