how do i take a bus from Paris to London?

Question

will need websites with fares and schedules

Answer 1

The service is run by Eurolines, who operate from the Gallieni Bus terminal (la gare routière).

Gallieni is situated in the east of Paris and is the last stop on one of the metro lines.

They have websites in many languages.......oh yes and there is a shopping centre next to the bus station with a big supermarket upstairs and a chinese cafe below.

Fares can be really cheap if you book long enough in advance; it varies, but promotional fares and conditions are detailed on their site. Have used the service many times and it has been quite satisfactory.

Some services use the channel tunnel; bags have to be searched and it takes ages to board, but the ferry route is good.

Have a good trip

Answer 2

I don't know about a bus, but you can take the train from Paris to London direct traveling under the channel in about an hour. The trains run regularly and are easy to access.

Answer 3

the answer of beatiful its ok u have to go to the bus terminal and than u will get a ferry thats a paradise cuz inside the ferry u will found casinos bars restaurants but if u wanna go the travel faster u bet get a fly and sometimes is more cheapers than a bus or train

Answer 4

Take the extreme velocity rail below the chunnel, (channel tunnel) it takes 2.5 hours and the value is approximately one hundred euro one way, or often times there are specials for a hundred and fifty r/t. you will desire to purchase the value ticket prompt, choose for coach class in case you dont want to spend too lots. 2.5 hours isnt long sufficient to delight in the perks of top notch. Trains leave the liverpool street station approximately each half-hour.

Answer 5

No bus, Eurostar train.

Answer 6

Operated by Eurolines - www.eurolines.fr

Answer 7

i dont think you can get a bus can you?

you have t get either a ferry or a train

P&O or eurostar

Answer 8

Get on one, pay the fee.

Answer 9

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