Question:
travel from Paris to Amsterdam on a budget?
taurusbynature@sbcglobal.net
2006-03-04 02:34:41 UTC
My brothre and I will be traveling from Paris to Amsterdam in April. I have looked at the various Eurrail tickets but the only pricing information I can find costs us over $500, which seems a lot to pay for just one trip/ CAn anyone recommend a safe, cheap way to get from Paris to Amsterdam? We would also like to avoid flying due to the strict baggage limits and long waits at the airports.
Six answers:
Kdvdk
2006-03-04 02:38:19 UTC
you can travel with the TGV: Train Grande Vite: High speed train. It doesn't cost much and you will travel with 300 km/h.

it costs €200 (when traveling with 2 adults)



200 Euro = 240.48 U.S. dollars
rubarhubarb
2006-03-04 02:57:35 UTC
TGV (High Speed Train) is the best option, although it will take you more like 3 hours because the high-speed connection from Brussels (where there is a layover) to Amsterdam is not yet complete. Here is some advice on to book your tickets:

-Unless you want a Eurail/Inter-rail ticket and you want do a lot of traveling across Europe, don't individual tickets from the US. You get ripped off.

-Use the following site http://www.voyages-sncf.com - as a resource to select the ticket that you want. Unless you are a resident in France, you can't actually purchase the ticket. But it will help identify the ticket and the price. There are promotions all the time on tickets. Then, buy the ticket at any train station (you don't need to go to Gare du Nord, from where the train to Amsterdam leaves)

-You should be able to get prices as low and 100 Euros for a return voyage, about $120 - especially if you're under 26 and travel off-peak.

-If you want to travel really cheaply, consider taking a bus: you can travel for as low as 70 Euros and the expressway system in Europe is excellent, so it's usually fast. http://www.eurolines.fr is a reputable bus company.
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2016-12-18 13:12:19 UTC
i substitute into in London this summer season and that i understand for a undeniable fact which you would be able to get to Paris. i'm distinctly effective which you would be able to get to the different cities by using prepare in spite of the undeniable fact that it may take awhile. London to Paris is approximately and a million to 2 hrs.
alsvalia_jackson
2006-03-04 02:37:03 UTC
Try www.eurolines.fr. They are a reliable, international bus transportation company and they have regular buses to The Netherlands from France. And they ar also quite cheap.
estebaneste
2006-03-04 02:41:23 UTC
bus: eurolines?

train: high speed train thalys, buying the early cheap tickets called "prims?"(limited amount!!: you should check right away at the railway station TGV)
Nestor Desmond
2006-03-04 04:29:17 UTC
rent a car if you dont want to use the Gare du Nord.


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