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> London -> Paris: 2hrs 25 min I'd say that was technically cheating since at least part of that journey isn't going to strictly be on a bus (or coach.)

• chrisseaton 5y ago
  > I'd say that was technically cheating since at least part of that journey isn't going to strictly be on a bus (or coach.) You know coaches can go straight through the Channel Tunnel? They board a special train.
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  • willyt 5y ago
    It takes about 2hrs to drive to the tunnel from London. The high speed train does London to Paris in 2hr25. I’m guessing it takes about 7hrs by express coach.
    • e12e 5y ago
      Looks like 8h30 to 9h based on a couple of searches..
    • carlsborg 5y ago
      Quite right. That's the Eurostar time not the bus. My bad. Salzburg might still work though!
  • zimpenfish 5y ago
    > You know coaches can go straight through the Channel Tunnel? They board a special train. a) That's a coach, not a bus, and b) that's using a train to go through the tunnel and not strictly (by my definition at least) on a bus (or coach.)
    • chrisseaton 5y ago
      > That's a coach, not a bus You said: > or coach
      • zimpenfish 5y ago
        My mistake, I shouldn't have included a parenthetical coach in a discussion which was about buses.