eastwestdivide
Established Member
While booking some tickets, I came across some interesting diversions on the B-Europe site at:
https://www.b-europe.com/EN/Disruptions
These include:
1. No rail traffic between Brussels-North and Brussels-Midi from 29 April to 1st May:
Thalys will connect Paris, Brussels and the Netherlands with an adapted schedule (using western bypass line 28 between Bruxelles-Midi/Brussel-Zuid and the Netherlands).
Thalys will not connect Brussels and Germany, but will connect Liège and Germany (Thalys services connecting Paris and Germany will be diverted towards Liège via Namur).
2. Thalys and InterCity Brussels-Amsterdam not serving Schiphol Airport from 17 to 25 June:
Thalys trains connecting Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam will be diverted via Gouda
InterCity services connecting Brussels with Amsterdam will be diverted via Haarlem
There's a few other weekends when the InterCity Brus-Amst is replaced by a bus over the border at Roosendaal, while Thalys runs as normal.
Hope that's of some use or interest to all you Euro-fans.
https://www.b-europe.com/EN/Disruptions
These include:
1. No rail traffic between Brussels-North and Brussels-Midi from 29 April to 1st May:
Thalys will connect Paris, Brussels and the Netherlands with an adapted schedule (using western bypass line 28 between Bruxelles-Midi/Brussel-Zuid and the Netherlands).
Thalys will not connect Brussels and Germany, but will connect Liège and Germany (Thalys services connecting Paris and Germany will be diverted towards Liège via Namur).
2. Thalys and InterCity Brussels-Amsterdam not serving Schiphol Airport from 17 to 25 June:
Thalys trains connecting Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam will be diverted via Gouda
InterCity services connecting Brussels with Amsterdam will be diverted via Haarlem
There's a few other weekends when the InterCity Brus-Amst is replaced by a bus over the border at Roosendaal, while Thalys runs as normal.
Hope that's of some use or interest to all you Euro-fans.