Eurostar London-Paris Cuts Start, Day-One Cancellations

Eurostar's planned midweek timetable trims kick in today, November 4, with at least one same-day cancellation and wider knock-on delays. Eurostar lists Train 9013 from Paris Gare du Nord to London St Pancras as canceled today, alongside delay notices at Paris Gare du Nord and Amsterdam Centraal tied to operational restrictions and upstream network issues. Travelers connecting to flights at Charles de Gaulle Airport or London Heathrow should treat today as a disruption day and allow 60-90 extra minutes to protect onward flights.

Eurostar's midweek plan and what changed today

The operator has flagged a recurring set of Tuesday and Wednesday timetable reductions and retimings into early December. Eurostar's live updates and planned-disruptions feed show targeted midweek cancellations on specific dates, including the London-Paris pair 9022 and 9027 on some days within the window, as well as a broader list of late-November changes. Today's start to the program coincides with the cancellation of 9013 and multiple delay advisories at Paris Gare du Nord, the Belgian network, and the Dutch network.

Today's confirmed cancellation and delays

As of the latest update, Eurostar explicitly lists "Train 9013 cancelled between Paris Gare du Nord and London St Pancras International on 04/11/2025," and posts multiple same-day delay bulletins at Paris Gare du Nord and Amsterdam Centraal. If you are booked on 9013 or are seeing a delay banner against your service in the app, use Eurostar's disruption workflow to move to an earlier or later departure or to request a refund or exchange.

The Tuesday/Wednesday pattern through December 10

Industry and operator planning pages indicate that selected round-trips on Tuesdays and Wednesdays are trimmed or retimed through about December 10, with named services such as 9022 and 9027 appearing on some of the affected dates (for example, December 4, and a broader cluster on November 27). These adjustments sit alongside engineering and network restrictions that have also limited Dutch stops to Amsterdam Centraal for through services, removing Schiphol and Rotterdam on many diagrams. Expect the midweek pattern to repeat, with occasional exceptions by date. Always re-check your train number the day before departure.

Connection strategies for CDG and LHR

For Paris connections, the RER B runs between Gare du Nord and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport with trains typically every 10-20 minutes and an advertised journey time about 25-35 minutes to CDG-2, subject to works. Build a conservative 60-90-minute buffer on top of the rail journey to absorb station dwell, ticketing, and security lines.

For London connections, the Heathrow Express operates every 15 minutes from London Paddington with a typical 15-minute travel time to Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3, and around 21 minutes to Terminal 5. If a Eurostar delay threatens your flight, shifting to the next unaffected departure or moving your travel to a non-trimmed day can be safer than gambling on a tight cross-London transfer.

Refunds, exchanges, and the app

Eurostar's agent guidance confirms that when a service is canceled, AOP is activated to enable a free refund or exchange for impacted passengers. You can trigger the option in the Eurostar app or via the website under "Manage booking." If your train is delayed but not canceled, check your specific fare conditions and any delay-compensation eligibility after travel.

Final thoughts

With Eurostar's midweek timetable trims now live, London-Paris travelers should verify train numbers the day before departure and build generous buffers to protect flights. Today's 9013 cancellation and station-level delays are a good signal to use the app early, move to an unaffected departure, or shift to a different day if your connection window is tight.

Sources

• Eurostar Travel Updates
• Planned Disruptions to/from London, Eurostar for Agents
• NS International, Travel Updates
• Paris Aéroport, RER B to CDG
• Heathrow Express Timetable