Passengers traveling on the Eurostar network are experiencing significant delays due to an incident near Lille-Europe station. Eurostar has issued a notice stating that trains between London and Lille/Brussels/Rotterdam/Amsterdam are expected to face severe delays on 07/07/2026 because emergency services are dealing with an incident near the tracks at Lille Europe.
Complaints about the disruption on the high-speed railway network have surfaced online, with one user sharing their experience of being stuck on a train from Brussels to London. The train had to bypass Lille station, as the scheduled stop was canceled.
The details of the incident near Lille-Europe station remain unclear as reported by local French media outlets. Lille’s railway station, located in northern France, mainly serves Eurostar and France’s TGV high-speed rail services.
Eurostar has provided options for passengers affected by the delays, allowing them to exchange their tickets for a different travel time or date within the same class, subject to availability. Passengers are advised to refrain from going to the station unless they have a valid ticket.
For further updates, passengers are encouraged to check the Eurostar website or app. Eurostar emphasizes that the situation is being monitored, and more information will be shared once available.
