time needed at brussels midi
#4
Joined: Jan 2003
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Emro2 is being very conservative. 30 minutes is plenty of time. I would be comfortable with 10 mins, unless there are some special circumstances (someone with mobility problems, for example). The Gare du Midi is neither enormous nor complicated.
#5
Joined: May 2010
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33 min is ok as transfer time
No real need for an earlier train, if yours is on time.
When you miss the connecting Thalys you migth have to buy a new Thalys-ticket depending on type of ticket.
That is why I prefer at least the half hour.
(If it were a normal train I wouldn't worry because you could just take the next one.)
Unfortunately the area directly around the station 'Bruxelles Midi/Brussel-Zuid' is in contrast to Antwerp Central station not very interesting.
No real need for an earlier train, if yours is on time.
When you miss the connecting Thalys you migth have to buy a new Thalys-ticket depending on type of ticket.
That is why I prefer at least the half hour.
(If it were a normal train I wouldn't worry because you could just take the next one.)
Unfortunately the area directly around the station 'Bruxelles Midi/Brussel-Zuid' is in contrast to Antwerp Central station not very interesting.




