Eurostar London Waterloo
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Please Note: The Eurostar London Waterloo Eurostar service has now moved to its new terminus at St Pancras Station in London.
The Eurostar London Waterloo Eurostar has now terminated, however you can now book a faster, and more efficient service from St Pancras International online with A Ferry UK.
London Waterloo Station
London Waterloo is one of UK's oldest and largest railway stations. It is currently owned and run by Network Rail. Built in 1848, London Waterloo station is still one of London's famous landmarks off the Waterloo road. Its main entrance "The Victory Arch" is a notable feature of the station. The London Waterloo station was significantly damaged during the World War II but managed to keep many of its distinct features even after undergoing considerable repairs.
London Waterloo was the main station for Eurostar, the high speed train connecting London to Paris, Brussels and other places via the Channel Tunnel but has recently been replaced with London St. Pancras station.
Eurostar London Waterloo International Rail Terminal Facilities:
This purpose-built facility dedicated solely to Eurostar is centrally located in the heart of London. The state-of-the-art terminal provides speedy
service for up to 6000 passengers per hour and offers:
- Passenger lifts
- Multi-lingual Customer Service staff
- Bureau de Change
- Souvenir Shop
- Cafes offering a range of food and refreshments
- First Class Lounge (for passengers with Premier and Business First Class Eurostar tickets) |
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Eurostar London Waterloo - Terminal Map |
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Eurostar London Waterloo Operators |
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