Book Eurostar tickets in a snap
Want to get the best deals on Eurostar train tickets? You’ve come to the right place! Use our Journey Planner at the top of the page and we’ll help you easily and quickly find cheap Eurostar tickets in a snap or keep reading for more information.
Eurostar Snap tickets
Eurostar Snap tickets were a type of cheap last-minute train tickets offered by Eurostar. Travellers would submit their request to travel, and Eurostar would pick the time. One-way tickets could go for as little as £25! Eurostar Snap fares, also known as 'Eurosnap', were great for travellers who were flexible and not strict on travel times.
Unfortunately, Eurosnap doesn’t exist anymore but fear not, there are different ways you can still save on your Eurostar train tickets in a snap. Read on for more details.
How to find cheap Eurostar tickets in a snap
Want to know how you can find the cheapest Eurostar fares? Read our top tips below to get cheap Eurostar tickets in a snap.
Book in advance
Eurostar train tickets usually go on sale 6 months before the date of travel. Make sure you book in advance if you want to snap up the cheapest fares as these tend to sell out, leaving only the more expensive tickets.
Make it midweek
When travelling with Eurostar, you can benefit from reduced fares by travelling in the middle of the week (Tuesday or Wednesday) and at times of the day that are less busy. When searching for tickets, we'll show you all available tickets, highlighting the cheapest ones for you.
Join Club Eurostar
Sign up to Club Eurostar loyalty programme and you’ll earn 1 point for every £1 you spend on your Eurostar travel. You can use your points to snap up cheap Eurostar tickets for your next trip or even upgrade your seat.
Keep an eye on offers
Eurostar have been known to hold flash sales for tickets, with the cheapest one-way tickets from £29. Keep an eye on our Deals & Discounts page for the latest Eurostar offers to save on your train journey.
Top Eurostar routes
Planning your next train trip with Eurostar? Tap the route you’re interested in for more information on train times, ticket prices and FAQs.
*Each fare above is the lowest adult ticket fare found by our customers. Discount cards and coach journeys excluded, prices exclusive of booking fee. Limited availability.
Frequently Asked Questions
Thinking of taking the Eurostar for your next train trip in Europe and having a couple of questions before you travel? Have a look at our answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about the Chunnel from our customers.
What is Eurostar Snap?
Eurostar Snap, also known as 'Eurosnap', was an offer by Eurostar that allowed travellers to get last-minute tickets at the lowest price for trains with spare capacity.
Is Eurostar Snap still available?
No, unfortunately Eurosnap is no longer available. However, Eurostar have been known to hold flash sales for tickets, so look out for any deals they may offer – the cheapest one-way tickets can start from just £29.
How did Eurostar Snap work?
Eurostar Snap was a method of filling up the main empty seats on Eurostar trains outside of Peak times. Travellers could choose between morning and afternoon travel and they would receive details of their train 48 hours before departure.
How can I get cheap Eurostar tickets in a snap?
To snap up the cheapest Eurostar fares, we recommend you book in advance – Eurostar tickets usually go on sale 6 months before the date of travel. You can also get the cheapest fares if you travel in the middle of the week or outside of Peak times.
Top Eurostar destinations
Not sure which destination will be your next one? Have a look at our top favourite Eurostar destinations below and make sure you visit at least one of them along the way, you won’t regret it!
Want to know more about train travel in Europe?
We’ve told you everything you need to know about Eurostar Snap tickets but if you want to learn more about Eurostar services or train travel in Europe, check out our travel guides.