Eurostar - what if i miss my train?
I'm traveling on Eurostar from London to Paris next month (and back the
same day). I'm booked in "non-flexible" Leisure Select class. If I miss my return train for whatever reason, do I lose the US$150 I paid for the return ticket? How does Eurostar handle such situations? Given the uncertainty of my schedule while in Paris, missing my return is a possibility. How should I handle this? Thanks, -mike |
Re: Eurostar - what if i miss my train?
Don't miss the train
"Non flexble" strangly enough means exactly that, which is why it's cheaper than other options. |
Re: Eurostar - what if i miss my train?
Ask them.
PJW On 8 May 2006 04:30:43 -0700, [email protected] wrote: >I'm traveling on Eurostar from London to Paris next month (and back the >same day). I'm booked in "non-flexible" Leisure Select class. >If I miss my return train for whatever reason, do I lose the US$150 I >paid for the return ticket? How does Eurostar handle such situations? >Given the uncertainty of my schedule while in Paris, missing my return >is a possibility. >How should I handle this? >Thanks, >-mike |
Re: Eurostar - what if i miss my train?
say after me ------ slowly now "NON" flexible >>>>>>>>>>> DUH
<[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected] oups.com... > I'm traveling on Eurostar from London to Paris next month (and back the > same day). I'm booked in "non-flexible" Leisure Select class. > If I miss my return train for whatever reason, do I lose the US$150 I > paid for the return ticket? How does Eurostar handle such situations? > Given the uncertainty of my schedule while in Paris, missing my return > is a possibility. > How should I handle this? > Thanks, > -mike > |
Re: Eurostar - what if i miss my train?
On 8 May 2006 04:30:43 -0700, [email protected] wrote:
>I'm traveling on Eurostar from London to Paris next month (and back the >same day). I'm booked in "non-flexible" Leisure Select class. >If I miss my return train for whatever reason, do I lose the US$150 I >paid for the return ticket? How does Eurostar handle such situations? >Given the uncertainty of my schedule while in Paris, missing my return >is a possibility. >How should I handle this? It depends. If you just screw up, or your meeting overuns, tough luck. But if the problem is a delay to an inbound train, and you left reasonble time, then I've been _told_ that Eurostar are fairly sensible about letting you on a later train. So far I've not missed one myself, but I have checked in late when inbound trains have been delayed (eg the Berlin - Brussels sleeper was late last time I travelled. I've arrived in Lille with 15 min to go, and found check in not even open). For the UK leg, you can (in principle) buy a ticket from wherever you are starting from to London International. You will have to ask for the specific ticket, but that then counts as a through ticket if your UK train is delayed. -- Arthur Figgis Surrey, UK |
Re: Eurostar - what if i miss my train?
I don't want to raise hopes unduly, but FWIW...
I missed my booked non-flexible Eurostar to Paris for a completely inane reason, but on asking at the booking office, they re-booked me on the next available train. Noses were wrinkled, but no more than that. Because the route was London-Lille-Paris, the re-booking was just for the Lille section, and I was told to ask at Lille if SNCF would allow me to travel on to Paris. A few Gallic gesticulations notwithstanding, I was on the Lille-Paris train. Also suffice to say, I *didn't* miss the return train! I think I got lucky. |
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