Overview
- Eurostar suspended all London–Paris–Amsterdam–Brussels services on Tuesday after a double incident involving a tunnel power supply failure and a halted Le Shuttle.
- Getlink said overnight repairs restored capacity and Eurostar plans to run scheduled trains on Wednesday, warning of residual delays and possible late cancellations.
- At least 25 Eurostar services were canceled Tuesday and some passengers spent the night stuck on a train without electricity, heating or working toilets, according to reports.
- Le Shuttle traffic remains disrupted, with the operator indicating very long waits for some departures even as operations resume.
- Eurostar is offering free exchanges, e‑vouchers or refunds and will cover reasonable emergency costs, including hotel up to £150/€170, taxis up to £50/€60 and meals up to £35/€40.