How do Eurolines compare to IDBus for the London ↔ Paris route?

As well as the usual options of Fly, Train (Eurostar), or drive/train + ferry + drive/train, there are now two coach operators running quite a few services between London and Paris. Eurolines have been running for quite some time, and there's the new IDBus which is currently advertising pretty heavily in London and Paris.

How do they compare though? I guess the main comparison points of interest would be:

Price - both lowest, and variability
Travel time
Frequency of departures
Comfort of seats
Wifi, power etc
Onward connection possibilities
luggage restrictions

(IDBus has to win though on "which bus company provides free wifi to parts of Lille Europe station while dropping off and picking up passengers", which I found handy earlier!)

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What is the fastest mode of transport from London to Paris?

Taking the train is the fastest way to travel from London to Paris. Trains depart from St Pancras international train station and arrive at Paris Gare du Nord after approximately 2:30 h of travel time.

What is the best way to get to France from London?

The Eurostar to Paris is the most popular starting point for train trips from London to anywhere in France. London to Paris by train takes just 2h 16m on the Eurostar, as it shoots through the Channel Tunnel at up to 200 mph.

Can we go to London from Paris by bus?

Traveling from Paris to LondonWith 10 rides per day, it's easy to fit a trip to London into your schedule. The bus takes a minimum of 8 hours and you can expect 1 stops on your journey. Traveling with FlixBus isn't just quick, it's cheap too.

Is it easy to get to Paris from London?

Travelling by train from London to Paris is quick, easy and enjoyable. Simply hop on one of our trains from London St Pancras and journey from one world-famous capital city to another in just over 2 hours.

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