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The ferries to [[Helsinki]] apparently charge based on the number of passengers, but maybe you can make a deal with a driver.
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You can get to the port by taking the Shuttlebus 40 from the main station or Kröpeliner Tor to “Rostock Fähre”. This Shuttlebus will cost EUR 2.50 more than a normal ticket.
Alternatively take the train S1 (towards “Warnemünde”) to station “Lütte “Lütten Klein” and change to bus 45 to “Seehafen Fähre”. It won't take much more time and you don't have to pay an additional fee.
Check timetables [http://www.scandlines.eu/tickets-and-prices/sailing-table here].
====[[Sweden]] and [[Finland]]====
You can ask cars which are queueing at the ticket booths to [[Trelleborg]] if they will give you a ride. PLEASE NOTE - Apparently StenaLines have recently changed their policy so it is not possible to add passengers to the ticket after it has been booked, but [[User:lemjok|Lemjok]] encountered no problems when he explained what he was doing to the wardens, nor did he or his driver have to pay a higher fee. It´s It's definitely possible with to add passengers to TT Lines though, (at least that was the case in all this confirmed May 2013). If you don't find anyone to hitchhike with, the student fare with TT Line to Trelleborg is currently (27th March 2013) 16 €, which is a bargain. You need to be there 30 minutes before departure. Check Scandline fares [http://www.scandlines.eu/tickets-and-prices/tickets-and-prices here]. The ferries to [[Helsinki]] apparently charge based on the number of passengers, but maybe you can make a deal with a driver.
== Sleeping ==
The ticket sales place in the ferry port is open 24 hours and they let you let you sleep there.
