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[puzzled_anwen]

I am confused by the Eurostar website, which says you can book tickets for the connecting train from Brussels to Bruges, but if you try to do so it says "dude, we don't go to Bruges!" Anyone ever managed to do this?

While I'm here, have an anonycommentsmemethingy. You know the drill, and play nice.

*tumbleweed*

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[anonymous]

I am disturbed by a picture of Sting.

[anonymous]

I am disturbed by many pictures of Sting.

[anonymous]

Sting revels in your disturbance.

[anonymous]

Sting's a cvnt.

[tiny_tear]

i think you need to book in the local website? but show the Eurostar ticket?
Haven't got a clue... do they have a customer service number to call?

[puzzled_anwen]

It looks like I can use my Eurostar ticket to continue to Bruges, which is handy as it's about £22 for a separate ticket.

[myfirstkitchen]

"A Eurostar ticket to Brussels is valid to any station in Belgium, using any suitable connecting train (including Belgian InterCity trains but excluding international Thalys and ICE trains) within 24 hours of your Eurostar arrival in Brussels, and on the return, within 24 hours of your Eurostar departure from Brussels."

http://www.seat61.com/Belgium.htm#London%20to%20Brussels%20by%20Eurostar

Can't you just look at the times and jump on any train to Bruges? The website above shows the times for the most direct connections.

[puzzled_anwen]

Ah, awesome, thanks!

[sbp]

Let me know a thing that you will be at in the next few weeks and I will bring DVDs, innit.

[puzzled_anwen]

Hrm, I'm not sure if I'm going to anything, except probably James Ward's stupid Stationery Club thing. Am happy to come and collect DVDs if that's easier?

[anonymous]

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