Eurostar is a high-speed and safest passenger train that connects people from London, Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels, Lille, Nice, Avignon, Marseille, Zurich and many other European Eurostar connections through the Channel Tunnel. Therefore Eurostar is also known as Chunnel Train. Traveling via the Chunnel Train is a bit expensive compared to other budget airlines, ferries and bus services. But the journey through the high-speed passenger train is more convenient, comfortable and stress-free. One of the most exciting things about this safest train is that it runs at a speed of 186 mph. It also offers different means to find cheap train tickets. If you really want to explore Europe, choose high-speed trains to travel around Europe. These trains are world famous for their safety, ease and speed.
The following are the ways to get cheap tickets for the Chunnel train (Eurostar):
>The cheapest tickets for this train start from just £65 to Lille and £69 to Paris and Brussels.
>Reserving in advance is the best way to save money. It is recommended to book tickets three months in advance.
>Avoid traveling during federal holidays, festive seasons and weekend breaks.
>The best way to save money is to look for Eurostar deals, deals, city breaks, weekend breaks, Christmas breaks and Autumn breaks.
>Young people under the age of 26 can travel at a cheaper rate by taking advantage of youth travel offers.
>Over 60 years. you can travel at a discounted rate by taking advantage of the senior travel offer.
>Holders of special passes (britrail, interrail and eurail) can travel at a discount.
>Child under 4 years old can travel free of charge if they can be accommodated on the guardian’s lap.
> Traveling early in the morning or late at night may cost you less than traveling during the day.
> Traveling in a group can cost you cheaper as you can take advantage of their group travel offers.
>Join the Royalty Program and get great benefits like a fast registration process, earn points and other facilities.
Visit the official Eurostar websites to find out more about it.