The journey back to Hull from Rotterdam delivers a slightly different mood abound the ship, a combination of lack of sleep and over indulgence whilst in the iconic dutch city leads me to believe that the on-board security team have a more eventful night on the return journey. The next morning a coach journey gives you an opportunity to explore the sights of Amsterdam, albeit in just 6 hours, just enough time to eat, explore and pick up a few treasures that incapsulate your swift visit. There’s no doubt that the atmosphere that this creates is epic, think Sky Sports audience at the darts final, it’s truly electric, you can’t help but get involved in the fun, a truly exhilarating evening. Multiple rounds of Bingo in which the prizes are just as bonkers as the host for the evening, books on how to satisfy your cat and inflatable emoji’s are just some of the examples. Genius, what a great idea, with 12 hours to kill (average ferry crossing time from Hull to Rotterdam) and a bunch of mainly young adults travelling to Amsterdam for nothing but pleasure (read that how you will) Bingo seems the perfect fit, especially given this is Bingo with an adult theme, lots of choice words, no holds barred, direct talking, adult bingo, bizarrely without the gambling. What did wow me however during this trip, is the purpose of the trip, Bonkers Bingo! A concept that Mecca Bingo have been showcasing around their UK network of Bingo Halls, now comes to P&O Ferry Crossings.

I suppose its a personal thing, I live my life wanting to be wowed constantly, it’s a double edged sword, if I do become wowed then you’ll hear me talk of it being the best experience ever and if I haven’t then unfortunately I’ll dismiss it completely, there’s no in-between. Instagram post shared by The Yorkshire Pudd Blog on at 11:47am PST

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