We don’t usually cover trains, but Eurostar earns its place on WingTips for one simple reason: it’s a transfer partner with American Express Membership Rewards. That, and the fact that if you’ve got the Amex Platinum Card, you can saunter into the Eurostar lounge at St Pancras International like you own the tracks. And now Eurostar has a sale where you can get tickets at 50% off.
Not sure what we’re on about? Here’s a quick sidetrack to get you up to speed:
Your Guide to Amex Platinum Lounge Benefits (UK Cardholders)
Full Review: American Express Platinum Credit Card UK
Now, back to this week’s headline-grabber…
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Eurostar Has Lost Its Mind (In a Good Way)
Eurostar has launched a new flash sale, and it’s even more irresistible than before:
- Booking window: until 11 September 2025 at 23:59 CET
- Travel window: between 22 September and 17 December 2025
- No promo code needed, just book during this period
- Destinations include Amsterdam, Brussels, Cologne, Lille, London, Paris, and Rotterdam
Click here to get your ticket now.
Prices are jaw-dropping with fares starting from £23 on selected routes, including London to Paris, Lille, Brussels, Amsterdam, and Rotterdam. For example, tickets from London to Paris on 5 December can go as low as £35 one-way. Families could travel for as little as £140 for four people, a steal compared to typical prices of over £180 each way.
This is proper winter-season savings with a side of central-London convenience, and don’t forget the best bit: no liquid restrictions, letting you shop freely for festive treats without hassle.
Complete Guide: Club Eurostar – Earning, Upgrading, Redeeming (2025 Edition)
And in Case You Missed It…
Eurostar is plotting its first-ever direct trains to Germany and Switzerland, giving Lufthansa and Swiss a quiet panic attack in the background. If all goes to plan, you’ll soon be gliding straight from London to Berlin, Frankfurt or Geneva without setting foot in an airport.
Catch up on that juicy development here: WOW: Eurostar Plots Direct Trains from London to Germany and Switzerland
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