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Eurostar: London to Paris, Lille, Brussels. Rotterdam or Amsterdam - (October - January Dates) - from £39 one way (£78 Return)
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Posted 5 August 2023

Eurostar: London to Paris, Lille, Brussels. Rotterdam or Amsterdam - (October - January Dates) - from £39 one way (£78 Return)

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Noticed Eurostar have released quite a few dates throughout this year and January at £39 each way. Might be good if you were planning a trip this autumn or planned on seeing the Christmas markets later this year.
In the pictures below, using November as the lead month, but other months available (use the fare finder / main deal link)

France: (Paris or Lille) - £39 each way - £78 Return
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Belgium (Brussels) - £39 each way - £78 Return
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Netherlands (Rotterdam or Amsterdam) - from £39 each way - £83 Return
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Fare Conditions:

  • Change your ticket with no exchange fee up to 7 days before travel. You’ll only pay the difference in fare.
  • An exchange fee of £30 per person, per journey plus the difference in fare will apply if you exchange within 7 days of travel. Non-refundable.
  • Non-refundable. See eurostar.com fares, fees and conditions page for more details.
Standard includes
  • 2 pieces of luggage + 1 hand luggage
  • Unlimited ticket exchanges up to 7 days before departure*
  • Check your ticket for suggested arrival time
  • Buy drinks, meals and snacks on board
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  1. Bycraft's avatar
    Thinking of going to a Christmas market with one of these deals, any recommendations of places with the best Christmas markets?
    Al_Keddie's avatar
    It really has to be Brussels. The Grand Place with it's stunning laser decorations projected onto the Guildhall, cafes and bars with heated al fresco dining. There's a small market off the square and another larger one nearby with a beautiful merry go round. There's also the beautiful Royal Galleries for hot chocolate, mulled wine etc. My wife and I loved it.
  2. durrant27's avatar
    Eurostar is unreasonably expensive. Just checked for Amsterdam in October and even if you pick the cheapest dates, that’s only for the 6am train. Otherwise it’s at least £100+ each way per person (usually more).

    Why on earth is it so much more than flying.
    Rmcstar's avatar
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    I've checked and the eurostar with reasonable times is £64 at 11:05 and £44 return at 16:40 - total £108.

    Flying would probably be about the same, cost more once you factor in the baggage costs. Also with eurostar it's an easier process of going abroad imo (edited)
  3. BrumGB's avatar
    Heat!

    Depressing how this is cheaper than Sheffield to Brighton. (edited)
    john.cutler's avatar
    Can get sheffield to Brighton return for about £40 each on the train
  4. ash0303's avatar
    We just came back from a trip to Brussels in the summer hollz, managed to get this price, so good really easy especially with young family. Queing, security, departure lounge was all so quick and easy! Would defo recommend over flying.
    superstarbj1's avatar
    Definitely better then flying with a family so much easier
  5. mb1's avatar
    Any help on a good area to stay for both Paris and Disneyland Paris would be AMAZINGLY helpful. I don't really know where to start looking. Thank you.
    paul.godefroy's avatar
    We stayed at Torcy on the suburban RER A Line a few years back as we got a good deal on a hotel there, it is convenient for both, however if you are only going to Disneyland one or two days but intend to travel into Paris more often then I would suggest Vincennes as the RER A serves Vincennes for easy direct access to Disneyland in about 35 minutes but also Château de Vincennes is on the Metro 1 line so you can use the T+ single ticket that allows you travel anywhere in Paris via the Metro or bus for a set price and is significantly cheaper than the RER ticket (You load it onto a Navigo pass, similar to a London Oyster card. You can buy a 'Carnet'/bunch of 10 T+ tickets for a discounted price, currently €16.9 for 10 tickets). There are lots of reasonable hotels around Vincennes as well. Failing that Noisy is pretty much in the middle between Paris and Disneyland and has a few Ibis and B&B brand hotels which are reasonably priced.
  6. Flea72's avatar
    Included Luggage allowance. Only need to arrive an hr max before departure. Short customs check. No waiting for drinks trolley. More toilets. Better legroom. Wifi. No need to pay for airport parking.

    If booked far enough in advance its comparable price to flying. But less stress. Station in city centre so no need for transfer. But yes only really cost effective to get to, if you live near london. Shame they closed ebsfleet, as that was drivable and parking fee wasnt too extortionate.

    amsterdam route isnt running next year either.
  7. hatot's avatar
    Rmcstar = Eurostar
    Gollywood's avatar
    They're related
  8. Leahafridi's avatar
    Ryanair is a lot cheaper
    Rmcstar's avatar
    Author
    Not after including baggage it's not
  9. JamPau's avatar
    If only we didnt have kids and are not limited to travelling only in August.
    clavier3895's avatar
    they can always get 'sick' for a day or two, save yourself hundreds
  10. barnehurst's avatar
    Ah I see the catch

    You have to travel in the evening to get that price. Ensuring you have to pay for another nights hotel

    otherwise it's an eye watering £84 each one way.

    No deal
    Rmcstar's avatar
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    Date dependent, didn't take me too long to find one with afternoon decent times at £39:

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  11. rv10's avatar
    I’ve flown through dozens of airports this year and the Eurostar to Brussels was by far the quickest and most efficient! Can definitely recommend, even if once to see how it is (edited)
  12. Sully1's avatar
    Considering from Mancs to London, at times, could set one back to £250-£300 -this is a steal.
    DisagreeableRunt's avatar
    I saw the ticket price when my employer paid for it and nearly fell off my chair! That was quite a few years back and cost more than my flights from Belfast to Manchester and London to Belfast combined.
  13. AlViBaum's avatar
    I have just travelled to Paris on Eurostar on a similar deal that I booked back in March. Great experience, and on that route is far superior to flying. £78 is a great deal if you can book far in advance. If booked close to the day of departure the price is £325!
  14. blahblahblah1234's avatar
    Buy your drinks, meals and snacks before you board, might save a few more ££££
    There's loads of shops & food outlets in St Pancras Station, and no restrictions on taking liquids through security.
  15. Chrismia's avatar
    Thank you
  16. blahblahblah1234's avatar
    Arriving by train into the city centre is handy if you're staying in the city. Also good if you're changing trains and travelling on somewhere else.
  17. CharlesDickens's avatar
    Nice one! Booked
  18. BodisBest's avatar


    (edited)
  19. tomwilliams86's avatar
    Can’t find Jan dates yet
    Rmcstar's avatar
    Author
    Where to?
  20. ScoobyDoobyDoo's avatar
    Never any Fri-Sun deals, better off flying, much cheaper. 
    deleted1945554's avatar
    It's all subjective and multiple factors involved in determining what's cheapest and/or most convenient. At the moment, I'm not particularly concerned with price as I'd rather pay for premier for the first class experience.

    Trains not stopping at Ebbsfleet is a pain given our locality, but not an insurmountable obstacle.
  21. Swidc's avatar
    Adverts not deals
    blahblahblah1234's avatar
    It's not an Amazon deal.
  22. DisagreeableRunt's avatar
    I've always wanted to take a trip on the Eurostar since the tunnel was completed, but I live in Belfast. It would take flying to and spending a night in London beforehand, so every time I look into it when going somewhere it connects to, I decide it's just adding unnecessary expense and a much longer journey for the sake of it and fly direct! I've been to London itself a few times and no real need to see it again, so I would have to have a specific reason to go to London first, like a cup final or something. I imagine that too would also increase the price of everything!

    I'm not even a trainspotter, just a geeky civil engineering interest. (edited)
  23. sydney871's avatar
    Is Amsterdam and Rotterdam opened up? Heard somewhere that they were going to do some maintenance work and through trains from London would not operate.
    deleted1945554's avatar
    They're both open. But service set to be suspended for up to 11 months starting June 2024.
  24. gabesdad's avatar
    Right PITA that they stopped using Ashford International as I'd have to travel up to St Pancras from Kent only to go past it on the way to Paris or Amsterdam! Cheaper to fly Easyjet from Gatwick to Amsterdam in terms of time and cost overall.
    harrythefish's avatar
    The Mrs and I were actually thinking of moving to Kent near Ashford at one point, with dreams of short hops by train to Paris, Amsterdam and beyond. Then I researched the services and found out about them dumping Ashford. Might as well stay in Berkshire then, near enough to Heathrow and Gatwick. All part of the UK's decarbonisation plan, is it?
  25. d3fy's avatar
    Great deal for the cockneys.
  26. AverageBloke's avatar
    Not really a deal as you'll need a hotel at the start due to ridiculous timings to get the cheapest price.
  27. mark6220's avatar
    Pity its not so cheap to travel by rail in the UK. Flying is cheaper here than long distance train travel
  28. Neil_K's avatar
    Why would you want to go Paris, apart from with work
  29. gmmmmm's avatar
    Take a plane for the same price better
  30. pokedude4's avatar
    are there any discount codes for eurostar
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