I've been asked to explain the deal that Eurotunnel offer. Basically they give you a discount for paying up front for 10 or more trips. This was £390 until a couple of months ago - it has now gone up to £430 for 10 trips. So £43 per crossing.
The price of a crossing varies depending on supply and demand - well, who would have thought it? If you cross to France on a wet Tuesday lunchtime in February, the regular price is around about £65. If you want to travel over to spend the August bank holiday in France, reckon on paying double that. I've seen the peak time fare rise to around the £200 mark as it gets closer to the date of travel.
So if you are crossing to France five times a year, the Frequent Traveller fare is a good deal...
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