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You can go on "shore leave" as often as a US tourist visa allows. I recall having read in a previous mention of Blueseed that they could set up connections to p
by mseebach 15y ago
You can go on "shore leave" as often as a US tourist visa allows. I recall having read in a previous mention of Blueseed that they could set up connections to ports in Mexico and Canada as well, although I'm not perfectly sure how that would work - a ferry would take a long time. Seaplanes perhaps?
- redcircle 15y agoAnd as often as your wallet can afford the trip --- travel by boat isn't cheap. I noticed that they didn't mention the cost of the boat taxi; either it is a free shuttle, partially subsidized, or in worst case you'll cover the actual cost of the boat trip (a ferry in Seattle cost me $20 one way when I was there years ago; gas prices have gone up since, boats get horrible mileage, and they depreciate quickly and need lots of upkeep in salt water).
- mseebach 15y agoWashington State DOT disagrees with you. Walk-ons are 4.50-7.50 one way. http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/ferries/pdf/CurrentFares.pdf http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/ferries/pdf/CurrentFares.pdf