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Eurostar Single Ticket to Paris £39 One Way per Adult, or £78 Return (Selected dates - September to November- See Description) @ Eurostar
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Posted 19 July 2022

Eurostar Single Ticket to Paris £39 One Way per Adult, or £78 Return (Selected dates - September to November- See Description) @ Eurostar

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  1. Jaiymesz's avatar
    £39 fares have been available generally always so long as you book a month or two in advance..
  2. herrbz's avatar
    Got an email saying they were doing double or triple points until the end of July - the day after I booked tickets. Any chance they'll help me out with the bonus points?
    hc4eva's avatar
    Ask them not us
  3. cw.watkins's avatar
    Heat added....coz there isn't enough heat in the air already today.
  4. bubblegum99's avatar
    What’s the security and border control like these days at both ends? Is it any less hassle than flying? Would appreciate some pros/cons of using Eurostar to travel to Paris over flying

    Otherwise heat for posting, I’m sure will be handy to many. (edited)
    Haircut_100's avatar
    The pros are that it takes you from central London right in to the city centre at your destination rather than having to journey to and from airports that are further outside the centre. (edited)
  5. nwomar's avatar
    Still need any tests to enter France or Netherlands?
    hab92's avatar
    Negative test or evidence of booster for France.
  6. sohi_79's avatar
    Guys any idea how much generally PCR test costs ?
  7. sirdolan's avatar
    If you’re vaccinated you just need to show your covid pass.

    If not you need a negative PCR taken less than 72 hours before travel. Or you can provide a negative LFT taken less than 48 hours before travel by the looks of it.
  8. ronaldo73's avatar
    Really fancy doing this but the cost of the west coast Glasgow to London isn’t the best
    JohnnyL's avatar
    Try the sleeper train book a seat and if quiet they will upgrade you to a room for free.
  9. Nik_The_Squirrel's avatar
    Drove from the UK to France recently, lots of signs telling to have vaccination certification or negative test ready ... nobody checked anything. Might be different for flights or trains though
    bubblegum99's avatar
    Thanks for sharing! Good to know because will be travelling through France (and hearing stories about Covid coming back and more mandates).
  10. Marie_M202's avatar
    Is it possible to get one way tickets for £39? It's only when I 0it return in the lower prive is showing but I only need one way - thanks
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