Red Funnel honours UK Armed Forces with free travel for Remembrance events
In honour of Remembrance Sunday (10th November) and Remembrance Day (11th November 2024) Red Funnel is offering past and present serving UK Armed Forces free foot passenger ferry travel to and from the Isle of Wight.
The special offer is available for travel on both the ferry operator’s High-Speed Red Jet service and vehicle ferry service and is exclusively for serving and veteran UK Armed Forces.
Collins: This is just one small way we wish to express our profound gratitude
Fran Collins, CEO of Red Funnel, said,
We deeply appreciate the dedication and sacrifices of our UK Armed Forces. Remembrance Day offers us a moment to unite as a nation and pay tribute to those who have served.
“This is just one small way we wish to express our profound gratitude for their invaluable service.”
This offer can only be claimed in person at Red Funnel’s ticket offices by presenting either a MOD Form 90 ID card, (including expired cards for veterans), or a UK Armed Forces Veteran ID Card. Veterans without an ID card can also show their Veterans Rail Card or their Defence Discount Card.
For more information, visit the website.
News shared by Sophie on behalf of Red Funnel. Ed
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