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Posted 16 May 2022
Eurostar London to Brussels / Paris / Rotterdam / Amsterdam / Lille - £39 each way (£78 return) - June to September dates @ Eurostar
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Eurostar have just released £39 tickets for London to Brussels / Paris / Lille / Rotterdam / Amsterdam Eurostar at £39 each way. Dates of travel at the discounted rates are from 14th June to 11th September. Maybe handy for a Summer getaway. Decent luggage allowance per person with two pieces of luggage (Up to 85cm long) and one hand luggage, no weight limit. Check any entry requirements. Terms listed below.
Customers can exchange tickets in Standard and Standard Premier as many times as they want without paying an exchange fee as long as tickets are exchanged 7 days or more before the departure date of their individual journey.
Use the low cost fare finder to find the £39 rates for Paris / Brussels / Rotterdam (Lille you just have to manually search)
Example London to Brussels £39 each way - 23rd June and returning 25th June
Example London to Amsterdam £39 each way - 15th June and returning 21st June
Example London to Rotterdam £39 each way - 21st June and returning 22nd June
Example London to Paris £39 each way - 29th June and returning 15th July
Example London to Lille £39 each way - 14th June and returning 21st June
Luggage allowance
On Eurostar there’s no weight limit for your luggage, but you should be able carry and lift your bags safely. Each bag can be up to 85cm long at its widest point.
There's no restriction on liquids so you can take your favourite toiletries or even bring back some Parisian perfume. We do have some restrictions on alcohol
Standard tickets - luggage allowance per person
- 2 x pieces of luggage Up to 85cm long for rucksacks, suitcases,
- 1 x hand luggage e.g. handbag, laptop bag or briefcase
Flexible tickets
So, you’ve booked a trip but then you’re no longer able to go abroad. Don’t worry, our tickets are now more flexible than ever*. Because we know things can change quickly at the moment.
Here’s how they work across our travel classes:
Terms and conditions Tickets between London and Paris/Lille/Brussels
*From £39 per person one way based on a mandatory return trip in Standard Class, valid between London St Pancras International and Paris Gare du Nord, between London St Pancras International and Brussel-Midi, and between London St Pancras International and Lille Europe. There are 6,000 seats available from London to Paris, and 6,000 seats available from Paris to London. There are 4,000 seats available from London to Brussels and Lille, and 4,000 seats available from Brussels and Lille to London. All seat numbers correct as of 10/05/2022 for travel between 14/06/2022 and 11/09/2022 inclusive. Subject to availability. Availability is limited for travel on Fridays and weekends.
Useful links
Customers can exchange tickets in Standard and Standard Premier as many times as they want without paying an exchange fee as long as tickets are exchanged 7 days or more before the departure date of their individual journey.
Use the low cost fare finder to find the £39 rates for Paris / Brussels / Rotterdam (Lille you just have to manually search)
Example London to Brussels £39 each way - 23rd June and returning 25th June
Example London to Amsterdam £39 each way - 15th June and returning 21st June
Example London to Rotterdam £39 each way - 21st June and returning 22nd June
Example London to Paris £39 each way - 29th June and returning 15th July
Example London to Lille £39 each way - 14th June and returning 21st June
Luggage allowance
On Eurostar there’s no weight limit for your luggage, but you should be able carry and lift your bags safely. Each bag can be up to 85cm long at its widest point.
There's no restriction on liquids so you can take your favourite toiletries or even bring back some Parisian perfume. We do have some restrictions on alcohol
Standard tickets - luggage allowance per person
- 2 x pieces of luggage Up to 85cm long for rucksacks, suitcases,
- 1 x hand luggage e.g. handbag, laptop bag or briefcase
Flexible tickets
So, you’ve booked a trip but then you’re no longer able to go abroad. Don’t worry, our tickets are now more flexible than ever*. Because we know things can change quickly at the moment.
Here’s how they work across our travel classes:
Terms and conditions Tickets between London and Paris/Lille/Brussels
*From £39 per person one way based on a mandatory return trip in Standard Class, valid between London St Pancras International and Paris Gare du Nord, between London St Pancras International and Brussel-Midi, and between London St Pancras International and Lille Europe. There are 6,000 seats available from London to Paris, and 6,000 seats available from Paris to London. There are 4,000 seats available from London to Brussels and Lille, and 4,000 seats available from Brussels and Lille to London. All seat numbers correct as of 10/05/2022 for travel between 14/06/2022 and 11/09/2022 inclusive. Subject to availability. Availability is limited for travel on Fridays and weekends.
Useful links
More details at Community Updates
Edited by Chanchi32, 16 May 2022
95 Comments
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What happens if you don't like to fly bud or you just thinking about yourself ? its a deal for Euro train travel so should be a hot deal, if your looking to fly dont enter the deal.
True, but if you plan in advance, you may get a decent price for the train to London. The simple fact it is so busy at the airport and you have to go so long in advance, may make this a decent deal. As an example, our flight is at 13 a clock from an airport 1.5h hours away. As we need to be there for about 10, leaving home at 8.30 is not an option as we will hit rush hours. So we need to leave at 7, for a 1.5h flight. 7 a clock until 14.30 when we arrive is a long time for such a short flight, not easy with kids. At least in the train, both to and from London, kids can relax, at the airport is chaos. I've recently purchase rail tickets Sheffield to London and return for £30 round trip. But indeed, more often than not, a train ticket is more expensive than a flight which is ridiculous IMO. (edited)
since last year its straight through. before you had to go to brussels and have your passport verified but now Amsterdam has the facilities to do this.
No, it's a ticket to one of these destinations. Technically, you can pass through more than one place but you can't actually get off. You'd need Interrail for that.
No Eurostar trains stop at Ashford or Ebbsfleet until 2023 at the earliest.
You might be OK to travel out to Amsterdam and abandon the return leg.
For the return from Brussels, there's a risk they'll cancel both legs once you no show for the outward leg.
Try phoning them, see if they can accommodate your plans to combine singles into a cheaper return journey. (edited)
It's silly really. It's cheaper to fly to Europe than to get a train to Cornwall
Supply and demand. The market will charge whatever people are prepared to pay.
The opposite effect happens too, i.e. prices drop when the demand falls away.
Nobody says airlines & hotels are greedy when they sell rooms or seats for £10 (edited)
They do indeed. Some airlines charge over £100 for 4 seats, also about the same price for suitcase. Plus other extras. If you travel light, they will not make money on you, but they will make on others. If everyone will come with small luggage and will not pay for seats and extras, we will not see £10 tickets anymore.
I think to brake even, after taking all the costs in consideration, it is about USD 5,000 per hour. This is what a pilot told me. So for a 2 hour flight it will be about $50 per person. (edited)
We really need to start offering competitive train fares inside the UK, so that people will reduce their carbon footprint to get abroad.
Even in the South it’s complicated… we live in Canterbury but last time I looked the Eurostar was not running from Ashford… so we’d pay the same fair again just to get to London to then go on the Eurostar
Just booked a long weekend away in Amsterdam looking at windmills
Not if you live in Devon. Also, planes don't need tracks.
They still make a profit on that £10, mind you.
I'm just messing Thanks for the post!!!
I've paid £30 one way to Hull with the train and £6 return to Dublin with Ryan Air. I'm well aware .
I'm a very inexperienced flyer so was thinking about this. I'd like to fly from London to Belfast and would only have a small rucksack. Do I really need to be at the airport 3 hours early? Heat for this deal!
Everyone is greedy. Airlines, train operators, hotels!
How the heck can a £78 ticket become £339!?
I'd rather drive to Heathrow in my own car, at whatever time I want/need, than be limited by train times to get to central London and then change there to get to St Pancrass. And I know where to park for free near Heathrow.
I checked and it would take me 1h40min to get to St Pancrass on Sunday morning and I wouldn't make on first train, which is cheap one.
It's cheaper to fly regardless of location. These prices are for dear days at dead hours. Not sure why it gets so hot I guess partners 💵💵💵
Good one, made me chuckle
That would be called 'levelling up'. Can't be having any of that.
Sounds like they haven't updated their info since the rules were relaxed in April.
We went to Amsterdam 4 weeks ago, and as they've stopped checking vaccine passports, it was a lot quicker to get through immigration and security. I agree 60 minutes is more realistic.
If you want to see Brussels by Eurostar, maybe consider changing trains there and staying somewhere else?
You can see enough of Brussels in a few hours between trains.
Interesting Flemish cities like Ghent, Bruges, Antwerp, or Leuven are easy onward connections from BRX.
If you didn't see enough of Brussels on the way through, you can see more on the way back.
Absolutely, why not!
We've had a few family holidays by train around Holland.
Everything's so easy, and there's so many nice places to see once you get Amsterdam out of your system.
We've flown to Schiphol in the past, but now much prefer the direct Eurostar service.
Last time we flew from Heathrow to Amsterdam, the plane spent longer taxiing around the airports than it actually spent in the air!
The far "Polderbaan" runway at Schiphol is literally miles from the airport.
After landing, we had 40 minutes taxiing around the Dutch countryside and across 2 motorways before we finally reached the terminal.