London Pass Tickets – Discounts on over 85 London Attractions from £79pp

London Pass Ticket Prices, Discounts & Attractions

How does the London Pass actually work?

1. Pick A Pass and download it to your smartphone.
2. Check which attractions you want to see and if you need to pre-book. 
3. Show your pass at each attraction to be scanned.

The London Pass allows you entry to many of London’s top attractions without purchasing individual tickets. When you buy a London Pass, you will receive a physical card or a mobile card that you will present at the ticketing counter of each attraction you wish to visit. The staff at the attraction will scan your pass and allow you entry.

The London Pass can be purchased for a specific number of consecutive days, usually 1, 2, 3, 6 or 10 days. Once activated, the pass is valid for the consecutive days of your choice, and you can visit as many attractions as you want during that period.

It is important to note that some popular attractions may require pre-booking during peak tourist seasons to avoid long lines and ensure availability. However, you can usually present your pass at the ticketing counter to gain entry.

What are the top 10 London Attractions that the pass includes (out of the 85+!)?

Below are a list of 10 of the most popular London attractions, its also important to remember that the pass will give you fast track entry to many of these London attractions which will save you time as well as money!

1. The Tower of London
2. Westminster Abbey
3. St. Paul’s Cathedral
4. The Shard (View from the Shard)
5. Thames River Cruise
6. The British Museum
7. Kensington Palace and Gardens
8. Churchill War Rooms
9. Windsor Castle
10. Hampton Court Palace

There are a couple of places that arent in London, but it is easy enough to travel from Buckingham Palace to Windsor Castle or beyond with excellent public transport on offer to help you get around.

How much money can the London Pass ticket save me?

The amount of money the London Pass can save you depends on the attractions you plan to visit and the duration of your pass. The London Pass website provides a savings calculator where you can input your planned activities and see an estimate of how much you can save with the pass. Additionally, by purchasing the London Pass, you can access over 80 top tourist attractions in London and skip the line at many of them.

What is included in the London Pass price?

The London Pass typically includes entry to over 85 of the top London attractions, including popular sights such as the Tower of London, London Zoo, the London Eye, Buckingham Palace, and the British Museum. Some other popular attractions that may be included with the pass are St. Paul’s Cathedral, Kensington Palace, the Churchill War Rooms, the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, the Greenwich Observatory and many more. 

Additionally, the London Pass often includes discounts and special offers at select restaurants, shops, and other venues around the city. Some passes also include travel on public transportation, such as buses and trains, which can be a great way to save money and get around the city more easily. The London pass also offers the option of a guidebook and a digital guidebook, which will help to plan the trip and make the most out of your time in London.

Do I need to prebook the London attractions I want to visit with the London Pass?

Certain attractions, such as the Tower of London or the London Eye, may require pre-booking during peak tourist seasons to avoid long lines and ensure availability. However, many attractions included with the London Pass do not require pre-booking, and you can simply present your pass at the ticketing counter to gain entry.

It’s always a good idea to check the website of the attraction you plan to visit or the London Pass guidebook to see if there are any specific requirements or restrictions. For example, some attractions may have a time slot booking system, which means you will have to pick a time slot to visit the attraction, but you can still skip the queue. It’s also important to note that a few attractions are not open all year round, for example, the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace, which is not available during the winter months.

It is also recommended to check the websites or the London Pass guidebook for the latest information and updates, as the rules and restrictions can change depending on the current situation.

Does the pass give me fast track entry to the London attractions I want to visit?

Yes, the London Pass typically includes fast-track entry to many of the included attractions. Fast track entry allows pass holders to bypass the regular ticket queues and gain priority access to the attractions, saving time and allowing for a smoother visit. However, it’s important to note that the availability of fast-track entry may vary depending on the attraction and the specific terms and conditions of the London Pass.

What is the difference between London Pass and an Oyster Card?

The London Pass and an Oyster Card are two different things. The London Pass is a sightseeing card that allows you entry to many of London’s top attractions, such as the Tower of London, the London Eye, and Buckingham Palace, without having to purchase individual tickets. It also includes discounts and special offers at select restaurants, shops, and other venues around the city.

On the other hand, an Oyster Card is a prepaid travel card that can be used on London’s public transportation system, including buses, trains, trams, the London Underground, and some river services in London. The Oyster Card is a convenient and cost-effective way to pay for fares, as it allows you to pay as you go and offers discounted fares compared to buying single tickets. It can be topped up with credit and used to pay for fares on National Rail services in London.

In short, the London Pass is a sightseeing card that can save you time and money on attractions, while the Oyster Card is a prepaid travel card that can save you money on fares for public transportation. Depending on their needs, both are great options for travellers, but they serve different purposes.

Is it possible to get a discount on the London Pass?

Yes, it is possible to get a discount on the London Pass. There are a few ways to do this:

• Purchasing it in advance on their website through the link below as often the prices may increase. 
• Purchasing it for multiple days, as discounts are often offered for longer-duration passes.
• Group Discounts are also available for groups of 10 or more.

What’s the most important piece of advice for anyone visiting London?

One important piece of advice for anyone visiting London would be to plan and schedule the things you want to see and do. London is a large and busy city with many attractions, and it can be easy to become overwhelmed or miss out on something you want to see. Planning will help you make the most of your time and ensure that you see the most important things. Additionally, make sure to budget your money correctly, London can be expensive, and you don’t want to run out of money in the middle of your trip.

Can I use the London Pass to see Stonehenge?

Unfortunately not, the London Pass is not valid for Stonehenge as it is located outside of London and is not one of the attractions covered by the London Pass. Stonehenge is located in Wiltshire, about 130 miles west of London. Therefore, you would need to purchase a separate admission ticket to visit Stonehenge.

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