Hello
I am trying to book seats on Eurostar on Oct 29 from London to Paris. I see a message saying most seats are sold out for pass holders and that people should use ferry as an alternative. But when I click on buy seats, it is allowing to pay for the seats.
What does this mean? Can I still purchase seats or I should not book?
Pls suggest
Thanks
Satbeer
Best answer by AnnaB
View originalJust found some information. There is a website B europe on which I checked for availability after adding my eurail pass as discount pass - and it is showing me seats. Should I buy from here ?
Sorry I havent used these before so want to ensure I am not doing a mistake.
Thanks
Satbeer
B-europe is a good place to buy pass holder seats for the Eurostar. You need a Pass Cover Number to make the reservation.
If you have a mobile pass you can generate your PCN here:
https://community.eurail.com/news-and-announcements-39/pass-cover-number-generator-is-live-5653
Ignore the message on Interrail re ferries - it relates to the summer rush where reservations were difficult to find.
You can reserve any available train with confidence from either site, but B europe is slightly cheaper.
You can reserve any available train with confidence from either site, but B europe is slightly cheaper.
That actually depends on how many reservations you do in one go. Eurail/Interrail have a 2€ fee per seat and train. B-Europe have a fixed 4€ fee per order; an order can be a single journey for 1 person but also a return journey for max. 9.
Thanks so much for your help!!!
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