The train operator had been forced to halt direct travel between London and Amsterdam while a new terminal was being built at Amsterdam Centraal station, but now trains are back on the tracks — at least for the next seven weeks anyway.
Eurostar resumes direct train from Amsterdam to London – but there’s a catch After eight long months, Eurostar has announced one of its much-loved routes has returned just in time for summer.
In a statement, Eurostar International CEO Gwendoline Cazenave said: ‘We are delighted that direct Eurostar services between Amsterdam and London are back.
So, if you’re looking to travel directly to Amsterdam, now’s the time, with three daily return services between the two major cities on weekdays and Sundays, alongside two return services on Saturdays.
While the SmartCheck lane will still be available, it will be switched to a lane that can only be used by priority passengers, such as those signed up to Eurostar Premier or Étoile Club Eurostar members.
