Ferryhopper1 reviews

Tentative but relieved April 18, 2026

Halfway through unloading the trunk I hesitated — a guy at the desk had said the paid WiFi can be spotty and my friend had warned me too. I saw the WiFi option on the kiosk when I picked up the rental and debated paying £15 for four hours. I almost skipped it, but since it was my first time driving in Ireland and I needed maps for a road to Drogheda, I paid and felt nervous. At first it was annoying — maps took ages and pages loaded slow while I was still in the parking lot. After a quick reconnect and moving closer to a window the signal actually became usable; enough to set navigation, check a few routes and feel like I knew where I was going. It wasn’t blazing fast and there were still glitchy spots, but my doubts largely eased and I was relieved to get on the road. Decent enough for the trip, though price and speed could improve.