British holidaymakers have been issued a fresh warning as travel disruptions are expected today.
Eurostar has issued updates for those travelling to and from London, and between Belgium, France, the Netherlands, and Germany.
Travelling to and from London
Amsterdam to London
The 6.40am train from Amsterdam Centraal has been delayed as the station is "very busy".
Affected passengers have been told: "If you miss your onward connection in the UK or with one of our partners in France, Belgium, the Netherlands or Germany, you can travel on the next available train. Please speak to a member of staff to validate your ticket."
Travellers were asked to keep an eye on eurostar.com or the Eurostar app for further updates.
Britons travelling to popular European destinations have been warned of disruption
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Between London and Brussels
Due to operational issues, those going between London and Brussels will travel on a different type of train.
Affected trains:
- 9.01am from London St Pancras International to Brussels Midi/Zuid
- 2.52pm from Brussels Midi/Zuid to London St Pancras International
- 5.04pm from London St Pancras International to Brussels Midi/Zuid
Affected passengers have been told: "Please take the ticket that’s issued to you at the ticket gates. It’ll have your new coach and seat number on it.
"If you're travelling from Lille to Brussels, before boarding your train, please go to the Eurostar ticket office located in Hall 4 at Lille Europe station to get your updated coach and seat number. If you can’t, speak to the train managers who will help you find your new seat."
Travellers were advised to keep an eye on eurostar.com or the Eurostar app for further updates.
Travelling between Belgium, France, the Netherlands or Germany
Eurostar announced that there will be "limited service" on the Dutch network today.
Affected trains:
- 6.10am from Amsterdam Centraal to Paris Gare Du Nord (limited service)
- 7.10am Amsterdam Centraal to Paris Gare Du Nord (cancelled stop)
- 8.13am from Brussels Midi/Zuid to Paris Gare Du Nord (delayed)
Passengers are urged to keep an eye on eurostar.com or the Eurostar app for further updates.
This comes as Eurostar faces two months of travel chaos due to limited service.
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Passengers have been told to keep an eye on eurostar.com or the Eurostar app for further updates
EurostarIn a previous update to passengers, the railway company explained: "Due to engineering works, some German stations won’t be served between March and May 2025."
Britons who plan to travel this month should be aware that from May 3 to May 18, no trains will stop at Cologne Hbf.
For the latest Eurostar updates, holidaymakers should consult the railway's official website or app.
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