Is there a problem reserving tickets on the UK site rather than US? UK is £88 and the US site is $202, a difference of $28 at the current exchange rate. You collect them at the train station in either case.
Posted by
Minneapolis, MN, USA
8700 posts
What you wish to do is perfectly acceptable. I assume you know that you need to clear the Eurostar cookies on your Web browser each time you wish to sign in as a "resident" of a different country.
Posted by
OP
Olympia, WA
29 posts
I didn't think there would be a problem but wanted to be sure. I figured out the cookie issue when I wanted to go to the French site and got only English. Thanks for the info Tim.
Posted by
New York
1 posts
I had a similar question. Is there a penalty for USA citizens booking cheaper fares on the French version of the site?
I found fares 100£ cheaper on the French site, but I don't know how to read all of the fine print. Do you have to be a resident of France to board with a ticket purchased on the French website?
I'm running on a tight schedule with connections, and I don't want any problems at the airport.
Thanks for the replies!
Cait
Posted by
New Paltz, NY
9100 posts
US citizens are allowed to book on the Franch site, but be aware that the cheaper fares are usually non-refundable/changeable so if your flight is late, you may be out of luck.