Seating Plan

Our trains are bigger than jumbo jets. We know because we’ve counted the seats – all 766 of them.

Please note :
Seating arrangements vary by carriage and the seat map shown should be used as a guide only. We will make every effort
to fulfil your seating request however these cannot be guaranteed.

• Business Premier/ Leisure Select
• Standard
• Wheelchair travellers

Business Premier/Leisure Select

Seat type		Description	Seat width	Leg room
	Aisle Seat	A seat next to the aisle with one seat next to it.	665 mm (509 mm if the armrest is down).	945 mm
	Window Seat	A seat next to the window with one seat next to it.	665 mm (509 mm if the armrest is down).	945 mm
	Solo	A seat on its own next to the window with no other seats next to it.	665 mm (509 mm if the armrest is down).	945 mm
	Opposite (Club 2)	Seated at a table for two facing each other.	665 mm (509 mm if the armrest is down).	1935 mm
	Table (Club 4)	Seated around a table for four.	665 mm (509 mm if the armrest is down).	1935 mm

Standard

Seat type		Description	Seat width	Leg room
	Aisle Seat	A seat next to the aisle with one seat next to it.	477 mm (429 mm if the armrest is down).	845 mm
	Window Seat	A seat next to the window with one seat next to it.	477 mm (429 mm if the armrest is down).	845 mm
	Family	Seated around a table for four in the family area. The family area of the train is located in coaches 1 and 18. The area is divided from the rest of the carriage so children cannot wander too far and has a number of seats with fold down (rather than fixed) tables to give more room.	477 mm (429 mm if the armrest is down).	1840 mm
	Table (Square)	Seated around a table of four.	477 mm (429 mm if the armrest is down).	1840 mm

Wheelchair travellers

Wheelchair passengers travel in one of dedicated spaces located in one of our Leisure Select and Business Premier carriages. A companion may travel with you at a discounted rate.

Seat type		Description	Seat width	Leg room
	Wheelchair space	A space dedicated for wheelchair users	665 mm (509 mm if the armrest is down).	n/a
	Companion seat	A seat next to a wheelchair user	665 mm (509 mm if the armrest is down).	945 mm

Do you use a mobility scooter?
Travellers who require mobility scooters to be taken with them during their journeys may carry them on board Eurostar without additional charge in the special luggage hold on our trains.

In order for the scooter to be able to access our platforms and trains via the lifts and ramps, it should not exceed 100cm (1 metre) in width. To make sure that space is made available on busier services and during peak travel times such as Weekends, Bank Holidays and School Holidays, you should advise Eurostar in advance of your arrival by calling Eurodespatch (08705 850850 from 07:00 to 21:00 daily).

Please note:
If you arrive unannounced at Eurostar terminals we cannot guarantee the required space on your intended service.

Scooters that use combustible fuel cannot be carried on any Eurostar service only battery-powered mobility scooters are allowed.