Names of the Eurostar stations: StPancras International, London based station with rail and underground rail links to most London Airports. http://www.stpancras-international.co.uk Ebbsfleet International, Based near East London M25 easy access for motorway drivers. Over 5000 car parking spaces. http://www.ebbsfleetinternational.co.uk Ashford International, Based in mid-Kent, with connection to the coast. http://www.ashford-international.co.uk Stratford International (To be opened after Olympics 2012)
St.Pancras
No
The train station in Paris from which the Eurostar service departs for London is "la gare du Nord"Gare du Nord railway station.
The station is named Paris Gare Du Nord.
Gare du nord
Eurostar to Paris and Brussels.
No. The tunnel starts near Folkestone, and the terminal for the shuttle (car transporter train) is there; but the nearest Eurostar station to the coast is Ashford International.
The main station is gare du nord in Paris.
Eurostar IS an international rail service and nothing to do with LU although announcements at Euston/Kings Cross underground station may well mention Eurostar.
The London Eurostar terminal is at St Pancras International station which is adjacent to Kings Cross station, so whatever it takes to cross the road and buy your ticket.
Fastest way is taking the train from the airport to the Brussels South railwaystation (most of the trains that leave from the airport run to that station) The Eurostar terminal is at Brussels South Railway station (local names: Brussel Zuid & Bruxelles Midi)
Waterloo was only intended as a 'temporary' Eurostar terminus. The purpose-built terminus at St. Pancras station was always the preferred start point, but took time to construct.