Complete Guide for Eurotunnel LeShuttle Travel by Own Car from Folkestone UK to Calais France
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- Complete Guide for Eurotunnel LeShuttle Travel by Own Car from Folkestone UK to Calais France - 5 Steps Explained & No Need to Watch Other Videos
00:40 Step 1 Drive to Eutorunnel terminal
02:27 Step 2 Check in
04:39 Step 3 Border controls
07:33 Step 4 Getting on board
11:17 Step 5 Arrival in France
Website URL for train ticket booking -
www.eurotunnel.com
Address for SatNav -
Eurotunnel Le Shuttle
Ashford Road Folkestone CT18 8XX
51°05'34.2"N 1°07'01.0"E
51.092835, 1.116946
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Fantastic video, I'm doing this for the first time next week and this has made me feel a lot more confident about the journey
Thank you very much for watching. Please have a great journey!
Thanks for the video suffer with anxiety hopefully this will somewhat calm me down when I have to go
Thanks a lot for watching. Have a great journey!
"KEEP TO THE RIGHT".
Kind of important. 😁
Spot on ! Not a moment wasted. Thoroughly illuminating.
Thank you for watching! Actually I uploaded another video recently - th-cam.com/video/-Bi0MpKMBhU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FTNGzP32xbg5LMHN
We are due to go for the first time on the LeShuttle and thank God I watched your video before that 😅 I feel more at ease. Many thanks for the useful video! 😊
Thank you very much for watching. Have a great journey!!!
The frog-croaking audio transition between each section in the video was a nice touch. It repeatedly reminds the viewer of the destination (France). LOL 😆
Thanks a lot for watching!
Oh no! I missed the croaking. Now i must watch again...🫥
Great Video am planning a trip next year so wanted to see what the route looks like. Thank you .
Thank you for watching. Actually I uploaded another one recently. I hope you find it useful too. th-cam.com/video/-Bi0MpKMBhU/w-d-xo.html
Great video thank you for sharing breathtaking morning sunshine at Folkestone, great to see the Cite Europe entrance on the right hand side is open again was shut last time we went across.
Thank you for watching!
Superb video!...very very useful and informative...thanks :)
Thank you for watching. Have a nice travel!
Thanks mate, always like to check out a route beforehand, this certainly helps understand what to expect.
Thanks a lot for watching. Have a great travel.
We are driving there right now!
Have a great travel!
Thank you so much! Very informative ❤
Thank you for watching. Have a great journey!
Congratulations with the excelent video I never have been seeing until now by me. It is clear, very intuitive and most easy to follow all of your steps suggest by you. I am just send this link to my cos who lives in Liverpool.
Thank you very much!
Very useful, nice video, thank you!
Thanks a lot for watching!
Wonderful, thanks
Thank you for watching!
Thank you for the video, truly enlightening.
Thank you for watching!
Really good video , thank you
Thank you for watching!
Thank you, great video exactly what TH-cam is for! We are going tomorrow, should be good. Have you ever been stopped at security?
Thank you for watching. Nope, I haven't been stopped at security. Have a wonderful journey! :-)
I do this esch year and im so exited that im going to poland in it in 2 months
Bon voyage!
Damn. Didn't realise you stay in your car!
That's what I was looking for. Very useful. Any tips on driving on the right side? Thanks.
Thank you for watching. It's a bit confusing but you'll get used to it very quickly. Watch and follow other cars ahead of you. :-)
I'm so glad I watched this before booking a ticket! I find Ferry ports unnecessarily confusing, almost seems deliberate. But compared to the route you had to take at Folkstone, i think I'll take the Ferry. The only benefit I see is that your car is less likely to get damaged on the train (if you avoid the high likelihood of an accident before getting on the train) than it is on the Ferry. You still have to park up and wait to be called.
Overall it may still be quicker but is it worth the extra cost and stress....
Thanks a lot for watching. I haven't tried the ferry yet, so I'm unable to do fair comparison. Maybe I should try next time. :)
Great video and straight to the point instructions. How do you know when they call your letter?
Thanks a lot for watching. I had to frequently check the board. Not sure if there're any smarter ways which I didn't know.
Great Video, when you shownthe east and west bound motorway, which one is it to head to Disneyland please?
Thank you for watching! I would recommend the eastbound (the right lane at the fork) which will lead you to take A26 & A1.
Do you get ear popping or pressure when in the tunnel? I can't seem to find the answer online.
Very informative video. It's nice to know what happens and what to do.
Thank you very much for watching. No, I haven't experienced it at all.
Hi how long from denver too frenc?
Thanks for the video. How long before departure time would you advise to get there?
On the booking confirmation email, I was advised to arrive at least 1 hour but no more than 4 hours before the booked departure time. Hope it helps.
Just wondering what i’d need to bring with me just so i don’t get stuck at the border crossing
Your valid passport that allows you to enter the French/EU border. :-)
can i take a e-mtb on a rack on the back of me car on the chunnel?
I believe so, but please dbl-check with EuroTunnel when booking.
I'm curious on what you do when you get on the train. Do you just sit in your car for the duration of the journey?
I think most people (including me) just stay in their cars, but you can use the toilet facility or stand outside your car if you want. As it takes only half an hour for crossing and you should immediately drive out once you arrive, you wouldn't find anything else to do really. :)
Of course this will all change in October 2024
Why?
@@AI-Records24 EES and ETIAS
Good and especially educational video on how to drive onto the train to Calais with a passenger car with or without a trailer/caravan.
I myself have been able to do that for several years in a row, sometimes 3 times a week with a truck/Lorrie, which is a completely different story, ha ha, so as a driver you are not allowed to stay in your cabin, in contrast to passenger car transport.
Here is a short impression of how I rode onto the train at the time, if the link can remain for a while, I don't want to hijack any viewers or something like that. that is not the intention, but this gives a different view of transport through the tunnel from Folkesone to Calais and vice versa.
th-cam.com/video/t3Bar_zscHk/w-d-xo.html
How long on the actual Eurotunnel?
Approx. 30-35 minutes, but you should check in 1-2 hours before your departure time.
Thank you
Is it cheaper than the ferry?
Not sure tbh. Eurotunnel price really varies depending on when to book and depart.
Depends on which. We have just compared both for our holiday and both were around £120, but that is dependant on what times you book and how far in advance.
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