France, Netherlands & Belgium from £39 each way (Mandatory return trip) e.g. London - Paris 14/05

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Eurostar fares are back!

Paris, Lille, Brussels, Amsterdam, Rotterdam from £39*

Chraper tickets available to all above destinations, including the warmer months!!

*Tickets from £39 per person one way based on a mandatory return trip in Standard from London St Pancras International to Brussels-Midi/Zuid, Paris, Amsterdam, Rotterdam or Lille, for travel between 03/04/2024 to 10/07/2024. Subject to availability. Availability varies according to dates and times. Blackout dates may apply. The earlier you book, the more availability. Correct as at 21/02/2024.

** Workers with employee perks, might be worth checking. For example, reward gateway/first xclusives 5% discount on Eurostar instant vouchers!!

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Edited by QPRcelona, 28 February 2024

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27th Feb
Going to Paris for the first time over Easter break with our 5 yr old. Any recs of things to do as a family?
27th Feb
Google tends to help
27th Feb
Can I get some opinions on whether Paris is worth doing or not? I've been told some questionable things and just wanted abit of clarity from the hukd community. Thinking of going with the gf so it's a couples holiday I'm after. Thank in advance all!
28th Feb
Worth a trip for 2 nights. If you find somewhere near to a metro station then you are sorted. Plenty to see and do.
27th Feb
We did the London to Amsterdam a few weeks back (to go to see Depeche Mode) and it was such a slick experience, far better experience than flying. 100% would recommend.
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27th Feb
We done train Paris and flew to the Dam. Definitely a bargain price and more chilled than flying.
27th Feb
I went on Eurostar from London to Antwerp via Brussels. The conductor on the Brussels to Antwerp leg said something about I needed another ticket or something along those lines but I was under the impression that any connecting train was covered with eurostar ticket. I was on some 'medication' so don't remember much apart from that, he let me off anyway. Anyone have any ideas?
28th Feb
Did you choose the right ticket option?
27th Feb
Good luck if risking this service. We were booked to go to Lille a couple of weeks back and got a casual text less than 24 hours before to say the trains were all cancelled due to the French lot striking. Never again, the stress that caused us to then try and find a way over the channel!
27th Feb
The same would happen if you flew and the french lot went on strike at the airports, as they often do
27th Feb
the only problem with Eurostar that it doesn’t stop in ashford or Ebbsfleet in kent as it was designed to do
27th Feb
You say that like it’s a bad thing.
27th Feb
Wish there was decent times for this price to Amsterdam going on a Thursday/Friday and returning Sunday/Monday. Only way you can usually do it for this price is if you leave London at 6am.
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27th Feb
I know many people that would leave London anytime of the day for Amsterdam
27th Feb
I did Rotterdam a couple of weeks ago with Eurostar and honestly, was really surprised. Not as pretty as Amsterdam, of course, but a very cool place, some really funky architecture. Felt like there was plenty to do. Really comfortable journey by Eurostar (I did have an issue with delay on the train on the way back due to a security issue lol...).
28th Feb
Mandatory return!!!
What makes them think that I don't want to come back in the UK.
28th Feb
Made me laugh "mandatory" - exactly! What are they going to do?
Assign a guard with you to ensure you return to the UK?
29th Feb
Would love to use this service to Amsterdam but being based in Staffordshire just doesn't make sense in comparison to flying, time spent travelling etc.
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28th Feb
Eiffel Tower - if planning to visit the summit, book it online in advance!
29th Feb
The summit? As in the top top bit? My wife is a wheelchair user so I think we can only get to the middle bit? Am I best to prebook?

Going mid March so a couple weeks
28th Feb
Used this a few weeks ago for Amsterdam, it was great.
28th Feb
It's a shame it would cost me far far more to get to our 'great' capital. If its convenient for peeps to get on and off it's a good deal. And as others have said it's waaaaaaay more chilled than flying.
28th Feb
OP , might want to add "Eurostar" to the title.
When I search for Eurostar deals, this one doesn't show up. (edited)
28th Feb
Paris is a great city, just use your head and don't go to certain parts late at night , book decent insurance before you travel that way your Covered for strikes etc.
28th Feb
Ahahahaha, Striking is a national past time in the land of "Cheese eating surrender Monkeys" credit - Groundskeeper Willie

Also, trust the French to invent parkour, an actual sport where the aim is to run away. (edited)
28th Feb
Same deal every month, same discussions in the comments, same positive experiences, same negative experiences... This is so repetitive
29th Feb
Not a deal for Edinburgh people;(
29th Feb
What cities would you recommend out of this list for a family with a 2 year old?