What happens if UK connection to Eurostar is late?

[Greenback]

Happily, Eursotar can carry wheelcahir users and have a special fare:

http://www.eurostar.com/UK/uk/leisure/travel_information/before_you_go/special_travel_needs.jsp

If you email them then you will be able to bring up any specific needs or concerns.

 

[w0033944]

Happily, Eursotar can carry wheelcahir users and have a special fare:

http://www.eurostar.com/UK/uk/leisure/travel_information/before_you_go/special_travel_needs.jsp

If you email them then you will be able to bring up any specific needs or concerns.

Cheers - I'm not actually in the position of needing to use it, just wondering what the situation was.

 

[Jordeh]

Here's a hypothetical question for those who've been on Eurostar: I'm a wheelchair user (yes, one of those awkward people, I'm afraid - electric wheelchair NOT scooter before floor damage etc. gets mentioned). Oscar mentioned escalators from the waiting area to the platforms - is the service therefore inaccessible for those who cannot stand?

Isn't it a bit naive to think a spectacular railway station rebuilt at a cost of £800m just 5 years ago wouldn't have disabled access? :/

 

[Mike C]

There are lifts from the waiting area to the platforms. Which I believe was the answer you were looking for.

 

[Greenback]

Isn't it a bit naive to think a spectacular railway station rebuilt at a cost of £800m just 5 years ago wouldn't have disabled access? :/

I suspect it depends on how cynical you are!