Where do you catch the train for the Channel Tunnel?

The Channel Tunnel runs between Calais in northern France and Folkestone in south Kent. Vehicle traffic for Le Shuttle gets on in Calais and gets off in Folkestone. Calais is about three hour’s drive from Paris and Folkestone is about an hour and a half’s drive from London.

Do you stay in your car in Eurotunnel?

You and your pets stay in your vehicle throughout the journey – sit back and relax to get through the Eurotunnel, it only takes 35 minutes to cross.

How long is the Eurostar in the Channel Tunnel?

Eurostar is one of Eurotunnel’s biggest customers and their trains take only 20 minutes to pass through the Channel Tunnel.

Is the Channel Tunnel Safe?

As you can see, according to safety authority, the Eurostar trains are safe, as is Le Shuttle, and Eurotunnel itself. According to its history, since the opening, no passengers were seriously injured, and the worst thing that can happen when taking Eurotunnel is getting stuck in the tunnel for hours.

How did the train break down in the Channel Tunnel?

The train broke down in the north tunnel, which runs trains from the UK to France. Passengers were taken off the train via a service tunnel and onto a new train in the south tunnel, which then continued to Calais, returning to the correct tunnel using one of two under-water cross over points

How much is a ticket for the Channel Tunnel?

Day trip and overnight tickets from just £31 +* per vehicle each way, subject to availability. Whether you are driving to the Continent for business or pleasure, we have a range of channel tunnel tickets and fares to suit your travel needs and budget. All Chunnel ticket prices include your vehicle and up to 9 passengers.

Which is faster the ferry or the Channel Tunnel?

The travel time from Folkestone to Calais is just 35 minutes – faster than the ferry crossing from Dover to Calais. What’s more, there is no additional cost for fuel or luggage supplements. So more of you can travel in your car through the channel tunnel for less!

Why was the Eurostar stuck in the Channel Tunnel?

Her Eurostar train took five hours to make the journey from London to Lille instead of the normal 90 minutes. The incident began at about 7.30am when the Eurotunnel shuttle service from Folkestone to Calais ground to a halt about a quarter of the way into its journey.