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Eurostar Club vs SNCF Grand Voyageur: an overview
Club Eurostar is the loyalty programme of Eurostar International Ltd, in which members create an account, earn points to spend on free or discounted tickets, and receive exclusive benefits and offers. [1] This page sets out the Club Eurostar terms as published on Eurostar's United Kingdom site and explains how they apply when a journey crosses a border. [1]
Facts checked: 18 October 2026
Key takeaways
- Club Eurostar rewards members with points that can be spent on free or discounted tickets, plus exclusive benefits and offers. [1]
- Joining starts with creating an account on Eurostar's site, using an email address and password or a Google or Apple account. [1]
- Eurostar's United Kingdom site lists London to Paris, London to Amsterdam, London to Brussels, London to Disneyland® Paris, London to Rotterdam, London to Bruges and London to Lille as its top routes. [1]
- Only programme terms are compared here: what a traveller actually receives on a cross-border journey depends on which carrier operates the train and on the conditions attached to the ticket.
What is Club Eurostar and how do you join it?
Eurostar's United Kingdom site invites visitors to create an account and start earning points to spend on free or discounted tickets, alongside exclusive benefits and offers. [1] The sign-up route asks for an email address and a password, and it also offers the option of continuing with a Google or Apple account. [1] Choosing one of those two options means confirming that the person is 16 years or over and accepts the Eurostar terms and conditions and privacy policy. [1] Once registered, members log in to reach their account and their booking tools. [1]
The programme sits inside Eurostar's own booking site rather than on a separate portal, so membership, timetable search and ticket purchase are reached from the same place. [1] For a closer walk-through of membership, see the Club Eurostar guide.
How are Club Eurostar points earned and spent?
Eurostar describes the core of the programme in two moves: members earn points, then spend those points on free or discounted tickets. [1] Membership also brings what the site calls exclusive benefits and offers, which sit alongside the points balance rather than replacing it. [1]
Loyalty terms are not the only rules that apply to a trip. Eurostar publishes its conditions of carriage, legal information, privacy policy, and website and Wi-Fi terms and conditions on the same site, so a member reading the programme pages can also reach the contract that governs the journey itself. [1] How fares and ticket changes work is covered separately in the guide to Eurostar fare classes and change rules.
Which journeys does Eurostar sell on its UK site?
The United Kingdom site lists seven top routes: London to Paris, London to Amsterdam, London to Brussels, London to Disneyland® Paris, London to Rotterdam, London to Bruges and London to Lille. [1] Its destination list names Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels, Disneyland® Paris, Bruges, Lille, Rotterdam and Cologne. [1]
Bookings can be made for trains, for train-and-hotel packages and for hotels, and the site carries a separate enquiry route for groups of 16 or more. [1] The booking search also includes a “Frequent or Premium Pass” option, described as a subscription pass, which a traveller has to log in to use. [1]
Exceptions and limits
- Programme terms only. This page compares programme terms. What a traveller receives on a journey that crosses a border depends on which carrier operates the train and on the conditions attached to the ticket, so membership on its own does not settle what happens on board.
- Age confirmation. The confirmation that a person is 16 or over, together with acceptance of the Eurostar terms and conditions and privacy policy, is stated on the Google and Apple sign-in route on the United Kingdom site. [1]
- Subscription pass. The “Frequent or Premium Pass” option in the booking search is a subscription pass that requires a login before it can be used. [1]
- Ticket conditions still apply. Conditions of carriage and website terms are published separately from the loyalty programme, and they govern the journey itself. [1]
- Market and date. The terms described here are the ones published on the United Kingdom, English-language version of the Eurostar site on the date shown at the top of this page. [1]
Frequently asked questions
What is Club Eurostar?
Club Eurostar is Eurostar's loyalty programme: members create an account, earn points to spend on free or discounted tickets, and receive exclusive benefits and offers. [1]
How do you join Club Eurostar?
By creating an account on Eurostar's site with an email address and password, or by continuing with a Google or Apple account, which requires confirming you are 16 or over and accepting the Eurostar terms and conditions and privacy policy. [1]
What can Club Eurostar points be spent on?
Eurostar describes the points as spendable on free or discounted tickets. [1]
Which cross-border routes does Eurostar list from London?
Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels, Disneyland® Paris, Rotterdam, Bruges and Lille appear as top routes from London on the United Kingdom site. [1]
Sources
Sources accessed on 18 October 2026. SNCF Grand Voyageur is not covered here and is described in the SNCF Grand Voyageur guide; other rail loyalty programmes are covered in the rail loyalty programmes guide.
- Club Eurostar, Eurostar (United Kingdom site), checked 18 October 2026