This is a lucrative deal in which it will allow you to travel to Paris or Brussels between 01/07 and 31/08 for just £29.
Travel between 6 June and 31 August
i.e between 01/06 and 31/08
- AR03
Top comments
M_z
12 May 1719#1
Good deal. But lucrative means making a big profit, not making a big saving.
japes
12 May 173#2
Plus it's a bit misleading as you can't book a seat for just £29
Based on return journey so minimum cost will be FROM £58
Latest comments (33)
scunny
21 May 17#33
Our promotion is now over ?
Hammondhammond
19 May 17#32
How is it lucrative?
urinthematrix
16 May 17#30
Excellent deal! Thanks OP
Now need someone to go with... Anyone up for a trip to romantic Paris for couple of days with this nice fella? :smiley:
qwerta369 to urinthematrix
16 May 17#31
Normally my romance with nice fellas starts and ends up Hampstead Heath, but the missus is away for a week at her Mum's so why not. PM me.
BadCredit
13 May 17#29
early morning means an overnight hotel stay in London. You have to get there well before departure time.
If your train leaves at noon, you have to be there 45 to 60 minutes before departure.
it means that the last day of your break is cut short.
But hey, pub sounds good too!
Lat0r
13 May 17#28
Got six for Ebay thanks :laughing::laughing::laughing:
BooshHead
13 May 17#27
this is a regular offer they run. I travel regularly between London and Brussels and have grabbed seats on this offer a few times.
Proj
12 May 17#18
Eurostar taking a big hit with bad situation in both Paris and Brussels. Travel to these 2 cities at your own risk.
jonnydowe to Proj
12 May 172#22
Christ mate. They've been doing this offer for years. Paris and Brussels are safe. Relax.
cowsmoooo to Proj
13 May 172#26
If you are genuinely to scared to go to PARIS then you should just lock yourself in a padded room and never leave your house.
BadCredit
12 May 17#19
They give you the absolutely worst times to travel. be prepared to leave early morning and return on the noon train. waste of a day.
benjai to BadCredit
13 May 172#23
I'm leaving early morning Sat, and leaving late afternoon Sun. Couldn't ask for better timing. Bargain at £58; my Uber ride return to and from King's Cross will be almost the same amount.
rodman to BadCredit
13 May 17#25
So you prefer to travel late night and return early in the morning? Waste of night!
You better stick with your local pub then.
BadCredit
13 May 17#24
Hope that it works well for you.
jimbo1976
12 May 17#21
Great deal. Shame theyre 2 of the very few cities I am avoiding for obvious reasons.
xenophon
12 May 172#20
I can't agree or disagree with you (or hate as you childishly put it) because I can hardly understand what you are saying. Try English. What is cloches?
shamhaque
12 May 17#17
What's gay purée? Care to elaborate?
JC1997
12 May 17#16
oh thanks guys, i mailed my passport to renew, thats why i asked :smiley:
JC1997
12 May 171#10
do i need bring my passport when travel to fr?
qwerta369 to JC1997
12 May 17#14
If you're a British citizen, yes. Valid passport required.
travelsport to JC1997
12 May 171#15
Have u even travelled outside U.K.? Doesn't matter how..exact same requirements apply.. plane, train, ship, walk..
x80ssm
12 May 171#13
£120 for 2 people. still hurts me if I'm honest
mutley1
12 May 17#12
great deal. may book thanks. :innocent:
watcher456
12 May 171#3
Lucrative deal.
wi12 to watcher456
12 May 171#11
ofc it is, many just either miss the point or know its hated on here (smoking) so dont bring it up,
brussels is in belguim and all belguim tabacco tax is fix over the whole state, all of with is much much cheaper then the uk, at about 50% of better if your fine with own brands, tho still cloches are cheaper when counting £58 total, but ya time its money to some people and the eurostar and direct to brussels is much much faster,
that would be where the lucrative is for those complaining about it, if or not this gets pass the mods, and if or not this is get hated, its still a FACT
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reply to passport, yes you need it to go outside of the uk or GB more to the point, was you dont for wales of soctland, you need it for ireland tho
branx77
12 May 17#9
Ludicrous
M_z
12 May 171#8
No it doesn't: if you did a £10000 business deal and made £100 profit on it, it wouldn't be correct to say it was lucrative deal would it? Would you fancy telling Alan Sugar that? No.
japes
12 May 17#7
The headline price is "based on return journey", IE, a one way ticket would cost more than £29.
Not saying it's a bad price but there's no way of only paying £29
japes
12 May 173#2
Plus it's a bit misleading as you can't book a seat for just £29
Based on return journey so minimum cost will be FROM £58
golo83 to japes
12 May 17#6
cant travel one way? e.g. on to paris then to somewhere else?
M_z
12 May 1719#1
Good deal. But lucrative means making a big profit, not making a big saving.
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Opening post
Travel between 6 June and 31 August
i.e between 01/06 and 31/08
- AR03
Top comments
Based on return journey so minimum cost will be FROM £58
Latest comments (33)
Now need someone to go with... Anyone up for a trip to romantic Paris for couple of days with this nice fella?
:smiley:
If your train leaves at noon, you have to be there 45 to 60 minutes before departure.
it means that the last day of your break is cut short.
But hey, pub sounds good too!
You better stick with your local pub then.
oh thanks guys, i mailed my passport to renew, thats why i asked :smiley:
brussels is in belguim and all belguim tabacco tax is fix over the whole state, all of with is much much cheaper then the uk, at about 50% of better if your fine with own brands, tho still cloches are cheaper when counting £58 total, but ya time its money to some people and the eurostar and direct to brussels is much much faster,
that would be where the lucrative is for those complaining about it, if or not this gets pass the mods, and if or not this is get hated, its still a FACT
--
reply to passport, yes you need it to go outside of the uk or GB more to the point, was you dont for wales of soctland, you need it for ireland tho
Not saying it's a bad price but there's no way of only paying £29
Based on return journey so minimum cost will be FROM £58