On a Greek ferry, a "Deck" or "Lounge" ticket (sometimes called Economy or Deck-Lounge) is the most basic and affordable class of travel. It signifies that you do not have a reserved, numbered seat. Instead, you have access to all the common areas of the ship, including the outdoor decks with plastic chairs and benches, and the indoor "salons" or lounges which feature sofas, armchairs, and café-style tables. These seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis. For daytime trips, this is a popular choice as it allows you to move freely between the sun deck and the air-conditioned interior. However, for overnight journeys, it can be challenging as you must "claim" a spot on a sofa or floor early if you hope to sleep. In 2026, while larger ferries like those from Blue Star or Minoan Lines have very comfortable lounges, the lack of a reserved seat means you may lose your spot if you get up to use the restroom or visit the snack bar.