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[ Arrive/Depart ] ! scope="col" width="119" height="18" | Woodside
[ Arrive/Depart ] ! scope="col" width="119" height="18" | Seacombe
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[ Depart ] ! scope="col" height="18" | Seacombe
[ Arrive/Depart ] ! scope="col" height="18" | Woodside
[ Arrive/Depart ] ! scope="col" height="18" | Pier Head
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[ Depart ] ! scope="col" width="158" height="18" | Seacombe
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oh my days i dont know
the cruise on manchester ship is between 12:30
That is what I am trying to find out I don't know how to answer it.
In air travel/packages the day you depart is counted as the first day and the day you return is the last day. I imagine that cruises would be the same. eg Departure day Friday - is the first day, Day 1 - even if departure is at 10pm at night. If the return arrival home is the next Saturday, even being early in the morning, that is counted as a day - therefore that trip would be an 8 nights/9 days package - which includes the day of departure and the day of return.
Highly unlikely.
The Captain of the plane or a cruise ship.
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