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Child fares apply to ages 3-15. Infants under 3 travel free. Pensioner fares apply to holders of the Australian Pensioner Concession Card only - limited availability.

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Spirit of Tasmania transports passengers, vehicles and freight between Melbourne and Devonport, Tasmania. Spirit of Tasmania sails nightly and also provides day sailings in times of additional demand.

Spirit of Tasmania is also often referred to as 'tasmania ferry' or the 'ferry to tasmania'. However, the twin Spirit of Tasmania ships are not ferries but rather roll on/roll off ships.

Passengers have the option of taking their car on Spirit of Tasmania from $74* each way, all year round. This adds value for passengers and is possible due to the Federal Government's Bass Strait Passenger Vehicle Equalisation Scheme which are deducted from Spirit of Tasmania's fares.

Spirit of Tasmania operates terminals at East Devonport, Tasmania and Station Pier, Port Melbourne. Its head office and central reservations department are located in the terminal at East Devonport.

The company's operations in Tasmania and Victoria have had a significant positive impact on the economies of both states since the original Spirit of Tasmania vessel was introduced in 1993.

While it is difficult to determine the exact economic benefits TT-Line Company (trading as Spirit of Tasmania) has provided over the years, in the 2005/06 financial year, TT-Line/Spirit of Tasmania carried over 440,500 passengers and the Tasmanian Visitor Survey showed 181,566 visitors had been brought into the state on Spirit of Tasmania, spending a total of $326 million.

In 2004/05, visitors who arrived on board Spirit of Tasmania spent $853 per head more than those who travelled by air, and stayed on average 7.1 nights longer. Spirit of Tasmania currently employs around 700 Australians from around the country with the majority from Tasmania.

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