Cheap Eurostar tickets
Book early for best prices
The earlier you book, the better your chances of getting our lowest cost tickets, especially if you are travelling over a weekend or bank holiday when demand is very high.
If you can, plan well in advance and snap up your tickets 120 days in advance for the best possible prices. Tickets are exchangeable, for a fee, so you can change your mind about dates.
Make it midweek
If you’re a savvy traveller, you’ll know that the cheap Eurostar tickets everyone’s looking for are usually for trains on Tuesday and Wednesday.
It’s also a great time to visit Paris, leaving the weekenders to their queues and having the museums and galleries to yourself, especially with our 2 for 1 museum entry offer.
No hidden costs
On Eurostar you don’t have to pay to choose where you sit, seat selection is free and up to you.
You can take two large cases and a piece of hand luggage at no extra cost. So, if you find travelling light a bit of a strain, or you’re planning on going on a major shopping spree while you’re away, no need to worry.
How to get cheap Eurostar tickets to Paris
Who says a weekend in Paris has to cost the Earth? We've pulled together some of the best tips and ideas to help you get the cheapest possible price for your trip to Paris, whether it's the cheapest times to travel, low-cost activities, or trying a different train station.
Try a different station
No cheap tickets left to Paris?
Try heading to nearby Marne-la-Vallée instead.
It’s just 40 minutes’ by train from the centre of Paris and it’s much cheaper to stay there too.
Cheapest times to travel
Our best deals are available:
- between midday and midnight on a Monday
- any time on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday
- between midday and midnight on a Saturday.
Paris on a budget
- Stuff yourself silly with massive sandwiches at CheZaline.
- Go celeb spotting at Père Lachaise cemetery.
- See all the sights on the 42 and 69 bus routes for the price of a couple of metro tickets.