Eurostar Low-Cost Tickets: Book cheap tickets to Paris, Amsterdam & Brussels

Whether you’re planning a quick city break or a longer European adventure, Eurostar Standard Class offers excellent value.

Eurostar Standard includes:

• Two bags up to 85cm long plus a small daypack or handbag

• Free WiFi throughout the journey

• Plug sockets at your seat for charging phones and laptops

• Eurostar Café on board sells drinks, meals, and snacks

The Eurostar April 2026 sale covers a wide range of UK and continental routes. Promotional fares are subject to availability and blackout dates, particularly on weekends.

London <> Paris 

Whether it's a romantic getaway or a random trip, Paris is one of the world's must-visit capital cities - and the Eurostar takes you right into the heart of the action. Gare du Nord station is a short metro ride away from iconic attractions like Notre Dame and the Eiffel Tower.

London <> Brussels

With its delicious chocolate, crispy frites, and world-class beer, Brussels is a mecca for foodies. And then there's the architecture - the city boasts Gothic, Art Nouveau, and Neoclassical buildings, including the iconic Grand Place.

London <> Amsterdam

Amsterdam's scenic canals and fascinating museums make it one of Europe's most popular city break destinations - the Van Gogh Museum and Vondelpark are just some of the top attractions. When you arrive at Amsterdam Centraal, you can get everywhere by foot, too - much easier (and greener) than going by plane.

London <> Rotterdam

While Amsterdam may steal the limelight, Rotterdam is well worth a visit thanks to its quirky architecture and authentic Dutch vibes. For modern structures, don't miss the Cube Houses or the Erasmus Bridge, while for something more traditional Delfshaven harbour won't disappoint. Rotterdam Centraal is close to it all.

London <> Lille

For a quick French city break, Lille has to be top of your list. This cultured city close to the border with Belgium promises exquisite cuisine and enchanting old town vibes. Be sure to visit Palais des Beaux-Arts and Grand-Place - each within walking distance from Lille Europe station.

Paris <> Cologne

While there aren’t (yet) direct trains to Germany from the UK, you can easily reach Cologne from Paris. This historic city is full of character, and when the sun’s out, the banks of the Rhine are lined with beer gardens and cafés. When you arrive at Hauptbahnhof, the city’s Gothic cathedral greets you with sweeping views over the Rhine.

Aside from the hefty savings, one of the best things about the Eurostar sale is the wide range of dates you can travel - from 22nd April 2026 right up until 8th July 2026. Just don’t forget that this is a flash sale and tickets are available to book for just 6 days. So be quick! 

Luckily, you don't need a discount code or anything like that - the saving is automatically applied when you search on TrainPal. Here's some inspiration to help you decide where to go:

Long weekends

The warmer weather and longer evenings are a great excuse to get away. So why not use the Eurostar sale to book in a cheap European city break or two? A trip to Brussels or Amsterdam gives you a real change of scenery, and you'll only need a day or two off work.

School half term

If you're planning a trip to Europe with the kids, the Eurostar sale can save you a lot on fares. That gives you a bit of extra cash to splash on days out once you're there - Amsterdam and Brussels are both just a couple of hours from St Pancras.

Early summer getaways

No kids? Then make the most of the cheap Eurostar tickets and book a budget-friendly getaway before the start of the school summer holidays. With fewer crowds, it's a great time to explore the old town in Lille or to visit the iconic windmills in Kinderdijk, just 30 minutes from Rotterdam.

If you've not travelled on the Eurostar before, you'll be pleased to know that it's way simpler than flying - it's a train, after all, and St Pancras Station is certainly not Heathrow or Gatwick. Here are a few pointers and tips to keep in mind when it comes to UK to Europe train travel.

Check-in and border control

You'll go through immigration for France, Belgium and the Netherlands before you board at London St Pancras International - meaning there's no stress when you get off the train in Europe. Arrive 60 minutes before departure, with a valid passport and remember to check entry requirements for your nationality. UK citizens need to complete the ETIAS travel authorisation before travelling.

Luggage

Eurostar is way more generous than airlines when it comes to bags - you can board with two larger suitcases (up to 85cm long) and one small piece of hand luggage. Best of all, there are no weight restrictions. This makes Eurostar a great choice for longer trips and if you plan to do some shopping while you’re away.

Travelling with children

There are discounted fares for children aged 4 to 11, while little ones under 4 go for free as long as they don't take up a seat. Remember, all passengers need to have their own passports. Onboard, you'll find family-friendly seating, space to store pushchairs and baby changing facilities. So you can go ahead and plan a family trip to Europe, safe in the knowledge you'll have a comfortable and hassle-free journey.

Pets

Only assistance dogs can travel on Eurostar services to and from the UK. If you want to take your pet to Europe, you'll need to look at other options like ferry and car or flying.

Food and drink

The Eurostar Café serves light meals, snacks and drinks throughout the journey, with everything from sandwiches to pastries and coffee available. You're also welcome to bring your own food and non-alcoholic drinks on board - there are plenty of places to pick up snacks in St Pancras, too. On London routes, Eurostar Plus passengers enjoy a choice of two delicious dishes and drinks served at your seat.

Wi-Fi and charging

Forget roaming charges or running out of battery - there's Wi-Fi available throughout the train with plug sockets to charge your phone, tablets or laptop at all seats.