Ferry Maritime Services

Washington State Ferries explicitly separates a vehicle reservation from a ticket purchase. Its reservation itself has no charge except applicable no-show charges. Treat reservation completion and fare payment as distinct outcomes when evaluating a campaign for those services.

WSF's reservation page covers specified routes and vehicle customers; walk-on and bicycle passengers do not need these vehicle reservations. Qualify the campaign by route and traveler type rather than treating the vehicle-space form as the purchase funnel for all passengers.

WSF describes vehicle reservations as one-way and instructs customers to reserve both directions. Two reservation confirmations can therefore belong to one round-trip customer. Define the unit before interpreting reservation counts as distinct customers or paid round-trip ticket sales.

WSF distinguishes reservation no-show charges from ticket purchases and publishes cancellation conditions. Keep a retained no-show charge separate from fulfilled travel in campaign analysis. The charge does not, by itself, demonstrate that the reserved vehicle boarded or that the fare was purchased.

The reference benchmark is for Passenger Transportation Services.

Parent industry benchmark. Snapshot read 11 October 2026.

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