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London to Amsterdam?
Does anyone know the best, least expensive way to get to Amsterdam from London? I would like to limit my travel time as much as possible, but cost is a concern.
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Fly one of the discount airlines (I think Ryan Air flies from London to Amsterdam). It's a short flight.
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<BR><BR>www.easyjet.com<BR><BR>Andre
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Or try www.britishairways.com. It is currently 69 pounds plus all taxes from London to Amsterdam. It is also cheaper to get to Heathrow than to Luton to catch you flight.
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I fly between Amsterdam and London a lot, and have found that there is no single airline flying this route that is consistently the cheapest.<BR>So check all airlines:<BR>www.easyjet.com<BR>www.britishairways .com<BR>www.flybmi.com<BR>www.klm.com <BR>For one-ways, Easyjet is normally the cheapest, but negatives are the long and expensive trip to Luton or Gatwick.<BR>For returns, I have mostly found cheaper deals on BA, BD or KL. (all flying out of Heathrow)<BR>Bus is the cheapest, but takes 10+ hours instead of a 45 minute flight.
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Easyjet also flies from Gatwick - cheap, fast & easy to reach by Thameslink trains from London Bridge or Kings Cross.<BR><BR>Andre
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Go to europebyair.com they have one way tickets for $99. can't beat that.
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CAN beat that! Easyjet often has one-ways for as low as US$ 20 or so, and I recently bought a return for less than US$ 80.
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Easyjet, like many have said. Check out this web site:<BR><BR>http://www.travelfusion.com/<BR><BR>You can compare airlines with each other and other modes of transportation, and even compare flights with different times.<BR><BR>We went on Easyjet from Gatwick to Amsterdam for 20 pounds per person (less than $30) in March, including all taxes. I made the reservations about two months in advance.<BR><BR>We took the train to Kings Cross Station, then rolled our bags a short block to the Thames Link, and took the train to Gatwick. It was easy and SO cheap.
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any suggestions if you dont want to fly?
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