From December 8, Japan Airlines' passengers traveling to Europe can
include a journey on Eurostar express trains on certain intra Europe sectors,
for the same cost as the total airfare.
Bookings for the Eurostar sectors must be requested at the same time as
flight reservations prior to purchasing the ticket. The Eurostar sector is then
issued as a coupon in the international air ticket and this ticket will need to
be exchanged for an Eurostar boarding pass at the station at least one hour
prior to boarding the train.
The three Eurostar sectors available are between London and Brussels,
London and Paris and London and Disneyland Paris Station. The London Eurostar station is Waterloo; the Eurostar station in Paris is the Gare du
Nord and in Brussels, Brussels Midi.
Passengers eligible for this service are those purchasing regular full fare
tickets in first, business or economy class; holders of IATA 'PEX' tickets,
IATA youth fares and JAL's own brand of discount tickets, JAL 'Goku' and
'Maeuri Goku 21' (a discount fare sold up to 21 days in advance of travel).
Eurostar inaugurated service as a high-speed European rail link in 1994. It
currently operates up to 14 round trip journeys a day between London and
Paris and eight round trip services between London and Brussels. A daily
service also operates to Disneyland Paris from Waterloo.
Eurostar information |
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Route |
Journey time |
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London Waterloo-Paris
(Gare du Nord) |
2 hours 35 minutes (Up to 14 r/t daily) |
London-Disneyland Paris |
2 hours 35 minutes (one r/t daily) |
London-Brussels (Brussels Midi) |
2 hours 20 minutes (Up to 8 r/t daily) |
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