Chunnel is 20 years old and finally in profit

So how did they get the other 2 out ?????

Still yet to use the chunnel, much as i hate sailing, still prefer to be above the water than under it.

I went through the channel tunnel last year when I drove from Doncaster to Germany. Actually, it's very quick and simple. It is also very difficult for your brain to take in that you are indeed 300ft or thereabouts, below the sea! It's just like being on a train in a tunnel that isn't moving (as you can barely feel it move apart from when it slants downwards and then back up at each end so you can feel a very slight sensation of going forward and one of going up, but it is very slight. Moreso you can slightly feel the brakes being applied as it comes out the other end and needs to slow down. It's actually quicker than the time they state on the website. About 20 mins and there is a slow 20mph ride of a few minutes from the point the train leaves the station to actually entering the tunnel and likewise couple or few mins as you come out of the tunnel into daylight and approach the station to drive off. Then likewise, you drive out and onto the road. All dead simple and would prefer this way every time if there was a tunnel in every port.