CHEAP EUROSTAR TICKETS ARE BACK

Cheap Eurostar Tickets? EUROSTAR SNAP IS BACK!! 🎉 But is it still a good deal??!

💾 Save this and send to someone who you wanna do a Eurostar trip with!!

A full overview with FAQ is available over at

At time of posting, it’s on the homepage but if you’ve found this later, try searching for ‘Eurostar snap cheap holiday expert’ and it will come up 🕵️‍♀️

But here’s some basics ⬇️

🚆 WHAT IS EUROSTAR SNAP?! 🚆

Eurostar Snap is a service from Eurostar that offers discounted train fares up to 50% off across several of their routes.

🚆 WHAT’S THE CATCH?! 🚆Well, whilst travellers can choose their date and destination, they won’t know what specific train they’re on until 48 hours before their departure!

🚆 WHY ARE THEY DOING THAT THEN?! 🚆

By leaving the train allocation until 48 hours before departure, Eurostar Snap are able to utilise seats that may otherwise go unsold. Basically, they’ll fill emptier trains with Eurostar Snap customers and in return, they get a discounted rate! It’s kind of a win-win situation.

🚆 WHERE CAN I BOOK A TICKET TO? 🚆

BOTH WAYS
* London to Paris
* London to Brussels
* Paris to Brussels
* Paris to Amsterdam
* Paris to Cologne

ONE WAY
* London to Amsterdam

🚆 HOW CAN I BOOK A EUROSTAR SNAP TICKET? 🚆

2️⃣ Choose your datesYou can currently book up to 14 days ahead of your travel date

3️⃣ Select how many passengersYou can book for up to 4 adults in one go

4️⃣ Check out your discountHere you’ll be able to see what price you’ll be paying for your chosen dates – you could save up to 50%

5️⃣ Complete paymentEurostar Snap accepts a large range of different debit and credit cards, as well as Google Pay and Paypal

6️⃣ Receive your ticketsEurostar Snap will send you your train times at least 48 hours before travel

📣 AND LET ME KNOW…

Would you use this?! Or are you pining for the old days of £25 Eurostar Snap like I am!!

#traintravel #eurostar #eurostarsale #eurostarsnap

[MattNav]

Definitely not something I would see myself using especially for folks like me connecting both to and from the various Eurostar points. If they'd just bring back the destinations that they used to serve on both sides of the channel such as the Kent stations (Ashford and ebbsfleet) as well as the other regional stations in France like Calais, Lyon, Marseille and so on then maybe it would be much more useful

[suzannemcguigan]

That sounds like what used to be called a standby ticket?
So you might get the one you want.
Anyone travelling long distance, i cant see how this would benefit. For me from Northern Ireland, it would probably be a bigger nightmare than its worth.

[jenzz]

If you’re on the first train of the morning, that would be a logistical nightmare unless you live in central London.