rail travel to europe

rail travel to europe

Postby scalehallshrimp » Sun Oct 12, 2008 8:58 am

help,which website do people use for booking rail travel from the nw to europe say belgium
now that through ticketing is available
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Re: rail travel to europe

Postby Christies Child » Sun Oct 12, 2008 9:05 am

..let's first concentrate getting out of League 2 before we talk of going into Europe.

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Re: rail travel to europe

Postby Plain Peter » Sun Oct 12, 2008 9:40 am

http://www.seat61.com is the place.

This time next week I'll have done this:

http://www.seat61.com/Kwai.htm
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Re: rail travel to europe

Postby scalehallshrimp » Mon Oct 13, 2008 8:17 am

thanks posters
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Re: rail travel to europe

Postby parceldave » Mon Oct 13, 2008 10:59 am

scalehallshrimp wrote:help,which website do people use for booking rail travel from the nw to europe say belgium
now that through ticketing is available
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Have you looked at flights , it may be cheaper.?
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Re: rail travel to europe

Postby skyecat » Mon Oct 13, 2008 9:30 pm

I`ve recently come back from Belgium.
We set off on Thursday night after Fat Knackers club down to Dover at 10pm, got there for about 3am, slept for 1/2 an hour, got on the ferry with priority loading at 3.45am, found the VIP lounge, got complimentary drinks and eats, fell asleep, got woken up by the PA asking all drivers to return to their cars, drove for about an hour on the other end, pulled in at a service station, slept for an hour or so and then drove to our friends house near Leuven, arriving there at 10.30am - thus having the full day to enjoy.
On the way back, we got the 2pm ferry (should have been the 12 noon ferry, but there was a public transport strike in Belgium, making the journey back to Dunkerque a bit tight timewise and no matter how fast we drove, we weren`t really going to make it - but we had fun trying!) and we back home in Morecambe for just before 9pm - the cost (besides fuel) £79 including the VIP lounge and priority loading and unloading.
If you don`t mind driving, it`s well worth it (IMO).
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