Eurostar has resumed its direct service between London and Amsterdam from February 10.
The train operates between London’s St Pancras Station and Amsterdam twice a day on Saturdays and three times on other days. Eurostar aims to increase this to five round trips a day by 2026.
Until late March, each trip can accommodate up to 400 passengers. The terminal will temporarily close from March 30 to April 22. From February 22, capacity will be increased to 600 passengers from Amsterdam and 160 from Rotterdam. The full capacity of 650 passengers from Amsterdam is expected by September.
A new UK terminal at Amsterdam Central Station has opened, designed with eco-friendly features. Improvements include high-speed Wi-Fi, a real-time information system, smart lighting, and various seating areas to enhance customer experience. Premium refreshments such as barista-made coffee and freshly baked pastries are also available.
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