Eurostar Ticket Deals & Offers

For an extra £3 you get wider opening windows, enabling you to shout abuse out, but they open them even wider as you pass COVID19 hospitals.

Good price but for real wouldn't even go for £5 with the current situation. Not worth risking anything till it calms down

Unfortunately not mate. You could try calling and asking if they can sort the deal for one way or try looking for cheap one way flights on kayak

no don't touch the hand rail. dripping with virius.

Ah I only need one-way (going on from Paris to elsewhere in France for a wedding). I don't suppose you know what they tend to drop the cheapest fare to for a one-way trip not part of a return?

Is it possible to get one-way fares for £29 or is that price only valid if it's part of a return trip? Also, have the cheaper fares been applicable to the end of July yet? I have my eye on a one-way trip at the end of July and the cheapest tickets are currently £57 each one-way - not sure whether to purchase or wait and see if any promotions come along?

Think So. Might ask in my local station Brighton but normally they say the pass is your ticket and let you through the gates.

So they think it's still valid?

Got this from Interrail today Thank you for contacting the Interrail.eu customer service team. You can use your Interrail Global Pass in your own country during two travel days of your choice. For instance, one outbound trip (leaving your own country) and one inbound trip (entering your own country). You can take as many trains in your own country as necessary. I suggest you read the information on this page carefully, where you can see how this works. I trust this answers your question. We hope you have a great day! Best regards, Suzane Customer service team Interrail.eu

Interestingly the UK won't sell it because it 'competes' with another package they sell that UK residents can't buy! EDIT: It says it isn't brexit related but is an obvious comparison, we used to be joined now they all still are but we are on our own. I have no idea how many people used these passes to visit the UK while touring the EU but I suspect most won't bother if extra charges apply whereas all the other countries are included.

At least they are posts related to discussions and deals not spell checking,profile copy pasting trollings due to extreme boredom and having no-real-life , like yours. (poo)

The irony. You've proved him right to prove him wrong.

"Koskesh - Joined 19th March 2018 - 1635 comments" "ThePizzaBoxChef - Joined 25th Sep 2014 - 271 comments" If I have too much free time what does that say about you champ. :p

You have too much free time. it’s sad.

As valuable of a contribution to the thread as your rebuttal was there my good chum. (y) Plus, I'm the spelling police, grammar is a different division. Wrong badge.

Have you solved it, I’m facing the same problem?!

Don't tempt me, 😜

I worked there til a couple of yrs ago, and sometimes the flights were excellent, but had so many late departures and long queues at passport, I would've loved to get the train! I still go a few times a year, (next one is March 12th, staying at NH Collection-thought I'd treat the Missus! ;) ) but this time on the cruise from Hull-defo worth a look. We alternative tween flights and cruise, and now will throw train in the mix. As for tripping, if you're there March give me a shout, I'll show you sum hidden gems 😜

Nope not tripping that's later pmsl Travel light backpacks small enough for hand luggage and bin the clothes day by day Last flight in January left 25mins late and still landed on time (good tail wind pilot said) Check in online then at amsterdam straight to the quick pay machines grab the ticket and down to the trains and grab the express (lucky timing), hotel is 10min walk (hotel library) I go every year and have got it down to a tee

Think you're tripping Mate! Get to the airport at least an hour before departure-you have no idea how long it'll take to get thru security, so allow 2hrs! Spend at least an hour kicking your heels in departure loung, hoping you can find a seat! Having to be one of the first on the plane to get your trolley Dolly case in! Waiting after you land for everyone else in front of you to get their bags down from the overhead compartments. Hoping you don't land same time as a 787 with 500 plus other people queuing for passport control! Or.... check in 30mins before your train departure, and sit back chilling for 4hrs, get off and walk to the RLD!

Or maybe they were just using those times as an example. You can use more reasonable times and get the same price. You can head out of London at 4pm and back from Paris at 9pm at £58 + the discount. Or just leave at 5am if you live in London, which would be a great way to maximise a day. It's a good deal, it' just hasn't exactly put it on a plate for you, look into it yourself before resorting to cynicism? You can also use the voucher code: nyeuxvxb and avoid giving the Daily Mail any traffic. Also you can currently book using a REVOLUT card and get 15% off. It's a perk which has recently been added. Go to Dashboard and then Perks if you're a Revolut user.

Come on, it would cheaper not to stay sunday night in a hotel in Paris and use the £27.50 and some of what you saved on the hotel to get the Sunday evening/night return. You need to be Gare Du Nord @ about 05:30 on Monday morning. I think some people just post with out giving things a very good thinking through.

What wonderful travel times.

dang , this next weekend is $$$$$

To get to Bruges, does anyone know if I can use the same London to Brussels eurostar ticket or do I have to buy another ticket from Brussels to Bruges?

£35 to amsterdam but the return is more expensive. Ive found that flying with LEVEL from Luton and return is £60.

Yes indeed, and be prepared to have poor public transportation there is only few line of underground not on strike.

Anything cheap to Amsterdam

Was considering the train to Amsterdam (11-14.2) - one way £35, return £90 so total £125. Flights for the same dates is total £60. Crazy

But what if you don’t have a car?

Shame it costs more than a rtn flight to spain to just get to London! A city full of history and no future!

Every non-EU/Schengen country I've been to insists on 6 months validity. There may be some that don't, but it's a good rule of thumb. Maybe some people don't realise we get a special 'deal' as part of the EU? Or maybe don't check things like documentation requirements? It's actually another, albeit small, cost of Brexit, as unused time is no longer added on when renewing a passport and it's now in effect useless once it gets to only 6 months validity left.

Snap is a card game for two or more people. :{

Code still working!

Careful when using topcashback or quidco with these guys if you're relying on the extra discount. Have had several transactions denied (separate transactions, separate days) and there is no appeals process. Feels very bait and switch as they often offer high percentages.

Cant seem to find the voucher input box

Foot passengers only (you depart from St Pancras Intl). If you are looking to take your car across you will require the Eurotunnel Shuttle which departs from Folkestone :)

Thanks. Really. (y)

.On those dates everything's a rip off. As I have the choice I stay in the UK and use the saved money for travel to hotter climates January/February. But with family commitments, we don't always get the choice and the airlines cashin. First check BA, SwissAir, Wizz Air,.Sleazyjet, and Rottonyair for any Black Friday promos...if that's a fail; Get ferry to Calais (£26 an adult) then get the train from Calais to Paris. Also factor jin the cost of getting Calais, but that's usually mitigated by the train/coach the coach to Stansted Example 3/12/2019 DOVER TO CALAIS £75 in two adults and a child)DEPART 12:10 ARRIVE 14:40 £75 Business class trains (are actually cheaper) from Calais to Paris is return @ £20 return https://www.omio.co.uk/search-frontend/journey/bus/452668406/L20FF8B0ACF844D338EC36757ED1209FB/7657344511477706557?locale=en&adults=1&arrival_fk=379727&children=0&def_sort=p&departure_date=23/12/2019&departure_fk=379279&infants=0&travel_mode=train&user_currency=GBP&user_id=0cebdc7a-7a1a-42db-98d7-4342f1e83d0a&user_locale=en If you drive it will be more efficient, (albeit more argumentative!) although take a bit longer. But you save huge on luggage, Not so much on parking!

(annoyed)

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They never do offers from Ebbsfleet International

Always the same...somehow the prices always seem to be expensive

That's just given me a terrific business idea... Kindest regards

True but in the case of planes if the cancellation is less than 14 days from the departure date, you are entitled to compensation. Not the case with cruises which leaves customers open to rogue travel agents.

The boats do sometimes suffer engine problems mind you... Just like how planes can... Kindest regards

Can you confirm if the flights are direct please ? Hesitant to book without knowing this... Kindest regards

Costa is italian? With italian entertainment in italian (lol)

I have a plethora of fancy restaurants and designer clothing offers. Utterly useless.

Since I never use my card on going out, of course I have this and a load of other travel and restaurant offers. I think they’ve got their use of incentives a little backwards. I can understand not bothering with places you frequently shop at anyway, but wouldn’t it make more sense to offer incentives for places you’ve shopped at in the past, but haven’t in a while?

Haha. The best thing that can happen is for them to cancel the train. It seems to happen regularly or just not stop at your station, probably the French driver just can't be bothered (^ ^) Thats Ashford International BTW :) then you get a free visit to London where you get an upgrade to business (with a free meal) and a quick view of St Pancras/Euston. Alright if you can spare the time, and don't lose the hotel booking etc.

Since I actually use my Amex card to purchase Eurostar tickets, this offer is obviously not on my account (mad)

Indeed, anything resembling cheap is likely to be times few people want to travel. They make out you can go to Paris each way for £29 which is true but it’s the evening trains so you would be losing a day, fine if you were going anyway but most are on an overnight or weekend break. Did the sums for a weekend in Paris with the Eurostar a while back and was something like £800 for two nights and the train. We did Barcelona for three nights, with flights and spending money for a similar amount.

Ooo name calling :0 ! Yawn! Jog on dear! Do your own research & don’t be so lazy.

Can you send me a link to a news item about tourists who have been injured or killed in French protests recently. Or is it in fact ZERO. I said you are either brainwashed or xenophobic. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and say the former...

So because of the bad stuff going on in France, real bad stuff & people actually fearing going to france this makes people xenophobic? You are a clown. But keep watching the BBC, ps if your going take a Vest with you to protect yourself

THERE IS ZERO CHANCE OF CRASHING OUT WITHOUT A DEAL THIS YEAR. As had been stated...

Do they issue the yellow jerseys on board or do you have to bring your own 😋

What starts with 'm' and rhymes with puppet? Was already in law that this wasn't going to happen.

I can’t take your pie as you’re currently eating it.

We have a deal, slice of pie sirs? ;)

Every date I’m selecting in November or December no trains are even available, just coach or flights

That’s a crappy thought (poo)

Perfect early Christmas prezzie for the wife.

Leaves on the 31st October and returns never!

You are probably comparing a ticket bought on the day of travel with a ticket booked a month or more in advance. Eurostar is more expensive than flights when bought just within a few days of travel. Just before the summer holidays, I spent £278 for a round trip ticket to Brussels in standard class because most trains were full and it was booked just 2 days before travel. The number of tickets Eurostar makes available at sale prices is quite low compared to the capacity they carry.

You need to travel before those dates to get some vehicles, aircrafts, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, plastic, refined oils, chemical products, steel, agricultural products etc. as Boris closing gates end of October. :{

yeah, and too come back empty handed with nothing, like may did

Nothing you've said detracts from the fact the £ is worth less than it was - just being cheapskate and looking for ways to cut the expense is not really a solution to anything. Take your own tins of beans and sleep on a park bench - that would be cheaper, but not really the holiday you want :)

I disagree. Look for the right deals, don't stay dead in the centre, buy wine from local supermarkets and say away from chains for food and you'll be fine. We paid around 20/25 Euro for two courses for two people with wine/beer. Perfectly reasonable I'd say It's around 2euro for a single ticket on the metro and that takes you as far as you want. We stayed away from the centre and paid 4 euro return to get into the City and back. What I do agree with is that some of the attractions (Eiffel Tower) are expensive but there's more to Paris than the tourist attractions.

I'd recommend Antwerp not far from Brussels.

American Express are also offering £20 cashback against an £80+ spend (may be account specific) with Eurostar

City

Has anyone booked any tickets through Snap? I am thinking of booking some for the AM slot but am not sure what time I will get as it would be difficult for me to get the first train and consequently not worth getting the last AM train as I would get into Paris around 3 pm. Is it correct to assume that the cheapest fare at the moment will be the one that will be allocated meaning that there is less demand? Op maybe you have had some experience in this. Thanks

Thanks OP.

Unfortunately it's for adults only 16 plus ➕

good for those that are super flexible tbf.

And I’m going to troll you until you find me an extra bargainlong hAul holiday to somewhere I haven’t been lol x

The offer doesn’t exist...

Not on my account. I have a bunch of hotel and restaurant offers which I will not use. Eurostar offer is definitely useful but Amex already knows that given my spending pattern.

On mine - Thx OP

The snap is only £50, right ? Won’t hit the minimum...

I have it on my Amex platinum

Thank-you. Booked. BTW it's worth a gander at the Money Saving Expert page: https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/travel/cheap-paris-tips/

Barcelona is 1000% better - in fact my fave city in Europe!

As a big traveller I have a distinct hate for Paris as well, I think the opposite, I don’t get why anyone likes it, maybe they haven’t been to other cities?! its nothing to do with language barriers, the French are notoriously shi*ty if you don’t speak their language well but even most of them hate on ‘parisians’, think of an even more arrogant shoreditch. The city itself does stink and is over priced as well. Im sure you could get cheap flights to Prague or Barcelona for around this price and have a much better, friendlier welcoming time

Dunno why people hating on Paris, it's a huge city with loads of museums and things to do, lots of culture and history. Also the city is designed for women so every woman should visit at least once in her life. If you have a girlfriend and don't take her for a little weekend at this price you should be alone.

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Why does loco2 only shows buses as mode of transport?

Just change in Paris and use public transportation (RER A Towards "Marne la vallée-Chessy") there (it should cost around €15 per person for a return)

Hi I am visiting Paris soon too but unsure which arrondisement to stay in. which Novotel did you stay in please??

I have been periodically checking eurostar tickets for a while as I want to see the lounge at the station and try the train, not once have I found an acceptable priced ticket, its always cheaper to fly. Its made worse by how stupid their search is, sure there might be a ticket thats £32 on a saturday, but then you find it arrives at midnight or something. Why is there no ability to put a time filter in?

£410 per person return to Amsterdam for the dates I want to travel. Four times more expensive than flying