Eurostar Seats
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Eurostar Seats
Can anyone confirm for me (preferably based on personal experience) whether first class Eurostar seats ending in "1" and "2" are the single seats facing each other? Thanks!!
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On my seating diagram for each car it appears seats ending in 1 and 5 face each other in first class - single seats facing each other with a table in between. In fact the car seat diagram, from sep 2005 shows no seats ending in 2 a'tall in first class cars. Supposedly all Eurostar train cars have the exact same make up so i don't know what to say. In standard class seats ending in 1 and 2 are located next to each other facing the same way.
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I were talking about the Eurostar CHUNNEL (Channel Tunnel to U.K. folks) trains London-Paris and Brussels, not ESItalia trains. Supposedly the Eurostar name was trademarked by Fiat when they developed the ETR type high-speed trains for Italy and the Eurostar CHUNNEL trains use it too after being licensed to do so by Fiat (or the Italian Railways) - i'm not totally poistive about this so would love to be corrected if wrong.
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Well in that case i'll get out my train car diagram for ESItalia trains and it says you're right that seats ending in 1 and 2 are the isolated seats with just one seat with a window and an aisle.
In each car seats 11,12 then 21, 21, etc up to 71,72 all are these isolated seats - on some types of ES trains they indeed face each other (ETR 500 and ETR 460 - only in 460 is there a table between them, not in ETR 500 trains) So unless you're riding the older ETR 450 trains then you will be facing each other in single seats like you suspect - according to train car diagram i have dating from Nov 2004. This comes from RailEurope so they may have a more current one to consult - good luck asking them to on the phone, however.
In each car seats 11,12 then 21, 21, etc up to 71,72 all are these isolated seats - on some types of ES trains they indeed face each other (ETR 500 and ETR 460 - only in 460 is there a table between them, not in ETR 500 trains) So unless you're riding the older ETR 450 trains then you will be facing each other in single seats like you suspect - according to train car diagram i have dating from Nov 2004. This comes from RailEurope so they may have a more current one to consult - good luck asking them to on the phone, however.
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