AMS, Bru, Paris December
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Amsterdam Centraal to Bruxelles Midi you get some Thalys (2h39) with mandatory seat reservation and more Intercity (2h51) trains where you don't need reservations.
From Brux-Midi to Paris (Gare du Nord) it's all Thalys unless you cobble together an itinerary of slower trains (good idea if you want to stop en route).
From Brux-Midi to Paris (Gare du Nord) it's all Thalys unless you cobble together an itinerary of slower trains (good idea if you want to stop en route).
#4
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Hi MJ,
IC trains leave Amsterdam Centraal for Brussels Zuid every hour on the :23. You can buy your ticket in Amsterdam.
See www.bahn.de for schedules.
See www.voyages-sncf.com for tickets from Brussels to Paris.
Full fare on THALYS is 74.5E, but there are often lower SMILYS fares.
Also check www.raileurope.com
IC trains leave Amsterdam Centraal for Brussels Zuid every hour on the :23. You can buy your ticket in Amsterdam.
See www.bahn.de for schedules.
See www.voyages-sncf.com for tickets from Brussels to Paris.
Full fare on THALYS is 74.5E, but there are often lower SMILYS fares.
Also check www.raileurope.com
#6
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Smilys fare only apply for certain trains on certain days, and require 14-day in advance.
For Amsterdam-Brussels, regular full fare for IC trains is only 33.4 euro. The seats are not as comfortable, but if you're going to Brussels city center, it may actually be faster because you can get off at Central instead of Midi.
For Amsterdam-Brussels, regular full fare for IC trains is only 33.4 euro. The seats are not as comfortable, but if you're going to Brussels city center, it may actually be faster because you can get off at Central instead of Midi.
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