“We want to fix that. Make sure it’s ok before we do this next release,” Fujioka continued. “So until that happens, we’re going to hold off on releasing the next sailing season schedule for both of those routes.”
MICKI GAMEZSpring vehicle reservations for San Juan ferries and the Port Townsend-Coupeville route are postponed because the computer system is duplicating reservations.
“We normally do our initial release of every sailing scheduled for the season two months in advance of the start of the sailing season,” said Washington State Ferry brand and Digital Content Manager Justin Fujioka. “But due to an IT issue that’s kind of ongoing with the last couple of releases, it’s mainly affecting people who make bulk reservations. These are the business travelers and people who take delivery practically daily, and they want to make several reservations throughout the season.
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