Do I need to book journeys in sequence of travel? For example outbound journey is Glasgow to London then Eurostar to Amsterdam. Eurostar tickets harder to get so should I book this first? Easier to get train for the first leg.
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Outbound journey booking sequence
Best answer by rvdborgt
You can book reservations in any order that suits you best. And yes, check Eurostar as soon as you can.
Yes, BUT as you have only 2 traveldays allowed IN country, you have to do all the trip on 1 day. In fact Avanti/west coast does not need to be res to L, or you can use eastcoast-change EDin too. Indeed €* is hardest leg to book-so this is a smart thought.
But mind the strike days=that populair british acitivity in transprot.
You can book reservations in any order that suits you best. And yes, check Eurostar as soon as you can.
Please ask questions in the community and not via a private message. That's the quickest way to get a response. I don't work for Eurail/Interrail.
Thank you! All very challenging for my small brain this morning!
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