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Eurostar Sale : London to Paris, Lille or Brussels - (July to September Weekdays) - £35 per way (£70 Return) - from 20/06 @ Eurostar
Eurostar Sale : London to Paris, Lille or Brussels - (July to September Weekdays) - £35 per way (£70 Return) - from 20/06 @ Eurostar
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Posted 19 June 2023

Eurostar Sale : London to Paris, Lille or Brussels - (July to September Weekdays) - £35 per way (£70 Return) - from 20/06 @ Eurostar

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Eurostar have gone out with a flash sale starting tomorrow at 8am for weekday tickets throughout the summer, with 29000 tickets from £35 each way. These fares usually cost between £39 -50 (towards the higher end for July Dates)

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From £35 per person one way in Standard class, when you purchase a return trip from London St. Pancras International to Paris Gare du Nord.

  • There are 7,500 seats in Standard class available from London to Paris.
  • There are 10,000 seats in Standard class available from Paris to London.

From £35 per person one way in Standard class, when you purchase a return trip from London St. Pancras International to Brussels-Midi or Lille Europe.

  • There are 5,000 seats in Standard class available from London to Brussels or Lille.
  • There are 6,500 seats in Standard class available from Brussels or Lille to London.


(All seat numbers correct as of 20/06/2023..)
Maximum of nine (9) passengers per booking.

On sale from 08h00 GMT on 20/06/2023 until 23h00 GMT on 22/06/2023
For travel between 10/07/2023 and 07/09/2023 inclusive, excluding the following dates:

London to Paris: 20 July 2023, 21 July 2023, 24 July 2023, 28 July 2023, 25 August 2023 & 07 September 2023
Paris to London: 14 July 2023, 24 July 2023, 28 August 2023 & 29 August 2023

London to Brussels/Lille: 20 July 2023, 21 July 2023, 24 July 2023, 27 July 2023, 28 July 2023 & 25 August 2023
Brussels/Lille to London: 21 July 2023, 24 July 2023, 31 July 2023, 28 August 2023 & 29 August 2023

Availability is limited for travel from Monday to Friday only.

Fare is available on Eurostar points of sale including eurostar.com and mobile application.
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  1. rugk's avatar
    If you book in Euro you likely get a cheaper price. The pricing and calculation from £ to € are not really useful:
    From the EU to London it is 39€ or £39.
    From London to the EU it is 35€ or £35. As 35€ are around £30 apparently, that may be the better price if you have no fees for paying in Euro.

    The trick is the pricing and currency depend on the language selection. Choose „Belgium English” to get the Euro prices. The best link is: eurostar.com/uk-…res

    Also if you want to pay the pound price, you may find this website more useful that finds the cheapest prices: eurostar.com/uk-…res The prices of this deal are highlighted in green.

    I also (cross-)posted this deal on the German Pepper community (MyDealz) that has some more details, which are however mostly irrelevant if you are travelling from London. (edited)
    DealRider's avatar
    Every time I select Belgian English it only shows train between london and
    Brussels in the flash sale. How can I get London to Paris flash sale prices in euros?
  2. deleted531767's avatar
    I'd make it a one way ticket if I was still living in London. Luckily I escaped in 2021!

    Good price for these tickets.
    Holtey's avatar
    If you think London is bad then you really should see the suburbs of Paris....
  3. derug's avatar
    Flights are cheaper
    bozo007's avatar
    Depends on where you stay. Eurostar is convenient for those in and around London.
  4. rugk's avatar
    BTW, much to recommend for train travel through Europe is also Seat61, there are also more information about the Eurostar and it's pricing etc.: seat61.com/tra…htm
  5. Rumana03's avatar
    Does anyone know how much train tickets in Paris are to other parts of France? Like Nice or somewhere...I'm assuming they can't be as expensive as UK train prices.
    Also anyone know where to get good deals for Disneyland Paris? (edited)
  6. ABZY_'s avatar
    Paris hotels are not cheap
  7. psd99's avatar
    Great deals at £35
    But how can they be cheeky to make it the same price for kids? Surely should be cheaper like half that price.
    abeuk's avatar
    Do kids take up half a seat?
  8. Mr_Black66's avatar
    I did the Eurostar to Brussels trip in the last sale beginning of the year and it was a good experience. Check-in/Passport control was very quick, I would definitely use Eurostar again.
    teerex's avatar
    Yup, got back from Paris a couple of weeks back and loved Eurostar
  9. Smiggle's avatar
    My rail ticket to London is more expensive
  10. vinay1's avatar
    Thank you very much. Got a fri - mon for £70PP.
  11. Mentos's avatar
    Those with kids any recommendations for centrally located Hotels that will do family rooms (4 in room)?

    The hotels I used to stay at for work seem to be 3 in a room max or a suite :/ From a quick search the rest are a bit further out.
  12. visoka's avatar
    Great prices but I was looking for accommodation and couldn't believe how expensive is. 5 years ago when I went there last time was affordable. Now, not so
  13. Willyhams140's avatar
    Just booked on Saturday and cost an arm and a leg
    bkpatel's avatar
    Very expensive when full price
  14. G_W10's avatar
    I'm always jealous that London has this
  15. 4I6's avatar
    Thank you so much for the heads up. Booked a trip for £70 (+ ins) next month
  16. Simply_zoe's avatar
    Thanks for the post, was about to book to Bxl yesterday! Probably saved me £40
  17. Az-zee-A's avatar
    Pretty useless for 1 overnight stay as you have to select a late evening departure out and then an early morning return back to get £35 each way. This is for Paris
    Rmcstar's avatar
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    There are many options for more than 1nt
  18. mark6220's avatar
    If only it was this cheap to travel by train in the UK
  19. tom6195's avatar
    Hot! A lot of the July £35 fares didn't last very long! (edited)
    Rmcstar's avatar
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    Yh, think they were snapped up this morning, nice to see there's a few August ones still left though (hardly any offers around in the school holidays)
  20. davidbrent's avatar
    When I went to Antwerp on Eurostar, the conductor on the Brussels to Antwerp leg said something to me about getting another ticket on top of the Eurostar or maybe getting my ticket stamped or something before the Brussels to Antwerp separate onward train. He let me off that time..I thought it was included? does anyone know about this?
    cmoi's avatar
    It depends on the ticket, there are " Any Belgian Station" tickets and Brussels tickets. The Brussels tickets allow you to use local trains inside Brussels only.
  21. ohsoholly's avatar
    If only I could escape Manchester to get to London for a similar price..
    Rmcstar's avatar
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    Not exactly cheap, but didn't take me too long to find something similar for one-way. Would be even cheaper with a Railcard (if you could qualify for one)

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  22. Mosh196's avatar
    £200 from Leeds to London return

    I guess someone has to pay for the illegal Tory party
    Rmcstar's avatar
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    Yes it's overpriced, but in this case nowhere near £200, if you book in advance

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  23. kevin.smith0Hv's avatar
    Does this include 2x people ? Car & small caravan ?
    rugk's avatar
    You can book for two people, but will pay the double price - kinda obviously. Cars or other things cannot be transported via Eurostar (the train), but via the Eurotunnel (needs to be booked differently and is a different company). Eurostar just drives through the Eurotunnel.
    However, if you can already have a car there, why would you get out and take the train? (AFAIK you can stay in your car when being in the Eurotunnel, which is transported on railway inside the tunnel too, but well… not Eurostar.)

    More about that Eurostar/Eurotunnel confusion can be found online: duckduckgo.com/?t=…nel
  24. MIW94's avatar
    Cheap because they're likely to strike!
    QPRcelona's avatar
    They have to give 14 days notice of strikes I believe. Our rail company must so guessing it's same across other TOCs (Train Operating Companies).
  25. haiderinho's avatar
    novice here. am assuming I get a normal train ticket from Luton to St Pancras and then Eurostar train from St Pancras with this offer.
    Rmcstar's avatar
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    Yh, this deal is from St Pancras to Paris etc. - You have to make your own way to St Pancras
  26. doylie1984's avatar
    Wish they'd do that price from Manchester to Paris.
  27. Yaba_Daba_Doo's avatar
    Shame it doesn't stop at Ashford, Kent anymore
    deleted1945554's avatar
    ...or Ebbsfleet.
  28. Radec's avatar
    If it's the day you want to go that's on sale. it's a very good price.

    I may be going around the end of july. but will probably driving which is cheaper for the days and time i may need to go, unfortunately.

    I wish there was a site where people could arrange car sharing to save on crossings.
    it seems like a waste that i'll have spare seats, and the costing is for the actual car and not for passengers.
  29. chibatis's avatar
    Can't see a single date at £35 from London to Paris, assuming sold out ?
    laccc's avatar
    Same here rolling my eyes out nothing for £35 don't even know why it's a deal..
  30. KateWinwood's avatar
    Bought this for my son as he loves trains, so for his birthday I’m going to drop him off and let him go xx. I’ll pick him up in a few days xx
    deleted1945554's avatar
    As long as he's got his teddy and Trunki, then bon voyage.

    I used to cycle eleven miles from my hometown to the next town (and back) from the age of eight (circa '78).
  31. Popeye_the_Sailor's avatar
    Any cheap deals to Amsterdam?
    deleted1945554's avatar
    Doesn't appear to be, or Rotterdam, but same price either way.
  32. Alwaysgrababargain's avatar
    Not a deal. Can't find any cheap journeys. Last year they had a summer sale with a code for 20% off. Think they'll do it again this year? It was in early June
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