The EuroStar tickets arrived today. I purchased them from Rick Steves' website and there are a few extras included such as maps and a CD of travel tips. I have one place for all of the info and tickets, etc that are starting to come in, so hopefully I won't be in a panic at departure time. The tickets came via UPS, so they were here a few days after ordering them.
I checked the tickets to make sure that everything was perfect. London to Paris: We are on Coach 4, seats 75 and 76. This is a window and an aisle. The Paris to London seats are 51 and 52 on Coach 3 and the seats are on window and aisle also. Cool.
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These are represented correctly here on your blog. Most American's call the passes across the English Channel "Chunnel" passes. The English giggle as Americans are the only people that still call it by this name.
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