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the Eurostar terminal is at St Pancras station ... St Pancras is right next to Kings Cross station and they share an underground station

from Heathrow take the Piccadilly line underground direct to Kings Cross St Pancras station ... see the underground map at

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/standard-tu...

single cash fare is £4.00

from Gatwick take the First Capital Connect rail line direct to Kings Cross ... get rail details on

www.thetrainline.com

on no account take a taxi, it will cost you a fortune

I'm puzzled though why you would fly into London to get to France, why aren't you flying there direct?

It's a good question. If you are planning to return to London after Paris, most airlines sell you tickets to fly into one city and out of the other. In airline ticket jargon that is called an "open-jaw" ticket.

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To repeat, if you are flying into Heathrow the Piccadilly Line underground is a better choice than Heathrow Express. Piccadilly Line is slower, but it takes you within walking distance of the Eurostar. Unlike other underground lines, the Piccadilly line has cars designed to handle luggage. Don't pack small bags and assume people may fall into your luggage in a crowded train. If you take Heathrow Express you will have to either supplement with a cab or manhandle your luggage onto a tube stop.

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From Gatwick take the First Capital Connect. Do not take the Gatwick Express since it comes into a different station.

The London EuroStar Terminal is at St. Pancras. When you arrive at either Gatwick or LHR (Heathrow) you'll need to take a train ride into Cental London and then get to St. Pancras.

There are frequent train services to Central London from both Heathrow and Gatwick.

DO NOT TAKE A CAB - expensive waste of your money.

Check this next website - National Rail Enquiries where you can find out times of trains anywhere in UK plus fares etc.

http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/

St. Pancras International

http://www.stpancras.com/

EuroStar on the Kent raceway - hispeed track

http://hk.youtube.com/watch?v=GCvtXdeAzAI&feature=...

When you depart St. Pancras, you will race through Kent and into the Tunnel. Your EuroStar will race across the Pays de Calais at over 186mph (1hr from London). You will arrive in Paris at the Gare du Nord railway station in about 2.15hrs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0jbLQLOQwQ

Piaf

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUcJWaC-2Co&feature...

No, you need to check in to the Eurostar terminal at St Pancras station.

If you fly to Heathrow you can get an underground train direct to St Pancras, or if you fly to Gatwick can get a first capital connect train direct to St Pancras as well

There are 2 national rail practice stations actual in Heathrow Airport - Terminal 5, and Terminals a million-3. they're served by skill of the Heathrow convey (costly) practice from Paddington station, and the fairly slower yet somewhat greater low-value Heathrow connect, additionally from Paddington. the closest station you ought to use which you do no longer ought to pay top rate fares for (to conceal the value of establishing the tunnels into Heathrow) is Hayes & Harlington on the Paddington to analyzing line - in case you get off there, you could capture the established a hundred and forty bus direction from the end actual exterior the stations, to the airport's needed bus station. There are additionally Underground stations on the Piccadilly line for Terminals a million-3, Terminal 4, and Terminal 5 - takes approximately an hour from needed London.

No, Eurostar terminal is on St Pancras rail station at Central London.

Why not fly direct into Newquay Airport in southwest England? There is a new Eurostar terminal in Terminal F at Newquay (opend 1 April 2015). Trains leaves every hour from Newquay International to Paris with some trains making intermediate stops at Guernsey and Rouen. There is also a twice-daily Riviera Express from Newquay to the south of France. One-way fares Newquay to Paris start at €39. Tkts can also be purchased in the USA through specialist agents from about $250 one-way.

If you want to go to France why don't you fly there. A cab to the eurostar terminal will cost a lot, take the tube.

Eurostar Inside

Take the Piccadilly Line to St. Pancreas from Heathrow, its after the Russel Square stop I believe, but check the tube map. I hope you bought the ticket online, because it will be very expensive if you buy it at the station. Never take a cab from the airport, it will cost so much and the tube is very economical.