Groom-to-be Alex Sisan, 29, from Worthing, West Sussex, was joined by 13 others for a boozy two-day stay in the Dutch capital then had to travel by ferry, train and bicycles to get home.
Group of friends travelled to Amsterdam and spent two days on stag celebration. They planned to fly back to Gatwick on Saturday but easyJet flight was scrapped.
Gang of 14 friend decided to take train to Calais and then get ferry back to Dover. But they realised foot passengers were banned and so had to buy bikes en route
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