St Pancras International to Euston transfer

[valedave]

In October I'm travelling to Fort William on the sleeper from Euston. I get into St Pancras on the Eurostar arriving at 20:03. Sleeper leaves at 21:15. Sleeper ticket is a bargain berth.

Now this transfer time meets my 'personal' buffer of at least 1 hour, but I'm worried about the lack of a plan B if the Eurostar is super late. If this happens, would there be any chance at all of getting on the lowland sleeper (provided berths are free) to Glasgow? I'm guessing not.

 

[starrymarkb]

Would CIV apply in this situation, where if you can't continue Eurostar will provide a hotel for onward travel the following day?

 

[lemonic]

Tickets routed from London Terminals, even Advance tickets, are protected from Eurostar delays i.e. you won't be left stranded/you don't have to pay any extra money for a new ticket. I assume Bargain Berths are also covered by this, but can't give a 100% guarantee.

 

[sdrennan]

If you do miss then hopefully you would still be in time to catch the lowland Sleeper to Glasgow and that they have a spare berth.
And then have to change at Glasgow