Travel Eurostar Channel Tunnel Crossings London Paris Lille Brussels Disneyland<<>> Travel Eurostar Paris Disneyland or London via Brussels or Lille for an easy way around Europe. This is the quick channel crossing and so easy. Travelling to and from Europe by train makes a lot of sense as you are able to travel from city-centre to city centre. And with check in just 30 minutes before your train departs, it’s an easy way to travel.
Just sit back, relax and enjoy the journey.
You’ll enjoy regular, reliable trains with views from your window and an excellent reliable service.
Discover Europe in comfort arriving at your destination relaxed, refreshed and on time with a wide range of tickets and breaks.
For direct travel to Disneyland Resort, Paris, Brussels, Lille and London this takes some beating.
The London terminal is St Pancras International is now the starting point for High Speed 1, the UK’s first high-speed line linking the centre of London with Continental high-speed train lines. Here you can visit 1868 champagne bar,which is Europe’s longest champagne bar.
In England there are stations at Ebbsfleet International terminal and Ashford International terminal in Kent.
Stations in France are Calais-Fréthun and Lille-Europe, which is only a five-minute walk from the centre of Lille's main square and forms part of the 150 outlet 'Euralille' shopping complex.
The main Paris terminus is the newly refurbished terminal located on the first floor of the Gare du Nord terminal in the city center. It has all the facilities you expect in a major airport, including plenty of hotels nearby, currency exchange, Internet access, and a range of car hire operators. Trains to Belgium terminate at Brussels-South railway station in central Brussels. The dedicated Eurostar terminal is situated within the Gare du Midi station In addition, there are limited services from London to Disneyland Paris at Marne-la-Vallée - Chessy, and to seasonal destinations in southern France. All trains cross between Britain and France via the Tunnel Channel under the English Channel. This is owned and operated separately by Eurotunnel.
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