I used to suffer from anxiety and then I cut sugar out of my diet and my anxiety levels dropped significantly. When I wake up in the morning I honestly wonder where it’s gone. I’ve since done a lot of research and have found out how much sugar affects the serotonin and dopamine and neurotransmitters. I had no idea about it. If you ever get to read this I hope it helps
@@118australiaMe too! Cut out sugar and healed my gut with the help of a functional medicine practitioner - game changer for anxiety and panic attacks x
I've done this before but suddenly had a bout of anxiety to go with it. Really helpful video. Just wanted to say I appreciated the editing effort that has gone into this. Fantastic pause moments with very clear indications of what to look for was so helpful. I can understand how much work goes into this and just wanted to say I appreciate it.
We are due to go for the first time on the LeShuttle and thank God I watched your video before that 😅 I feel more at ease. Many thanks for the useful video! 😊
Great video thank you for sharing breathtaking morning sunshine at Folkestone, great to see the Cite Europe entrance on the right hand side is open again was shut last time we went across.
Congratulations with the excelent video I never have been seeing until now by me. It is clear, very intuitive and most easy to follow all of your steps suggest by you. I am just send this link to my cos who lives in Liverpool.
Wow, Thank you sir. You are an guiding angle < I am going there 1st time ever two days after 19th july, I was bit worried , coz never been France by road, Your vids was really great for 1st time drivers, your vid deserve lot more likes and subscribe, God bless , cheers
Thanks for taking the time to do this. I’m a visual person so watching the process step by step is much more valuable and easy to remember than just having someone tell me. This will help ease the stress of a tight schedule and first time on LeShuttle next week. One question- 4:42 how do you know when your letter is called? Is it a tannoy or do you have to find some kind of departure board inside?
Thanks a lot for watching. On 4:26 you can see the departure board marked on the left. They have the same one(s) across the parking as well as inside the terminal building. FYI, I have another video which is more recent - ruclips.net/video/-Bi0MpKMBhU/видео.html Hope it helps, too. Have a great travel! :)
Excellent video, thank you so much for putting it together, really good, love the music at the end! When you went through the controls, do you know where the animal/pet control area is please? Thank you
Thanks a lot for watching! Sorry I have no idea as I don't have pets. I found this page from their website. www.leshuttle.com/uk-en/travelling-with-us/travelling-with-pets Hope it helps. :-)
It was one of bundle music clips included in the video editing tool, Filmora. When making the video, I remember Filmora didn't give me detailed info such as exact song title, composer, etc. Last night I tried to find a relevant page from their website to let you know, but I couldn't find it probably because I no longer use Filmora (I didn't renew my subscription). Sorry!
Thank you for watching. I think it really depends on the level of congestion on the day you travel, but I remember it normally took 1-2 hours until I actually got onboard, including all stages of queueing before and after both border controls. I also experienced somewhat severe delay when returning back to the UK several years ago - ruclips.net/video/-Bi0MpKMBhU/видео.htmlsi=AiyIFoP-2d68uSyx
@@londonwalker3362 Thank you, and is the ticket you purchased, flexible to a certain degree. So if you turn up quite early, do they bump you to an earlier trip, likewise if you're late, do they move you to a later trip. I ask because this service seems to have a lot more convenience than the ferry and with more frequent departures.
In general thay'll ask you to arrive at the terminal and check in within a set time window, normally 1 hour before your departure time. When you check in on the touchscreen, you may be given multiple options to choose if it's not so busy on the day of your travel. If it's congested, you may be given only 1 option. Yes, you can purchase their Flexi+ pass if you want to be allocated to any earlier or later trains with priority.
Do you get ear popping or pressure when in the tunnel? I can't seem to find the answer online. Very informative video. It's nice to know what happens and what to do.
The frog-croaking audio transition between each section in the video was a nice touch. It repeatedly reminds the viewer of the destination (France). LOL 😆
I'm so glad I watched this before booking a ticket! I find Ferry ports unnecessarily confusing, almost seems deliberate. But compared to the route you had to take at Folkstone, i think I'll take the Ferry. The only benefit I see is that your car is less likely to get damaged on the train (if you avoid the high likelihood of an accident before getting on the train) than it is on the Ferry. You still have to park up and wait to be called. Overall it may still be quicker but is it worth the extra cost and stress....
At 2:22, did this take long? We will start from the other side because we are traveling from Germany to Cornwall. On the UK side, do they have terminals for LHD cars? I realize that there are probably a lot of French and other European tourists heading back.
No, I remember it didn't take too long in that specific queue, but if you travel back to the UK, here is my another video which is more recent - ruclips.net/video/-Bi0MpKMBhU/видео.htmlsi=AiyIFoP-2d68uSyx There're no particular 'terminals' for either LHD or RHD cars, but border control officers may serve you on your either LH or RH side depending on the queue. For example, at 5:49 cars in my queue meet the officer on the RH side (UK frinedly), but cars in the adjacent queue meet on the LH side (EU friendly). If you can choose a better queue for your car, it'd be perfect. In reality, there're too many cars in long queues, so it's not easy to choose. :-)
@@londonwalker3362 I was originally trying to plan on flying over and renting or you say, hiring an RHD car. But the cost for either parking or a shuttle from home to the airport, flight, and rental car seems like a lot. I'm American and was stationed in England back in the 90s. If I can drive LHR on the left for that long, I can do it for two weeks.
I’m going through LeShuttle for the first time and this video will helped me to have an idea how things work I was so stressed Thank you for sharing your journey May I ask what they will check at borders control is it just passports ? Do we need to print anything else ? Also do we need the Crit’Air sticker to drive in central Paris
Thank you for watching. They check passports of the main driver and any accompanying passengers in the same vehicle. I think you don't need to prepare anything else if you hold a valid passport eligible for EU border entry. Sorry I have no idea, as I haven't driven into central Paris before. :-)
yes, you need the crit'air sticker to drive in Paris and the surrounding area (not just central Paris) (except during the night or on Saturday or Sunday)
Thanks a lot for watching. Just passport, as they're from Border Control not DVLA. :) I'm not sure whether the vehicle ownership really matters when booking. I don't think so.
Thanks for the video, you have answered to many of my questions 😁 have you ever been much earlier than you booked the ticket? Is it possible to go earlier or you need to wait for your booking time? 🤔
Thanks a lot for watching. I think you can drive to the terminal much earlier than the time they suggest, but it doesn't always mean you can depart earlier than scheduled. The check-in machine would only give you several departure options that are within your departure window. I guess you may need to pay extra if you want to check in for other trains departing too early or late than your booked one, only if there are available slots. It is why I seriously consider to buy the Flexi+ for my summer holiday this year, as I mentioned in another video of mine - FYI ruclips.net/video/-Bi0MpKMBhU/видео.html
I think most people (including me) just stay in their cars, but you can use the toilet facility or stand outside your car if you want. As it takes only half an hour for crossing and you should immediately drive out once you arrive, you wouldn't find anything else to do really. :)
Do you mean the border control officers? They check your passport and visa (if relevant). I think most car insurances in the UK offer some level of European cover, but you should check with your insurance provider before travel. There's also an option to purchase an insurance when booking your train online at LeShuttle website.
@@londonwalker3362 thank you. My email confirmation states that we are advised to arrive at least 60 minutes before our departure time to clear check-in and border controls. I depart at 12.46 and need to check in no later than 11.46. If I check in at 11.00 and have a drink afterwards, do I need to pass border control before 11.46 as well?
Well, it's good to check in early enough. After checking in and having some foodies, you can leave the terminal building when your departure letter is called, but when you actually pass the border control really depends on how busy they are on the day you travel. It's not something like you *need to* pass it, but the reality is you simply queue for it. It means that you may spend too long time in the border control queuing if it is hugely congested, but in this case you'd be directed to a later train. In my recent video, I missed my train but I was able to return to the UK anyway. FYI - ruclips.net/video/-Bi0MpKMBhU/видео.htmlsi=cYnBf6WEq0EVlihZ Hope it helps too.
@@londonwalker3362 Thank you again! On average, when is the departure letter called prior to the scheduled time of departure? Let's say the train departs at 12.30PM, check in no later than 11.30PM. When does the departure letter is called?
My pleasure! I still say it really depends on the level of congestion. When it wasn't that busy several years ago, I remember our letter was called in 2-30 minutes after we used the toilet only - I don't think this is the case in August. I would expect minimum half an hour or longer than that in summer breaks. I'm not sure how they have improved their service quality since they rebranded to LeShuttle. If you concern whether you'd have enough time to have meals/drinks, I think you'd be okay. Or grab some foodies as take away to have in your car?
Depends on which. We have just compared both for our holiday and both were around £120, but that is dependant on what times you book and how far in advance.
nice video, well done. But I don't get it why go by car, if there are planes? I rather fly from Germany to London 50 minutes, instead going this long and annoying process with all the steps. On the plane I always relax with a nice drink. Going by car is work 🤣
@@chelovskiy Take all the luggage you want, includes 9 people in the price, flexibility. Travelling by plane has plenty of annoying steps too... get to airport hours before, check-in, security, wait, wait some more, run like hell to board, board, drink your sorrows away, land, passport control again, hunt for your luggage (hopefully it went on the same plane as your) etc etc. ;-)
@@therealgraeme I am traveling by plane practically each month for many years all over the world and I can tell you, that I don't go many hours before flight to the airport. If you have lot of experience, you know all the steps and hidden hints, that are making your flight experience easier. Then I go often business class, because sometimes it's almost same price, like economy flex, or even cheaper. But 90% of people don't know it, because of lack of experience. And I never lost my luggage and I enjoy all the process. From the Checkin, to the business lounge, the flight and the service and so on. And while flying I enjoy my vodka, or whiskey relaxing and having great time, instead of working while driving hours, which makes no sense at all.
@@therealgraeme and by the way, how much luggage do you need? I mean, I am travelling all the time and I need not even 20KG. Very often I take only hand luggage.
Good and especially educational video on how to drive onto the train to Calais with a passenger car with or without a trailer/caravan. I myself have been able to do that for several years in a row, sometimes 3 times a week with a truck/Lorrie, which is a completely different story, ha ha, so as a driver you are not allowed to stay in your cabin, in contrast to passenger car transport. Here is a short impression of how I rode onto the train at the time, if the link can remain for a while, I don't want to hijack any viewers or something like that. that is not the intention, but this gives a different view of transport through the tunnel from Folkesone to Calais and vice versa. ruclips.net/video/t3Bar_zscHk/видео.html
Thanks for sharing. This really helps first-time travelers to the Eurotunnel. I also found below video very useful: ruclips.net/video/-25FLLeaxZI/видео.html
Fantastic video, I'm doing this for the first time next week and this has made me feel a lot more confident about the journey
Thank you very much for watching. Please have a great journey!
How was your journey? Did everything go fine?
It's a very simple process.
Thanks for the video suffer with anxiety hopefully this will somewhat calm me down when I have to go
Thanks a lot for watching. Have a great journey!
I used to suffer from anxiety and then I cut sugar out of my diet and my anxiety levels dropped significantly. When I wake up in the morning I honestly wonder where it’s gone. I’ve since done a lot of research and have found out how much sugar affects the serotonin and dopamine and neurotransmitters. I had no idea about it. If you ever get to read this I hope it helps
@@118australiaMe too! Cut out sugar and healed my gut with the help of a functional medicine practitioner - game changer for anxiety and panic attacks x
I've done this before but suddenly had a bout of anxiety to go with it. Really helpful video. Just wanted to say I appreciated the editing effort that has gone into this. Fantastic pause moments with very clear indications of what to look for was so helpful. I can understand how much work goes into this and just wanted to say I appreciate it.
Thank you very much!
Spot on ! Not a moment wasted. Thoroughly illuminating.
Thank you for watching! Actually I uploaded another video recently - ruclips.net/video/-Bi0MpKMBhU/видео.htmlsi=FTNGzP32xbg5LMHN
We are due to go for the first time on the LeShuttle and thank God I watched your video before that 😅 I feel more at ease. Many thanks for the useful video! 😊
Thank you very much for watching. Have a great journey!!!
Great video thank you for sharing breathtaking morning sunshine at Folkestone, great to see the Cite Europe entrance on the right hand side is open again was shut last time we went across.
Thank you for watching!
I'm doing this for the first time next week and this has made me feel a lot more confident about the journey!
Thank you for watching. Have a great journey!
"KEEP TO THE RIGHT".
Kind of important. 😁
Thanks mate, always like to check out a route beforehand, this certainly helps understand what to expect.
Thanks a lot for watching. Have a great travel.
Congratulations with the excelent video I never have been seeing until now by me. It is clear, very intuitive and most easy to follow all of your steps suggest by you. I am just send this link to my cos who lives in Liverpool.
Thank you very much!
I travelled on it about a month ago.
LeShuttle to Calais, and about an hour later I was in Bruges. 😎
Great video, very informative and straight forward. Thank you.
Thank you very much for watching.
Thank you so much. Your video makes me decide between ferries and train!
Thanks a lot for watching. Have a great travel!
Thank you so much for making this video. i suffer with really bad travel anxiety and I'm driving to Switzerland soon! This has put my mind at ease
Thank you for watching. No need to worry too much. It'll be all okay. Have a good travel!
Just wanted to say thanks for this im off to the Netherlands next week first time driving inneurope so this has made me feel loads better thank you!
Thank you for watching. Have a great travel! :-)
Done this going to Belgium through France on a school trip lol
Thanks for the helpful details. New travel can be anxiety prevoking! Excellent
Thanks a lot for watching. Have a great travel!
Wow, Thank you sir. You are an guiding angle < I am going there 1st time ever two days after 19th july, I was bit worried , coz never been France by road, Your vids was really great for 1st time drivers, your vid deserve lot more likes and subscribe, God bless , cheers
Thanks a lot for watching! Have a safe travel! :)
Great video, makes it seem so easy after watching it. Thanks it was a great help
Thanks a lot for watching. Have a good travel!
Great Video am planning a trip next year so wanted to see what the route looks like. Thank you .
Thank you for watching. Actually I uploaded another one recently. I hope you find it useful too. ruclips.net/video/-Bi0MpKMBhU/видео.html
Thank you for the video, truly enlightening.
Thank you for watching!
Amazing video. Thank you for all the details 😊
Thanks a lot for watching! Actually I uploaded another one recently. I hope you find it useful too. ruclips.net/video/-Bi0MpKMBhU/видео.html
Superb video!...very very useful and informative...thanks :)
Thank you for watching. Have a nice travel!
I do this esch year and im so exited that im going to poland in it in 2 months
Bon voyage!
THANKS A LOT for sharing this ! very helpful
Thanks a lot for watching!
Very useful, nice video, thank you!
Thanks a lot for watching!
Thank you for this! Super useful
Thanks for taking the time to do this. I’m a visual person so watching the process step by step is much more valuable and easy to remember than just having someone tell me. This will help ease the stress of a tight schedule and first time on LeShuttle next week. One question- 4:42 how do you know when your letter is called? Is it a tannoy or do you have to find some kind of departure board inside?
Thanks a lot for watching. On 4:26 you can see the departure board marked on the left. They have the same one(s) across the parking as well as inside the terminal building. FYI, I have another video which is more recent - ruclips.net/video/-Bi0MpKMBhU/видео.html Hope it helps, too. Have a great travel! :)
We are driving there right now!
Have a great travel!
Excellent video, thank you so much for putting it together, really good, love the music at the end! When you went through the controls, do you know where the animal/pet control area is please? Thank you
Thanks a lot for watching! Sorry I have no idea as I don't have pets. I found this page from their website. www.leshuttle.com/uk-en/travelling-with-us/travelling-with-pets Hope it helps. :-)
@@londonwalker3362 Thank you. What's the music title at the end of the video driving on the French side please?
It was one of bundle music clips included in the video editing tool, Filmora. When making the video, I remember Filmora didn't give me detailed info such as exact song title, composer, etc. Last night I tried to find a relevant page from their website to let you know, but I couldn't find it probably because I no longer use Filmora (I didn't renew my subscription). Sorry!
Thanks a lot mate!❤
Thank you for watching!
The moment you realise France's roads are much smoother
Thanks for the video which is very detailed. How long was it from the time you checked it and picked up your ticket to when you departed?
Thank you for watching. I think it really depends on the level of congestion on the day you travel, but I remember it normally took 1-2 hours until I actually got onboard, including all stages of queueing before and after both border controls. I also experienced somewhat severe delay when returning back to the UK several years ago - ruclips.net/video/-Bi0MpKMBhU/видео.htmlsi=AiyIFoP-2d68uSyx
@@londonwalker3362 Thank you, and is the ticket you purchased, flexible to a certain degree. So if you turn up quite early, do they bump you to an earlier trip, likewise if you're late, do they move you to a later trip. I ask because this service seems to have a lot more convenience than the ferry and with more frequent departures.
In general thay'll ask you to arrive at the terminal and check in within a set time window, normally 1 hour before your departure time. When you check in on the touchscreen, you may be given multiple options to choose if it's not so busy on the day of your travel. If it's congested, you may be given only 1 option. Yes, you can purchase their Flexi+ pass if you want to be allocated to any earlier or later trains with priority.
Brilliantly done.
Thank you. :) Please enjoy this one, too - ruclips.net/video/-Bi0MpKMBhU/видео.html
@@londonwalker3362 just watched it. Really helpful and it’s very much appreciated
Wonderful, thanks
Thank you for watching!
Do you get ear popping or pressure when in the tunnel? I can't seem to find the answer online.
Very informative video. It's nice to know what happens and what to do.
Thank you very much for watching. No, I haven't experienced it at all.
The frog-croaking audio transition between each section in the video was a nice touch. It repeatedly reminds the viewer of the destination (France). LOL 😆
Thanks a lot for watching!
Oh no! I missed the croaking. Now i must watch again...🫥
The one bit of advice I would give is, take a Satnav.
Really good video , thank you
Thank you for watching!
I'm so glad I watched this before booking a ticket! I find Ferry ports unnecessarily confusing, almost seems deliberate. But compared to the route you had to take at Folkstone, i think I'll take the Ferry. The only benefit I see is that your car is less likely to get damaged on the train (if you avoid the high likelihood of an accident before getting on the train) than it is on the Ferry. You still have to park up and wait to be called.
Overall it may still be quicker but is it worth the extra cost and stress....
Thanks a lot for watching. I haven't tried the ferry yet, so I'm unable to do fair comparison. Maybe I should try next time. :)
It's also faster. But if you have the time, it's sure that the view is better on a Ferry.
At 2:22, did this take long? We will start from the other side because we are traveling from Germany to Cornwall. On the UK side, do they have terminals for LHD cars? I realize that there are probably a lot of French and other European tourists heading back.
No, I remember it didn't take too long in that specific queue, but if you travel back to the UK, here is my another video which is more recent - ruclips.net/video/-Bi0MpKMBhU/видео.htmlsi=AiyIFoP-2d68uSyx There're no particular 'terminals' for either LHD or RHD cars, but border control officers may serve you on your either LH or RH side depending on the queue. For example, at 5:49 cars in my queue meet the officer on the RH side (UK frinedly), but cars in the adjacent queue meet on the LH side (EU friendly). If you can choose a better queue for your car, it'd be perfect. In reality, there're too many cars in long queues, so it's not easy to choose. :-)
@@londonwalker3362 I was originally trying to plan on flying over and renting or you say, hiring an RHD car. But the cost for either parking or a shuttle from home to the airport, flight, and rental car seems like a lot. I'm American and was stationed in England back in the 90s. If I can drive LHR on the left for that long, I can do it for two weeks.
Yes, why not? Have a great travel!
Damn. Didn't realise you stay in your car!
I’m going through LeShuttle for the first time and this video will helped me to have an idea how things work I was so stressed
Thank you for sharing your journey
May I ask what they will check at borders control is it just passports ? Do we need to print anything else ?
Also do we need the Crit’Air sticker to drive in central Paris
Thank you for watching. They check passports of the main driver and any accompanying passengers in the same vehicle. I think you don't need to prepare anything else if you hold a valid passport eligible for EU border entry. Sorry I have no idea, as I haven't driven into central Paris before. :-)
yes, you need the crit'air sticker to drive in Paris and the surrounding area (not just central Paris) (except during the night or on Saturday or Sunday)
Thank you, great video exactly what RUclips is for! We are going tomorrow, should be good. Have you ever been stopped at security?
Thank you for watching. Nope, I haven't been stopped at security. Have a wonderful journey! :-)
That's what I was looking for. Very useful. Any tips on driving on the right side? Thanks.
Thank you for watching. It's a bit confusing but you'll get used to it very quickly. Watch and follow other cars ahead of you. :-)
Nice video. What do they ask to see at the border control? Do they ask to see proof of vehicle ownership like v5? Or just passport?
Thanks a lot for watching. Just passport, as they're from Border Control not DVLA. :) I'm not sure whether the vehicle ownership really matters when booking. I don't think so.
Great video and straight to the point instructions. How do you know when they call your letter?
Thanks a lot for watching. I had to frequently check the board. Not sure if there're any smarter ways which I didn't know.
Thanks for the video. How long before departure time would you advise to get there?
On the booking confirmation email, I was advised to arrive at least 1 hour but no more than 4 hours before the booked departure time. Hope it helps.
Thanks for the video, you have answered to many of my questions 😁 have you ever been much earlier than you booked the ticket? Is it possible to go earlier or you need to wait for your booking time? 🤔
Thanks a lot for watching. I think you can drive to the terminal much earlier than the time they suggest, but it doesn't always mean you can depart earlier than scheduled. The check-in machine would only give you several departure options that are within your departure window. I guess you may need to pay extra if you want to check in for other trains departing too early or late than your booked one, only if there are available slots. It is why I seriously consider to buy the Flexi+ for my summer holiday this year, as I mentioned in another video of mine - FYI ruclips.net/video/-Bi0MpKMBhU/видео.html
That makes a lot of sense, thanks for so prompt response 🙂
Many thanks
Thank you for watching!
I'm curious on what you do when you get on the train. Do you just sit in your car for the duration of the journey?
I think most people (including me) just stay in their cars, but you can use the toilet facility or stand outside your car if you want. As it takes only half an hour for crossing and you should immediately drive out once you arrive, you wouldn't find anything else to do really. :)
Great Video, when you shownthe east and west bound motorway, which one is it to head to Disneyland please?
Thank you for watching! I would recommend the eastbound (the right lane at the fork) which will lead you to take A26 & A1.
Hi how long from denver too frenc?
At around 6 minutes, what do you need to show/hand in to the UK and French border controls?
Passports of your own and any other people travelling with you by the same vehicle
Do they check car insurances or just passport control?
Do you mean the border control officers? They check your passport and visa (if relevant). I think most car insurances in the UK offer some level of European cover, but you should check with your insurance provider before travel. There's also an option to purchase an insurance when booking your train online at LeShuttle website.
When are we allowed to have some drinks or food? Is it after check in and before border control?
Yes, you can use various facilities in the terminal building after checking in and before the border control.
@@londonwalker3362 thank you. My email confirmation states that we are advised to arrive at least 60 minutes before our departure time to clear check-in and border controls. I depart at 12.46 and need to check in no later than 11.46. If I check in at 11.00 and have a drink afterwards, do I need to pass border control before 11.46 as well?
Well, it's good to check in early enough. After checking in and having some foodies, you can leave the terminal building when your departure letter is called, but when you actually pass the border control really depends on how busy they are on the day you travel. It's not something like you *need to* pass it, but the reality is you simply queue for it. It means that you may spend too long time in the border control queuing if it is hugely congested, but in this case you'd be directed to a later train. In my recent video, I missed my train but I was able to return to the UK anyway. FYI - ruclips.net/video/-Bi0MpKMBhU/видео.htmlsi=cYnBf6WEq0EVlihZ Hope it helps too.
@@londonwalker3362 Thank you again! On average, when is the departure letter called prior to the scheduled time of departure? Let's say the train departs at 12.30PM, check in no later than 11.30PM. When does the departure letter is called?
My pleasure! I still say it really depends on the level of congestion. When it wasn't that busy several years ago, I remember our letter was called in 2-30 minutes after we used the toilet only - I don't think this is the case in August. I would expect minimum half an hour or longer than that in summer breaks. I'm not sure how they have improved their service quality since they rebranded to LeShuttle. If you concern whether you'd have enough time to have meals/drinks, I think you'd be okay. Or grab some foodies as take away to have in your car?
UK sticker magically appeared.
can i take a e-mtb on a rack on the back of me car on the chunnel?
I believe so, but please dbl-check with EuroTunnel when booking.
Passport control should happen BEFORE slots are called
Just wondering what i’d need to bring with me just so i don’t get stuck at the border crossing
Your valid passport that allows you to enter the French/EU border. :-)
How long on the actual Eurotunnel?
Approx. 30-35 minutes, but you should check in 1-2 hours before your departure time.
Thank you
Is it cheaper than the ferry?
Not sure tbh. Eurotunnel price really varies depending on when to book and depart.
Depends on which. We have just compared both for our holiday and both were around £120, but that is dependant on what times you book and how far in advance.
Of course this will all change in October 2024
Why?
@@KeyBrosUK EES and ETIAS
I wonder why they were putting cars on a single deck train?
I guess it was simply because they had some space left there? :-)
@@londonwalker3362 Possibly, although I've never been put on a single deck train, while driving my car.
nice video, well done. But I don't get it why go by car, if there are planes? I rather fly from Germany to London 50 minutes, instead going this long and annoying process with all the steps. On the plane I always relax with a nice drink. Going by car is work 🤣
Probably because some people like driving and going on road trips?
@@tommyprior_ I know that some people like it. But I can not understand why 🤣 what are the benefits of this? I don't see many
@@chelovskiy Take all the luggage you want, includes 9 people in the price, flexibility. Travelling by plane has plenty of annoying steps too... get to airport hours before, check-in, security, wait, wait some more, run like hell to board, board, drink your sorrows away, land, passport control again, hunt for your luggage (hopefully it went on the same plane as your) etc etc. ;-)
@@therealgraeme I am traveling by plane practically each month for many years all over the world and I can tell you, that I don't go many hours before flight to the airport. If you have lot of experience, you know all the steps and hidden hints, that are making your flight experience easier. Then I go often business class, because sometimes it's almost same price, like economy flex, or even cheaper. But 90% of people don't know it, because of lack of experience. And I never lost my luggage and I enjoy all the process. From the Checkin, to the business lounge, the flight and the service and so on. And while flying I enjoy my vodka, or whiskey relaxing and having great time, instead of working while driving hours, which makes no sense at all.
@@therealgraeme and by the way, how much luggage do you need? I mean, I am travelling all the time and I need not even 20KG. Very often I take only hand luggage.
Good and especially educational video on how to drive onto the train to Calais with a passenger car with or without a trailer/caravan.
I myself have been able to do that for several years in a row, sometimes 3 times a week with a truck/Lorrie, which is a completely different story, ha ha, so as a driver you are not allowed to stay in your cabin, in contrast to passenger car transport.
Here is a short impression of how I rode onto the train at the time, if the link can remain for a while, I don't want to hijack any viewers or something like that. that is not the intention, but this gives a different view of transport through the tunnel from Folkesone to Calais and vice versa.
ruclips.net/video/t3Bar_zscHk/видео.html
Nah...not a complete guide....how to book online is the difficult part..website totally confusing ..
Sorry to hear that. I agree their website isn't really user friendly and they often change the design.
Many thanks for reply ..l will try ringing them tomorrow..
Ricky
Good luck! Hope you sort it out without too much hassle.
instructions unclear im now sinking to the bottom of the british channel
Sorry to hear that. Maybe because you had too much fine wine? :-P
Thanks for sharing. This really helps first-time travelers to the Eurotunnel. I also found below video very useful:
ruclips.net/video/-25FLLeaxZI/видео.html
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Thank you so much! Very informative ❤
Thank you for watching. Have a great journey!