Love City Car Ferries, Inc. would like to highlight this message from the Virgin Islands Port Authority that no two car ferries can load at the same time at the same port. Knowing this is important to any customer who desires to catch the M/V Capt. Vic. For clarification as it applies to how this rule affects you, remember the following:
If the Love City Car Ferries' M/V Capt. Vic is your car ferry of choice, thank you. However, it is imperative that you let us know of your experiences at the dock, particularly with the security personnel.
Let us know by posting your comments below or by voicing your concerns immediately after or during the incident. Call Virgin Islands Port Authority at 340-774-2250 or call Love City's office 340-779-4000. Also, you can send Love City an email at info@lovecitycarferries.com or you can text us either at 340-998-6241 or 340-998-9597. We want our customers to be treated with the utmost respect from the time they approach the docks and we don't want your rights as a good citizen of the United States of America infringed upon. We look forward to hearing from you.
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6:15 AM Sale on board the M/V Capt. Vic. This departure is from St. John and is mostly geared towards residents who want to get an early start to their day's activities on the big island of St. Thomas.
In order to benefit from this sale you must book online at least 24 hours in advance. Yes, it is an online sale only. You know the saying, the early bird gets the worm; but in this case, the early bird gets to keep cash in his or her pocket. You will save a whopping $10.00 on a round trip ticket if you book this trip online. See you at 6:15 AM on the M/V Capt. Vic! We love our customers and we intend to respect their time. As such, please arrive on time when catching the M/V Capt. Vic. Our car ferry schedule between St. Thomas and St. John can be found here. We are the car ferry of choice, especially when you need to leave on time. We know that customers utilize our services for various reasons:
Whatever your reason, we understand and we are here to serve you. As a result, we attempt to leave on time each and every time. At times, we may accommodate someone arriving at the last minute. Or we may have an unforeseen issue. But these things don't happen too often. If we ever make you late, by not leaving on schedule, just let us know. Yes, call the office 340-779-4000 and complain. Once your complaints are verifiable, we will send you a coupon in the mail where your next trip will be half off. We want your experience with us when visiting St. John or going to St. Thomas for errands, etc., to be pleasurable. Thanks for choosing the M/V Capt. Vic for your car ferry transportation needs. By Anecia Sewer Aldeth Lewin wrote two articles this past week on St. John, Virgin Islands for USA Today. It was such a pleasure to see the islands in this national publication. The articles are quite helpful to visitors, but it is also a blessing to locals. If you live on St. Thomas, St. Croix or Water Island and if you are visiting from the mainland or elsewhere, you can read his articles on Things to Do in St. John and Beaches of St. John. Both provide a lot of basic information and one can't get tired of looking at beautiful pictures of America's Paradise.
Of course if you decide to visit the beautiful island of St. John, also known as Love City, we would be happy to take care of your car ferry transportation needs on board the M/V Capt. Vic. Book online at your convenience. By Anecia Sewer This summer we went boating. Not on the M/V Capt. Vic but on a small pleasure boat. It was so much fun feeling the wind in my hair and listening to the kids scream when their Dad was going a bit fast. While boating we got to enjoy our beautiful Virgin Islands where the weather is usually great: the warmth of the sun, the turquoise blue waters, the view of the sandy beaches. It all left quite an impression that is memorable. More importantly, it was family time that I enjoyed. At home, we are all hooked up to our devices, cell phones, iPods and iPads or the good old TV. No one is talking. But when we went boating, the outdoors provided the perfect backdrop for conversations. We didn't swim, snorkel, or waterski, although all of these are perfectly good activities to enjoy while boating. Instead, we just island hopped and enjoyed the beauty that is the Virgin Islands, both US and British. Stay safe while boating. Luckily our driver is a bonafide boat Captain. But if you don't have a licensed driver you can always take lessons and learn how to maneuver a vessel. Your family will enjoy the adventure. Let us know about your boating experiences by commenting below. |