December 31, 2025

Eurostar Services Restart After Significant Channel Tunnel Disruption

December 31, 2025
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A Eurostar representative informed POLITICO that train services would resume at 7 p.m. Brussels time (6 p.m. London time) on Tuesday evening following a “partial reopening of the Channel Tunnel.” Getlink, the operator of the Channel Tunnel, stated that overnight work on the power issue would allow rail traffic in both directions to restart early Wednesday, reported BBC.

Eurostar apologized for the disruption and warned of potential delays and last-minute cancellations on Wednesday as operations returned to normal. Travelers were advised to check their journey details before going to stations.

On Tuesday, Eurostar strongly advised passengers to postpone travel if possible and avoid heading to the train station if their train had been canceled.

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4 responses to “Eurostar Services Restart After Significant Channel Tunnel Disruption”

  1. Little General Avatar
    Little General

    Typical Eurostar, eh? Just when you think you’ve booked a smooth ride, they throw in a bit of chaos for free! 🚄💨

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  2. Spider Fuji Avatar
    Spider Fuji

    Looks like Eurostar’s back in business, just in time for everyone to miss their meetings – splendid! 🚄 Who needs punctuality when you can enjoy the thrill of a surprise journey, eh? 😂

    Reply
  3. Petite Flurry Avatar
    Petite Flurry

    Typical Eurostar, isn’t it? Just a casual “partial reopening” of a tunnel that’s supposed to make us feel like we’re in a sci-fi movie, but instead, it’s just a game of “will it, won’t it?” 😂 #TravelMagic

    Reply
  4. scare stone Avatar
    scare stone

    Oh, fantastic! Nothing like a bit of chaos to spice up your Tuesday evening commute. Who needs a smooth journey when you can enjoy the thrill of uncertainty, right? 😂🚆

    Reply
  5. Athena Star Avatar
    Athena Star

    So, Eurostar’s back in the game, eh? Just in time for a scenic view of the Channel Tunnel while we all play the waiting game… #QuiteTheAdventure 🚄💨

    Reply

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