Club Eurostar raised the price of reward tickets to and from London by 10% on 29 October 2026. A one-way Value ticket in Eurostar Standard now costs 1,100 points, up from 1,000. A return is double, and there are still no taxes or fees on top. The full London chart, one way:
- Eurostar Standard: 1,100 Value, 1,650 Anytime
- Eurostar Plus: 2,200 Value, 2,750 Anytime
- Eurostar Premier: 3,300
Trips on the continent, such as Brussels to Paris or Amsterdam, are unchanged: 1,000 points one way in Standard. Upgrades to Plus on London trains now cost 650 points when Value seats remain, or 900 when only Anytime is left.
Where the points come from
The rate you earn hasn't changed: 1 point per euro and 1.2 per pound. If you top up with bank points, where they come from sets the price. Revolut started transferring RevPoints on 5 October at 10:1, in every country with RevPoints except the US. Amex transfers at 15:1 in the UK and 20:1 in Belgium and France.
So the same 1,100-point ticket to London costs 11,000 RevPoints. From a Belgian Amex card it costs 22,000 points, twice as many; a UK Amex card sits in between at 16,500.
What to do
If you ride Eurostar often, keep collecting and pool points with family: you can share 500 to 3,600 at a time, up to 7,500 a year. Before you move Amex points in, check the cash fare: at 20:1 the transfer only makes sense when the train is expensive. Our calculator tells you the break-even fare for your card.