10 points - How much does it cost to go to England from France (and vice versa)?

Question

You can give the amount in pounds or American dollars (and please specify the way in which you travel i.e chunnel etc)

Thanks

Answer 1

That is not an easy answer. Most cross Channel companies have a difficult price structure.
The price depend on when you travel, whether you want to be able to change your reservation date and time, when you book, your age, and more small details.
On top of that can you find special offers.
The cheapest price you see regularly is 25 Euro for a special offer at the most unpopular time, the highest regular would be something like 100 Euro but higher for a 'same day first class' is also possible. ($38 to $150 roughly.)

Added:
Here are some site where you can check for yourself, with the times and other details that are right for you.
http://www.voyages-sncf.com/dynamic/_SvHomePage?_DLG=SvHomePage&_CMD=cmdHomepageUK&WB=HP&rfrr=4685ac17fd2e7656e4918c53b246a3f7
http://www.nationalexpress.com/eurolines/home/hp.cfm

Answer 2

Well here we give only about 75-80% of our paycheck away to the government. I think you guys get to keep only like 5%..... Uh. What else..... It costs you guys like $5 to buy a Coke.... The English are absolutely obsessed with Americans and our culture. Oh. Let's see. Well, our government forces us to go out and blow up other nations trying to solve their problems at the age of 18, but you certainly cannot enjoy a brew at the age of 18. Murder. Yes. Drink. No. Our Wal-Marts won't allow you to buy a CD from them that contains the words F*U*K nor S*H*!*T... but they WILL sell you a gun.

Answer 3

is ! 2 euro from Dover to Calais and back !