View Full Version : cheapest way to Paris?
flights about 70 quid
train from preston - 143 quid
any other cost effective cheap ways to get there?
Metrobone
14-08-2008, 06:29 PM
walk to dover
swim to france
walk to paris
cost= F*** All:D
walk to dover
swim to france
walk to paris
cost= F*** All:D
funny boy
Metrobone
14-08-2008, 06:30 PM
funny boy
i try my best
hairyness
14-08-2008, 08:10 PM
Go to London on a cheap train. If you book ahead then you can get a ticket for under £20.
Infact, cheaper to get to London on the Megabus.
Then the Eurostar is £55 return, if you book ahead.
Although the plane can be cheap, there are added costs in getting too and from the airport. So the Eurostar works out as a bargain.
Cuckoo For Caca
14-08-2008, 08:11 PM
Personally I'd go with Paddy's idea.
Go to London on a cheap train. If you book ahead then you can get a ticket for under £20.
Infact, cheaper to get to London on the Megabus.
Then the Eurostar is £55 return, if you book ahead.
Although the plane can be cheap, there are added costs in getting too and from the airport. So the Eurostar works out as a bargain.
hmm that eurostar seems like an option.
Personally I'd go with Paddy's idea.
time is against me, only have a few days, i wouldn't get there in time, so its out i'm afraid
Marsha
14-08-2008, 08:19 PM
walk to dover
swim to france
walk to paris
cost= F*** All:Dbugger,i was going to say that!
ps, whats with the avatar :eek:
Metrobone
14-08-2008, 09:32 PM
bugger,i was going to say that!
ps, whats with the avatar :eek:
me in a suit you not like it? see the show my face thread for a full size option
hairyness
15-08-2008, 10:32 AM
Eurostar is cool.
Everyone on the train is always a little more excited than they would be on a plane or a normal train. Because they're going under the sea!
Besides, planes aren't as fast as everyone thinks - especially for short haul. Not when you take into account the checkin times and transport too and from the airports.
And its more environmentally friendly.
Chopper Ironballs
15-08-2008, 10:37 AM
you used to be able to fly from blackpool to paris for around £20 but i just checked and they don't go to paris anymore. just dublin and spain. plane to dublin cost me around £40 in total for 2 return tickets once. cheap weekend away
you used to be able to fly from blackpool to paris for around £20 but i just checked and they don't go to paris anymore. just dublin and spain. plane to dublin cost me around £40 in total for 2 return tickets once. cheap weekend away
at the cost of your future self
:mad:
lol
thejoker
15-08-2008, 11:31 AM
Straight line?
Straight line?
thats fastest, not cheapest
Drunknmunky
15-08-2008, 12:15 PM
you could always make a mock up of paris and stay at home that way you dont meet any french people?!
just trying to give an alternative!
stan laurel
15-08-2008, 12:33 PM
hitch a lift?
Wishfairy
15-08-2008, 12:46 PM
Mega bus (from manc) £10 return
Eurostar £59 return
Mega bus (from manc) £10 return
Eurostar £59 return
this = £69
flight from JL = £70
i think the flight is winning, due to comfort/speed
Wishfairy
15-08-2008, 01:05 PM
this = £69
flight from JL = £70
i think the flight is winning, due to comfort/speed
oh god yeah, i'd fly no questions... just giving you alterntives.
imwiththeband
16-08-2008, 09:36 AM
Don't know your dates but its about £25 return on the coach from London to Paris. Not a very fast or comfortable option but mucho fun to see the scenery changing as you go down south in England then down south some more in France. You get the ferry ride too which is quite cool. www.eurolines.com
I'd get the plane though, £70 is great really and it'll be much more comfortable.
I went on a coach recently, it did take a long time but I enjoyed it, depends how long you are going for though coz it does take up almost 2 days of the trip.
I went on a coach recently, it did take a long time but I enjoyed it, depends how long you are going for though coz it does take up almost 2 days of the trip.
2/3 days lol
2/3 days lol
Yeah, not much point then :D
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