johnnychips
Established Member
Hi
Trying to book Brussels-Doncaster on Sun June 16th. The last train it gives me the option of is at 1556, arriving at Donny at 1914. In the past I've caught one at 1856. The Eurostar website pdf timetable only goes till the 1st June, but I can't believe that will be the last train to London. Is there engineering on the ECML or something?
Any ideas why?
EDIT: There is engineering on ECML but it finishes at 1205.
EDIT 2: On the interactive timetable it gives later trains departing Brussels at 1756, 1856 and 1952. Bit of a mystery!
EDIT 3: If I separate the two journeys, I can get £64 First Class return Donny -London and £110 return London Brussels returning on the 1856, which I think I'll go for, even though I realise I'll have no comeback if the connections don't work in London. Now it's just trying to explain to the nice lady in Belgium from whom I claim my expenses that it would have cost me £82 to travel second class. Bizarre all round!
Trying to book Brussels-Doncaster on Sun June 16th. The last train it gives me the option of is at 1556, arriving at Donny at 1914. In the past I've caught one at 1856. The Eurostar website pdf timetable only goes till the 1st June, but I can't believe that will be the last train to London. Is there engineering on the ECML or something?
Any ideas why?
EDIT: There is engineering on ECML but it finishes at 1205.
EDIT 2: On the interactive timetable it gives later trains departing Brussels at 1756, 1856 and 1952. Bit of a mystery!
EDIT 3: If I separate the two journeys, I can get £64 First Class return Donny -London and £110 return London Brussels returning on the 1856, which I think I'll go for, even though I realise I'll have no comeback if the connections don't work in London. Now it's just trying to explain to the nice lady in Belgium from whom I claim my expenses that it would have cost me £82 to travel second class. Bizarre all round!
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