Overview
- Eurostar says services are running again on December 31 and it aims to operate the full schedule, but it warns of possible last‑minute cancellations and delays.
- Eurostar cited a tunnel power supply failure and the subsequent stoppage of a Le Shuttle vehicle shuttle, while Getlink reported cable work and an initial alternating flow through the tunnel.
- At least 25 Eurostar trains were canceled on December 30 and crowds built up at London St Pancras and Paris Gare du Nord as some services turned back before the Channel crossing.
- Some passengers were left on trains overnight without electricity, heating or toilets, with one service arriving around 11 hours late after departing London on Tuesday evening.
- Eurostar offers free rebooking, a 12‑month e‑voucher or refunds processed within 28 days, and will reimburse reasonable emergency costs for stranded travelers including hotels (up to £150/€170), taxis (up to £50/€60) and meals (up to £35/€40).