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What's it like Traveling on EUROSTAR during COVID?

What's it like Traveling on EUROSTAR during COVID?

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What's it like Traveling on EUROSTAR during COVID? travel: To be bust if they cant come up with funds for debt repayment. THe French would like the UK to cough up, however SNCF are just investing a vast amount in Spain it is therefore difficult to see why UK taxpayer should be contributing to something 55 per cent owned by SNCF. IT may be it should be allowed to go bust and another operator take over. Of course one suspects it may suddenly become very difficult to use the French infrastructure should that happen.
Date: 2023-08-20

Comments and reviews: 19


So. it is great travel in the Eurostar, I want to go home, i want to go out, but the law tells that you cannot leave home only for essentials or to work. then you see people posting they are travelling in the eurostar. i am about to lose my 1 year Eurostar voucher as we couldn't travel at the end of March. no comments.
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Why did you fill out the uk passenger locator form when you were travelling to France? you were supposed to fill out the French passenger location form to travel to France. and once you reach France you fill out the uk form within 48 hours of the return journey to uk, so I'm really confused
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Oh matey, after the awful Mont Blanc pronunciation in an earlier vid, we now have a cringeworthy Gare du NorD.
Drop the pronunciation of the final D and you've got it. It really is that easy.
And as I've started. it is travelling in British English. We are not American!

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What annoys me going the other way from St P is that you have to struggle to lift up your giant suitcase onto the airport-style security check roller things. At airports on-board suitcases are tiny but on the Eurostar you might have a lot of stuff. It nearly killed me!
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Hey Noel fantastic video really enjoyed it. Do you have to quarantine on your return? And may I recommend trying Teeside to Heathrow by Eastern Airways. Looks like the route wont last a long time as its been relatively quiet so would be cool to see you try it out!
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Hi Noel, great videos Buddy. I am due to be travelling by air next week as having medical treatement abroad. Do you find you have to have much documentation to show immigration/police at airport to show you're exempt for travel during lockdown? thanks
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At the beginning of 2021, they offered and still offer only one single journey a day. Additionally requiring a negative test result (certificate) and a form or several forms (depending on the final destination.
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Hi Noel. Great video. Was gonna ask about changes to Eurostar post brexit but youve done a great job explaining the processes. Do you know if it will continue running even after they officially leave the EU?
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Noel. I know you are an plane enthusiast but would be amazing if you could do an epic journey like Glasgow to London, London to Belgium. Belgium to Germany and then flying back. Would be good
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Love all your videos really enjoy when you try other modes of transport, especially the ferry over to Amsterdam where you cleaned out the mini bar made me open a beer whilst watching
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Thank you for sharing. I read yesterday that Eurostar only have two trains per day currently from St Pancras. one to Paris and one to Brussels / Amsterdam. lets hope Eurostar survive
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At the start of the video, I was in that exact spot 2 years ago today, a lot more people back then, the restaurant behind you served a good breakfast at reasonable (for Paris) prices.
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Thanks for this video! Do you need any Visas/other costs going either way, can you confirm if the Eurostar is expensive, does it stop at Dover and Calais and how long is the trip?
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I am a huge fan of the Eurostar even though I have never been to Europe, so thank you for posting this video. I have one question, does the Eurostar still use their class 373?
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In the UK you buy your train tickets in advance. What happend to them when your Eurostar is delayed? Can you take an other train, or do you lose the right to ride the train?
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Hi Noel
Another great review, on comparison, what was the difference in quality and service between eurostar and the train service back home?
Kind regards
DS

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This type of travel is why Americans head to Europe for vacations. Easy, inexpensive, and allow you to see parts of countries you miss when flying. Excellent video Noel.
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I really miss the Eurostar, my last journeys were last year to Disneyland Paris. Also the last time I was in the Gare Du Nord Eurostar departure lounge it was heaving!
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I used to take the eurostar a lot when my wife worked in Paris, I agree with that feeling for home when you exit the tunnel on the UK side. A great way to travel
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