Eurostar

[MickeysFavouriteGirl]

Its been a few years since we travelled to dlp by eurostar but I'm pricing up for next March and wondering if anyone had any approximate fare prices? Flybe want £600 for 2 adults 2 children :-O cheaper to drive again! I wouldn't need to pay for my then 2 year old on the eurostar and we loved the convenience of it last time.

 

[princessjodiebo]

We phoned up eurostar approx 6 months before we went and paid £278 for 2 adults, a youth and a child fare so it might be worth ringing them to see when their fares for march are on sale

 

[princessjodiebo]

Forgot to add that our adult fares were a bargain at £69 each

 

[MickeysFavouriteGirl]

That sounds much more affordable! We weren't meant to go back next year but you know what its like lol

 

[princessjodiebo]

Forgot to add that our adult fares were a bargain at £69 each

 

[sky13]

Eurostar tickets start at £69 return for adults but go up to slightly mad prices...

Will be easiest to get the £69 tickets when they are first released. I've not worked out when the direct tickets are released (several months in advance?), but the indirect tickets (stopping at Lille to change to the TGV to Marne La Vallee) are released around 3 months in advance. I've not had too much trouble getting the indirect tickets for £69 3 months in advance!

 

[HFJohnson]

The next batch of tickets for the direct train are due to be released end July/early August and this should include tickets for March. I would ring them in a couple of weeks and see if they have a release date yet and then ring on the morning of that day.

 

[princessjodiebo]

that's what we did when we booked for December started phoning at the end of may and rang every other day to guarantee we got the best prices we go beginning of april so will probably give them a ring in august to start checking

I know some people have been lucky and if their dates aren't on sale have been able to leave their number or email address and have been told when their dates go on sale