Eurostar Restores Amsterdam-London Direct Train Service After Eight-Month Hiatus

The resumption follows the completion of a new terminal at Amsterdam Centraal, but the service will pause again in late March for further upgrades.

Eurostar has resumed direct train services between Amsterdam and London after an eight-month suspension due to terminal construction at Amsterdam Centraal station.
The new terminal increases capacity for UK-bound passengers, with each train now accommodating up to 400 passengers, and plans to expand to 650 by September 2025.
Currently, three daily return services operate on weekdays and Sundays, with two on Saturdays, and the company aims to increase to five daily services by 2026.
The service will temporarily pause again on March 29, 2025, for additional construction work at Amsterdam Centraal, with plans to restart by the end of April 2025.
Eurostar emphasizes the sustainability and efficiency of the service, viewing it as part of a broader strategy to expand its European network.