In a van, on a train, under the sea! Let’s show you what it’s like to go on the Eurotunnel!

[@samuelgamingofficial]

If you get flexi plus you can get any time😮 even a lounge the lounge is located with the flexi plus signs

[@allegrosotto2126]

I wish it was as simple as this to go to Tassie 😢

[@truebluetravellers]

I know what you mean 😂, that’s the main reason we live in Europe At the minute as travel from OZ is so long and so expensive, when we just did this 5 week road trip round Europe all the way to Bosnia we did 7,000km, when we did the road trip round OZ earlier in the year we did 10,000km and we didn’t even do the whole of WA 😂😂😂 crazy how big OZ is hey

[@meeeka]

How do you turn off your gas?

[@truebluetravellers]

I have a an underslung lpg tank for the cooker so I just turn the valve off that’s on the tank 😁

[@ice-4navy877]

I thought it was a road tunnel not a train lol

[@truebluetravellers]

I didn’t know what to expect to be honest, I thought it was going to be like a big escalator 😂

[@ice-4navy877]

​@@truebluetravellersy'all how do you guys drive a left side car in France

[@truebluetravellers]

@@ice-4navy877 it’s really easily to be honest, it would be harder if there was only one of you as all the tolls etc are on passenger side but apart from that it’s not too bad, every morning we just say our moto of keep to the kerb and remember the right and that keeps us out of trouble

[@qwertyTRiG]

EuroTunnel operate the car trains which operate only in the tunnel itself (and immediately outside). They're too tall for normal tracks. Eurostar operate the passenger trains which run from London to Paris, Lille, Amsterdam, Brussels. And there's a lot of freight trains through the tunnel too. EuroTunnel also operate the tunnel itself, do the maintenance, and charge the other rail operators to run on their tracks.