Top Things
To Do with a London Pass
See More and
Do More for Less with a London Pass
A London
Pass is brilliant if it covers the things that YOU want to do whilst in
London. Having gone through the list of top things to do in London, (see
the menu on your left) check the things you want to do against the attractions
covered by the London Pass. If enough match, you will undoubtedly save
time and money with a London Pass. So buy one before they run out :)
London
Pass - Save Money - Save Time
 It's
hard to go pass the London Pass
Save
money by purchasing the London Pass. The Pass saves you time and money
on many of London's Top 100 Plus Things To Do.
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Top London sights and attractions are covered by the London Pass including:
- Tower of London
- The Tower Bridge
Exhibition
- Thames River Cruise
- St Paul’s
Cathedral
- Windsor Castle
- Kensington Palace
- Hampton Court
Palace
- London Bridge
Experience
- Churchill Museum
& Cabinet War Rooms
- Shakespeare's
Globe Theatre Tour and Exhibition
How Much Can You Expect To
Save With A London Pass?
I'm only going to
be in London for one day, surely it's not worth buying a Pass?
With a one day London
Pass you can expect to start saving money if you visit three attractions.
For example, a visit to the London Bridge Experience, a cruise on the
River Thames and entry into the Tower of London would cost you over £54.
The one day London Pass costs £44.
I'm going to be
in London for a few days, what Pass should I get?
The longer the duration
of the London Pass you buy, the more you can expect to save. With a two
day London Pass you should save money after visiting four attractions.
With a three day Pass you should save after five attractions and so on.
Save the most with
a six day London Pass
The biggest potential
savings come with a six day pass. Effectively this is unlimited sightseeing
for under £16 a day. This is cheaper than single entry to the Tower
of London, London Bridge Experience, London Zoo, Bicycle Tour Experience
& Wimbledon Experience Tour.
I'm going to be
in London for only four or five days, what pass should I get?
It will even work
for you if you are coming for only four or five days. If you visited three
attractions per day the London Pass should save you over £195.
Brain-less and Benefited
So
unless you only intend to visit one or two attractions it's a bit of a
'no brainer'. Buy a London Pass before you visit London and enjoy the
benefit of free entry to over 55 top London attractions and tours.
And
there's more
You
can enjoy unlimited travel on London's public transport when you include
travel with your London Pass, skip the lines at various London Pass attractions
such as Windsor Castle and the Tower of London and receive a free 120+
page London guidebook including directions and maps.
And
more..
Then
there's the additional special offers and discounts on other activities
and shops plus a 100% money-back guarantee with the London Pass insurance.
And..
If you
enter "londpas05" in the box that
says "Promo code? Enter it here." in
the check out page, you should save few more
pounds. For example, the one day pass should reduce to just over £42.
Try it for yourself, click the link below:
London Pass Testimonials
The London Pass website
includes a large number of testimonials from its users. Below is just
a couple we thought were worth mentioning as they refer to top things
to do in London.
Mia from SC, USA
wrote
"The London
Pass is GREAT!! I went with my daughter and we did visit Kensington Palace
as well as Hampton Court. The grounds of Kensington are wonderful and
we even got to see a car escorted to an arriving Helicopter!!! Walk a
little further and you are at Prince Albert's Monument....Lord I miss
LONDON!! Get the London Pass with travel...it's the BEST!!!"
Adrienn from Hungary wrote:
"This was
my last day with the London Pass card, and I can't express how great it
was. I had only good experiences, it was fantastic to skip the very very
long line in Windsor, to get to places of which I hadn't even heard before,
I really enjoyed the Globe theatre and the Old Operating Theatre, but
my absolute favourite was the Hampton Court Palace, the most beautiful
palace I have ever seen. And the Kew Gardens. Magnificent. I got discounts
almost everywhere, free gift in the Harrods...and I can continue. Thank
you."
(All prices are current
as at July 2011)
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