TGV

This TGV goes from Brussels to 30 French destinations including Charles-de-Gaulle airport, Disneyland, Lille, Lyon, Bordeaux, Montpellier, Marseille and more...

Passholder Fares explained:

There are 3 types of Passholder fares available for the TGV Brussels-France train. They are defined below:

• Pass 1 valid for passengers with a pass covering France and Belgium (cheapest fare)
• Pass 2 valid for passengers with a pass covering France
• Pass 3 valid for passengers with a pass covering Belgium

First class

• A Solo seat for peace and privacy.
• 2 adjoining seats or a Club space for working in groups of two or four.
• Power sockets for laptop or mobile phone
• Larger seats, recline electronically
• A space for a person in a wheelchair is available. Traveller must request it when making their reservation.

Second class

• Comfort, convenience
• Access to the bar service.
• The ''Carré'' for travelling in groups of four.

Other services

• A bar and food counter: open for the duration of the journey. You will find a variety of food and refreshments to enjoy in the bar car: breakfast formula, meals, warm and cold dishes, sandwiches, dessert, warm and cold beverages.
• Facilities for disabled travellers: on all major routes, the TGV have a special coach in 1st class and 2nd class which has built-in wheelchair lift and a bookable space for a wheelchair. Facilities in stations.
• All trains are non smoking
• Every ergonomic seat is reclining with comfortable headrest and footrest
• Individual reading lights
• Spacious luggage storage, at eye-sight
• Ambient lighting, softer and natural