How much is the Eurostar to Paris?

Eurostar tickets from London to Paris start from as low as £39 for a one-way standard fare, with prices typically rising closer to the departure date. While £39-£50 is common for advance bookings, last-minute, peak-time, or premium (Eurostar Premier) tickets can exceed £200, with an average of around £68 for booking 30 days ahead.

Is the Eurostar from London to Paris worth it?

And while our minds should be comforted enough that zooming on the train to Paris and back emits 10 times less carbon than flying, the real unique selling point of the Eurostar is the ease it offers. (Any Londoner, regardless of how many times they have actually taken the Eurostar, will tell you the same thing.)

Can I bring food on Eurostar?

Yes, you can take your own food on the Eurostar, with no restrictions on liquids like airlines, but you should avoid strong-smelling items and be aware of customs rules, especially regarding meat, dairy, and fish products when entering the EU from the UK, which can be restricted. Many passengers recommend bringing your own snacks and drinks for convenience and cost savings, but be mindful of your fellow travelers and potential customs regulations, checking official sources before travel.
 

How much is a first class ticket from London to Paris?

Frequently asked questions about Paris first class tickets

A usual price for a First Class ticket to Paris is £8,202. Factors like departure/arrival dates or even airline preference can impact final rates. Find First Class deals as low as £6,203/person if flying from London Heathrow Airport.

How to pay less for Eurostar?

Book in advance

Train tickets for the Eurostar usually go on sale around 6 months before the date of travel. Book in advance to make sure you get the cheapest options as those tend to sell out, leaving only the more expensive tickets.

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Do I need a passport for the Eurostar?

Passports. Passports are required for all passengers travelling to the UK, including children. Your passport doesn't need to be valid for a minimum number of months to travel, as long as it's valid for the length of your stay in the UK.

How do I choose my seat on Eurostar?

Whether you're an avid train traveller or a first timer, where you sit is just as important. Once you've made your booking, simply log in to Manage your Booking at any time to change seats. You'll find the change seats option on the left hand-side of the page.

What's not allowed on Eurostar?

Banned items

Gardening equipment such as chainsaws and secateurs, and gardening pesticides like weed killers. Illegal drugs. Any item of furniture. Surfboards or windsurfing equipment.

Is there a buffet car on Eurostar?

Travelling to and from London

Head over to Eurostar Café, for our dedicated onboard bar buffet. On e320 trains, the bar buffet will be located in coaches 8 and 9. On e300 trains, the bar buffet will be located in coaches 6 and 13.

What can't you bring on a train?

Items not allowed on the train

• Incendiaries, including flammable gases, liquids, and fuels.
• Large, sharp objects such as axes, ice picks, and swords.
• Corrosive or dangerous chemicals or materials, such as liquid bleach, tear gas, mace, radioactive and harmful bacteriological materials.

What is the cheapest day to go on the Eurostar?

Pick the cheapest time to travel

The cheapest Eurostar tickets are usually for trains on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. And it's not just the fares that are cheap on those days - the hotels are cheaper too. Midweek is a great time to visit Paris - avoid the weekend queues, and have the museums and galleries all to yourself.

Is it worth paying first class on a train?

First class train travel is worth it if you prioritize comfort, space, and perks like complimentary food/drink, especially for long journeys, business travel, or special occasions, but it depends heavily on the price difference and the specific operator's service, with it being less valuable for short hops or if the upgrade cost is high. Key benefits include larger seats, extra legroom, quieter surroundings, guaranteed tables, and sometimes lounge access, making it great for working or relaxing.
 

Is Paris a 2 hour train from London?

Yes, the Eurostar train from London to Paris is very close to 2 hours, with the fastest direct journeys taking about 2 hours and 16 minutes, making it a popular city-center to city-center travel option. While it's slightly over 2 hours, it's still incredibly quick, often faster than flying when considering airport transfers.