An MHK has described the extra cost of booking ferry tickets offline as unfair on those who have difficulty using the internet.
In the House of Keys this week Arbory, Castletown and Malew's Jason Moorhouse said it costs £7.50 extra for foot passengers and £15 more for vehicles when booking in person or over the phone.
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson said it's always cheaper booking online, because of staffing and phone costs.
But he revealed a way around extra fees for disabled people:
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