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Eurostar phone numbers

Edited by Richard BarkerChecked 13 October 2026

Eurostar publishes 1 number for you to call on its own website. We list each one with the page it is on (1 page in all), a short quote from that page and the date we checked it.

Numbers to call Eurostar

What each line is for, as Eurostar describes it, with opening hours where it gives them.

How scams that copy trains, buses, coaches and ferries work

Be wary of calls about refunds, compensation or a problem with a ticket or booking that ask for card details or a payment. Check through the operator’s own website or app.

Ofcom says scammers can fake the number that appears on your phone, which is called spoofing, and that they imitate UK numbers to look like a trusted person or organisation. Knowing details about you does not make a caller genuine.

This could still be a scam call

Criminals can make their number look like a genuine one (this is called spoofing). If someone calls from this number and asks for money, bank details, a code or passwords, hang up. Then call Eurostar back on a number you've found yourself, such as the one on their own website or on a letter or bill from them.

Safe ways to check

Questions about Eurostar’s numbers

What numbers can I call Eurostar on?

Eurostar publishes 1 number for the public to call. They are: 0343 218 6186 (Customer service for urgent or complex requests). Check the source page for each one before you call, as numbers and opening hours change.

Does Eurostar publish a number on its own website that is not listed here? Suggest a number for Eurostar.

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Checked on 13 October 2026. Read how we build the directory. How we check our information. Spotted a mistake? Tell us and we will put it right.