What facilities are on the Eurostar?

What facilities are on the Eurostar?

The smart and easy way to travel from city centre to city centre.

• EASY DEPARTURES. After a quick scan of your ticket barcode at the ticket gates, it’s through to security, passport control and the departure lounge.
• CHOOSE YOUR SEAT AFTER YOU’VE BOOKED.
• ENJOY A BITE TO EAT EN ROUTE.
• GENEROUS LUGGAGE ALLOWANCE.

Can you sit on the Eurostar?

If you’re travelling with someone who’s booked separately, you can log in to Manage your booking to move to a seat near them, subject to availability. To see which way your seat’s facing, just check the arrows on the seat plan. Click here to see our seating plan. Click here to find out more about the Eurostar app.

Can I take my own food and drink on Eurostar?

Can you take food on the Eurostar? You’re welcome to bring your own food from home. Unlike airlines, there are no restrictions on liquids so you can even bring a bottle of bubbly.

How do you get on the entertainment on Eurostar?

How to connect to onboard entertainment

1. Go to wi-fi settings.
2. Choose EurostarTrainsWiFi.
3. A form will pop up. Just just fill it in and click Submit.
4. Click Connect on the next page and you’re online.
5. If you’re on a mobile or Android device, open the Eurostar app to find all of our TV programmes, movies, games and more.

What meal do you get on Eurostar?

We serve a range of snacks, light bites, and sweet treats as well as a selection of hot and cold drinks. You’ll find Café Métropole near the middle of our trains and we accept both cash and cards.

Does Eurostar have WIFI?

Our new and refurbished trains have free wi-fi throughout. To connect, choose EurostarTrainsWiFi then go to register.onboard.eurostar.com to get started.

Can I take a cake on Eurostar?

Yes you can take food and liquids with you, and not just ones you get from the station,, people bring full on picnics..

How long is Eurostar train underwater?

How long is the Channel Tunnel? The Channel Tunnel is 31.5 miles long or 50.45 km. That’s the equivalent of 169 Eiffel Towers stacked on top of each other. 23.5 miles (37.9 km) of the Channel Tunnel is under the English Channel, making it the world’s longest undersea tunnel.