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Eurostar £78 return to Paris, Lille, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Brussels
Travel from September 2023 to January 2024
ExpiredBook online with Eurostar and it's possible to find £78 return train tickets to Paris, Lille, Rotterdam, Amsterdam or Brussels from London St Pancras International. While there's no end date to book these tickets by, it's best to go quick if this is something you're after as the cheapest fares often sell out fast.
The £39 each way tickets can be found for travel from September 2023 to January 2024, depending on availability. The highest availability is across weekdays, but when we checked on Monday 7 August we found a good amount of £39 seats across weekends too, so it may be possible to secure cheap seats for a long weekend.
We asked Eurostar how many of the £39 fares are available, but it hasn't got back to us yet.
Return ticket prices usually range from £39 to £339, and the cheapest of these tend to be very limited, mostly off-peak and need to be booked well in advance, so we reckon this is a good deal given we could find £39 fares as soon as September.
Which services are cheap tickets available on?
£39 one-way seats are randomly spread across all included dates on both peak and off-peak trains, so it could be trial and error finding the cheap seats. Keep in mind you'll have a better chance of snagging a cheap fare if you're flexible on your travel times and dates.
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Eurostar £58 return to Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam or Rotterdam
40,000 available. For travel 28 November-2 February, some dates excluded
ExpiredBook online with Eurostar by 11.59pm on Thursday 10 November and you could find £58 return train tickets (£29 each way) to Brussels, Paris, Amsterdam or Rotterdam from London St Pancras International. It's the cheapest we've seen Eurostar tickets on sale for since 2020, but be aware the cheapest tickets are likely to go fast.
You can travel from Monday 28 November 2022 to Thursday 2 February 2023, though there are some excluded dates – see 'More info' for full date exclusions. When we checked on Tuesday 8 November we did spot a few weekend tickets for £29, but these are very limited and likely to sell out quickly. The highest availability is across Monday to Thursday.
When the sale started on Tuesday 8 November there were 40,000 tickets available at this price – 25,000 seats available for Paris, 12,000 for Brussels and 3,000 for Amsterdam or Rotterdam.
Return ticket prices usually range from £78 to £339, and the cheapest of these tend to be very limited, mostly off-peak and need to be booked well in advance.
Which services are cheap tickets available on?
Unlike some previous Eurostar sales, this offer is only available on tickets departing from London St Pancras to Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam and Rotterdam. £29 one-way seats are randomly spread across all included dates on both peak and off-peak trains, so it could be trial and error finding the cheap seats.
Keep in mind you'll have a better chance of snagging a cheap fare if you're flexible on your travel times and dates.
New Brexit passport rules
From 1 January 2021, UK passports need to be valid for at least three months and be less than 10 years old on the day of travel to France or Belgium. See Eurostar essential info for travel after Brexit. It could also be worth checking if there are any Covid restrictions before you travel.
Need to travel to London first? See our Cheap train tickets guide.
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