Eurostar
The
Eurostar train links London
and Brussels in 1h51 minutes. Trains depart/arrive at the
Brussels South Station (Bruxelles Midi/Brussel Zuid) and depart/arrive at the London St. Pancras International Terminal . Up to 9 daily
departures. It also stops at Ashford/England. For the Eurostar train, you need to reserve your seat in advance, you can do it through: Rail Europe or the Belgian Rail Road or Eurostar.
Eurostar has launched ticket sales on a new, amended timetable that makes best use of the available capacity through the Channel tunnel.
There are now nine trains/weekday between London and Brussels, and 16 trains/weekday between London and Paris, compared with 10 and 17 trains/weekday respectively before the incident on 11 September. Tickets are available through all sales channels. The new timetable represents 93% of Eurostar seat capacity before the incident. It is expected to continue in force for some months – into the first half of 2009 - before Eurotunnel, the Channel tunnel operator, is able to restore full access to both tunnels under the sea.
Journey times are on average 20 minutes longer than normal, to take account of the partial closure of one of the two running tunnels. |