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Hull to Rotterdam/Amsterdam Departing – 24/03/17 P&O FERRIES PRESENTS FRIDAY 24TH MARCH 2017 Hull to Rotterdam/Amsterdam Departing – 24/03/17 We are looking forward to welcoming you on the “Shiiine On Minicruise”. – Featuring Peter Hook & The Light (performing Substance by Joy Division & New Order), Dodgy, Space Monkeys, Jim Bob (Carter USM), James Atkin (EMF), Clint Boon, Rick Witter, Martin Blunt, Uke 2, Little Indie Night DJs, Psyence, Keith da Peace, Club Manchester DJs and Deja Vega. On board the Pride of Hull. Packed full of hints, tips and useful information this guide has everything you need to make your adventure a success. ITINERARY – DAY ONE 15.00 – Check-in opens at P&O Ferries Port of Hull – Terminal one • Taxi from Hull City Centre approximately £10 each way • Address for Sat Nav: King Georges Dock, Hull, HU9 5PS • Car parking costs £7 per 24 hours and can be paid for at the port by cash or credit/debit card. If you have any enquires or require any further information please contact 0800 130 0030 (UK Freephone). The latest time for check-in is at 19.00. In the event of a delay or emergency please contact the P&O Ferries Events Team on 07833 293111 at your earliest opportunity. Important: Please ensure that you have a valid, up to date passport for each member of your party. MAIN STAGE 16.00 – Little Indie Night We’re kicking off the entertainment from the moment you step on the ship. Little Indie Night are all set to bring you non-stop Indie classics & up to the minute alternative belters. 18.15 – Uke 2 Live This duo will be performing a medley of Indie hits on the Ukulele. Not to be missed. 19.00 – Martin Blunt (DJ Set) Legendary bassist from the Charlatans, Martin Blunt, will be performing a unforgettable DJ set. 21.15 – Jim Bob Live Jim ‘Jim Bob’ Morrison former singer of Carter USM takes to the stage. 22.50 – Hooky Live Peter Hook and the Light are performing Substance by Joy Division. 00.15 – Clint Boon (DJ Set) Current Radio X DJ Clint Boon will be taking you into the early hours. IRISH BAR 20.40 – Psyence Live Live band Psyence provide an intense chemical reaction of face-melting riffs, spacious vocals and groove-based rhythms. 22.15 – Space Monkeys Get ready to welcome the Space Monkeys to the stage. CINEMA 18.00 – Upside Down (The Creation Records story) The definitive film about Creation Records, one of the world’s most successful and colourful independent labels. 20.45 – 24 Hour Party People In 1976, Tony Wilson sets up Factory Records and brings Manchester’s music to the world. Top tip: Put your clocks forward before you go to bed to make sure you don’t miss breakfast in the morning. DAY TWO 06.00 – Rise and Shine Breakfast is the most important meal of the day! Join us from 06.30 for an all-you-can-eat breakfast in The Kitchen buffet restaurant and fuel up for your day in Amsterdam or Rotterdam. Fancy a treat? Upgrade to the Brasserie’s ‘a la carte’ menu. 09.00 – Land Ahoy! Disembark and transfer to your chosen city. The journey will take approximately 45 minutes to Rotterdam and 90 minutes to Amsterdam. Enjoy the day ahead. Amsterdam Daytime – Why not join us as the music continues at the Waterhole. Korte Leidsedwarsstraat 49 1017 PW Amsterdam 12.00 - Supersonic (DJ Set) 12.45 - UKE 2 13.30 - Steve Adge in conversation with Phil Smith 14.15 - Dodgy (Acoustic) 16.00 – Back on the coach Coaches leave from the same place you were dropped off. The first coach departs at 16.00. The last coach will depart at 17.00. Amsterdam pick up point: Hotel Barbizon (in front of the Hotel) Prins Hendrikkade 59-72 Rotterdam pick up point: Outside Station Please do not be late as the coaches have to leave on time and taxis back to Europoort are very expensive. 18.45 – Club Manchester (DJ Set) Back on board Club Manchester are kicking off tonight’s party. Restaurants will be open from approximately 18:00 so make sure you take full advantage. 21.15 – Dodgy 90s Britpop act Dodgy are definitely not to be missed. 22.50 – Peter Hook and the Light Peter Hook and the Light take to the stage to perform Substance by New Order. 00.20 – Rick Witter (DJ Set) Rick Witter is a singer, songwriter and frontman of the York- based Britpop band Shed Seven brings you a DJ set guaranteed to have you dancing into the early hours. IRISH BAR 20.40 – Déjà Vega Déjà Vega play brilliant tripped out psyche drones that are mesmerizingly brilliant. 22.15 – James Atkin (EMF) Singer/songwriter James Atkin is definitely not to be missed. He’ll be unbelievable. CINEMA 18.30 – Made of Stone Director Shane Meadows brings you the story of the Stone Roses. 21.00 – Supersonic An in-depth look at the life and music of Manchester-based rock band, Oasis. Top tip: You get your hour back tonight! Don’t forget to put your clocks back before bed. DAY THREE 06.00 – Good Morning Once again breakfast is available in The Kitchen restaurant and The Brasserie from 06.30 plus there’s time for some last minute bargains in the onboard shops. 08.00 – Home time From everyone at P&O Ferries we hope you have had a great time and we look forward to seeing you on another P&O Ferries Event in the future. Enjoyed this minicruise? Why not check out our website as we still have more exciting minicruises to come! poferries.com/themedminicruise Please feel free to leave feedback on our Facebook page or Twitter account @POFerries All timings are subject to change, please listen out for announcements on board. Top tips for your trip • Plug points in the cabins require continental adaptors. If you should forget to bring one, we do sell them in our onboard shop • For those who prefer something lighter, the Starbucks Shop on Deck 8 which will be serving a range of hot and cold sandwiches along with sweet and savoury snacks • Pre book your meals and save 10% • Make sure you get down early to secure the best seats in the house • Watch the clock and don’t let the time zone changes catch you out. .
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