London Pass

London, United Kingdom

See all of London with the London Sightseeing Pass. With a choice of one, two, three or six consecutive days, the London Pass offers great value and convenience with free entry to more than 50 top attractions, including royal-related sites like Windsor Castle, the Tower of London, Kensington Palace and Westminster Abbey, where Prince William married Kate Middleton. With the pass, you can also visit other London attractions like the London Zoo, the Tower Bridge Exhibition and Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.

London is a big, bustling city full of museums, historic landmarks, royal palaces and famous cathedrals. Where to begin? With the London Sightseeing Pass! The pass offers fantastic value and convenience, with free entry to more than 50 top London attractions, plus included tours, river cruises and walks that allow you to explore all sides of London. With special discounts at restaurants, West End theaters, shopping and other visitor services, you'll never be short of things to see and do during your London vacation.

If you want to follow in the footsteps of the British royal family, simply use your London Pass for free entry to all of London's royal-related sites, including Windsor Castle, Hampton Court Palace and the Household Cavalry Museum. Visit St Paul's Cathedral, where Prince Charles married Princess Diana; explore Westminster Abbey, where Prince William married Kate Middleton, making her Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge; walk through the Tower of London, where the crown jewels are kept; and see the Queen's Gallery at Buckingham Palace.

Other favorite London sights you can see and visit with the London Pass include the London Zoo, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, the Tate Britain and Tate Modern museums, Kew Gardens, Royal Albert Hall and the River Thames, where you can go on a river cruise.

The London Sightseeing Pass is available for one, two, three or six consecutive days, so however long you stay in London, you can save time and money at the city's top attractions, as well as receive discounts on your shopping and dining.

London Travelcard Upgrade (Optional):
Upgrade and get a single, simple, cheap travel pass that allows you to use most modes of public transport within London, including the famous London Underground, or “tube” as it's known (Zones 1-6), the equally famous London red buses and the Docklands Light Railway.Sort out your London transport in advance by purchasing a London Pass Travelcard.

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USD $61.15

Traveler Reviews

Review by: Christine M	April 2012
Highly recommend this when in London. Saves lots of money and makes sightseeing so much easier.

Review by: ibgolfwidow	April 2012
Pass was very helpful to skip lines at the attractions. Pick up location wasn't particularly convenient.

Review by: micvii	March 2012
We used the 2 day London Pass with the Travelcard.

Review by: BARBARA C	March 2012
I was the most disappointed with The London Pass. The distance between attractions was big and there was no easy way to get from one point to the other. We used the tube, but that too a lot of time and energy and you really couldn't get the most out of your day, as the attractions were so far apart. I used the Paris Pass in October and was completely happy with it, which is why I did The London Pass. I would NEVER use this again. I will NEVER recommend this to anyone. It was a complete waste of my money. My son is going to London in May and I was going to make arrangements for The London Pass for him, but will not do it now. I was not happy with this at all. I was very disappointed.

Review by: Kristi R	March 2012
The London Pass saved us so much time and money. Definitely purchase the transportation option! The book itself is full of helpful information and lists the transit stops for each attraction. This book is worth every penny and then some!

Review by: Matthew Z	March 2012
Very disappointing! We paid for 1 day London Pass. Me and my husband visited St Paul's Cathedral, Westminster Abbey, Tower of London and the Zoo. When we tried to use the same card on the same day on Wembley Stadium, they told us that it has no credit!! Had to pay for Wembley tour for me and my husband. I will never recommend this to anyone.

Review by: debbie	March 2012
We loved the London Pass. There is such a variety of places to see all included in the one price. We liked not doling out pounds here and there, was much more like an exclusive club. The ONLY drawback was the initial trial of finding the location where we could exchange the voucher, we purchased on line for the card. The building is on a side street downstairs and rather difficult to find. We spent too much time hunting for it. Hopefully, there will be a better way soon to collect the pass. We had the same problem with the Paris Pass. However, once you get the pass it is easy to use and lots of fun to plan each days excursions. We would definitely purchase again. Thanks for the great visit!

Review by: Laura	March 2012
Too expensive for the little we used it, but was most helpful where some of the lines were long.

Review by: Rach Hay	March 2012
Was great for ease of use. We included the metro ticket for zones 1-6. As everything took so long to get to we barely used the london pass but found the metro ticket invaluable.

Review by: islandgirl6909	March 2012
A great value! An excellent way to both save some money and access many of London's famous sites!

Review by: Monica W	March 2012
Good access to all the main attractions.

Review by: Kendra R	March 2012
I wish that I could give this a great review but given my personal experience I cannot. I purchased the London Pass with the Travel Card. Unfortunately, though the London Pass was wonderful, the Travel Card I was given by the vendor in London had been fraudulently restamped without my knowledge. I ended up being detained at one of the meto stations for over an hour. The people who helped me were very nice. I did not get into any legal trouble and was able to get a replacement Travel Card but it was still a terrible experience. So the London Pass itself was great but if I had to do it again I would have just waited to buy the Travel Card from one of the metro ticketing agents. It would have saved me a lot of trouble.

Review by: Lizzie's trip	March 2012
Amazing deal!

Review by: P Mitchell	February 2012
The pass itself was good however the pickup place was very difficult to find and we wasted half the day trying to find it. So if you are in town for a very short time like we were I would say to skip it not worth the money. We were only able to use it for the Tower of London and the Thames river cruise everything else was closed after that

Review by: SurferSimon	January 2012
I think these passes are a better idea if travelling independently. Access to attractions are good if you have not taken any other tours...we did and it meant that the passes were only used for one or two entries so it was expensive....the underground tickets were great and the best value and saving. The guide book was informative and helpful with a good map at the back.

Review by: Kellie R	January 2012
My friend and I could have gotten away without buying the pass since there is so much to do that is free and we only had two days in London. If our trip had been longer, the pass may have been more valuable to us. However, we purchased the travel card in conjunction and this proved to be invaluable to us! No worries about zones or having to change from tube to bus- it was perfect!

Review by: Lily L	January 2012
We didn't get the full usage of our pass...our schedule and days we were there conflicted with the opening and closing of some of the attractions. Think it does have some good usage.

Review by: SUKHTEJ SINGH M	January 2012
It was worth each penny. Thanks for cheap tickets and good service from VIATOR. I will love to use again every time I will travel. I strongly recommend to use Viator services.

Review by: Robert A L	January 2012
The trip to London was exceptional. All went well. The hotel, flight London pass and rail pass all worked extremely well.

Review by: NB	January 2012
Avoid the London Pass. Many of the activities listed are well outside of central London and would take a full day eg. Wembley, Wimbledon.. Also many of the things that you would like to expeience are not included, eg London Eye, Wax Works, Clink Museum and many more. Also some facilities closed eg HMS Belfast and Royal Albert. You are certainly much better to pay as you go. If you manage to get from it more value than it costs then well done !!_br/_ Also don't expect to skip many quequs - in some cases being a Pass holder will force you to join a different line which includes those wishing to pay by cc - the cash queue moves much qiucker.

Review by: Falz	December 2011
Found that so many of the places were free but did get audio systems in museums for free or a current exhibition. I would review the pass very carefully to see if it really was worth it for you. Unfortunately, I think in my case, it was a waste of money.

Review by: Damien H	December 2011
Very handy to have while sigthseeing in London!

Review by: Samantha	December 2011
Didn't use it enough to be worth the cost. Make sure you have time to really get your worth out if it.

Review by: Mrs_Inma	December 2011
It's good to allow you access into attractions around London. The only drawback is that we also purchased the pass with the travel and we were restricted to only use the metro outside of peak hours. Ideally you want to get to some of the attractions early and the metro wouldn't allow it.

Review by: AJ	December 2011
overall great pass especially the travel pass, just check where you want to visit before you buy pass as a lot of places are free or not that expensive so ensure that you get your value for money

Review by: Paul M	December 2011
No denying the value and ease of purchase with the London Pass. The value certainly lies with the admission to the multitude of attractions in London. Skip the travel card option, though. The cards aren't "swipe-able" at the Metro turnstiles (requires travelers to see an attendant at each entry/exit) and depending on the age of your kids, riding the Metro is free anyway.

Review by: Launny	December 2011
Many of London's sites are free but this is a great way to see many sites throughout London. The travel pass saved us tons on transportation costs.

Review by: CoyoteLovely	November 2011
We loved this pass! It had pretty much everything we wanted to see, and the Travel Card makes getting around super convenient. We didn't end up getting the package with the Travel Card - and because of that we ended up buying the Travel Card from the Tube anyway - so my one bit of advice for travelers would be to go ahead and get the Pass with the Travel Card - you won't regret it! An All Day Travel Card from the Tube is a little more expensive than what you'd pay here if you got the Travel Card through the site.

Review by: Laurie	November 2011
This pass is great but you need to really make the most of each day to get the most of it!_br/_ It has meant the we have not needed to carry as much money on us at any time. No need to fumble for money for transport and no need to queue to get admissions. It has taken a lot of the hassle out of the holiday and allowed more time to enjoy the attractions

Review by: Ayman Elsawy	November 2011
useful but expensive for short stay

Review by: rosa	November 2011
this is best for the young and energetic who can really make use of the value - for those who are less energetic it's best to get the three-day pass if you have enough time ..you don't enjoy the place when you try to see so much on a limited time - you should at least visit three sites a day to make use of this pass ..._br/_ we got the two day pass - on the first day used it to go to Hampton Court/Wimbledon - we were supposed to go to Kensington Palace but were too tired we decided to go back to our hotel - advice to those who are going to wimbledon - it was quite a walk from the tube station so it's best to take the bus which will drop you right in front of the gate - also check the sked for the tour of wimbledon - on the day that we went the last guided tour was 1430 so we were only able to see the museum ....

Review by: fangsumo	November 2011
London pass with the travelcard was great we only had 2 days in London and did not waste any time would recommend to anyone

Review by: Mark S	October 2011
London Pass was value for money, especially with the accompanying travel pass. The opportunity to plan your visits meant you needed to get your pass early, but well worth it. Entry and guides to venues were well used by us and the use of the Tube and the River Cruise meant we saw more of London than we could have imagined.

Review by: S M	October 2011
The pass was a last minute addition to our travel plans and booked too late for home delivery. Picking up at 10am when the 'shop' opened did not leave enough time to get the full benefit of the pass when returning home on the same day in the early evening. Bad mistake as we were definitely out of pocket. Much better would have been to pick up the pass the day before but our visit got us to London after the 'shop' had closed. As it's unlikely that I will repeat the experience, this information won't benefit me in the long run but it will others.

Review by: Laurieo01	October 2011
The London pass was the best buy I made the entire trip. It made for no hassle entry to the attractions and almost all of the sites I wanted to see. Truly a valuable purchase.

Review by: Lesley C	October 2011
The London Pass is a good bargain and worth buying. We used it to travel and visit Windsor in addition to lots of the landmarks in London. It made a trip to London a more relaxing and enjoyable experienc.e

Review by: herbie2448	October 2011
Worthwhile purchase but we could have made better use of the London Pass with better planning. The travel passes are great and the Underground is simple to use. Entrance to the attractions, especially the Tower, was included and all very straight forward.

Review by: Karl O	October 2011
This London pass is only good if you want to see a lot. If you want to see only 2-3 things in a day then don't get it.

Review by: sweetjordee	October 2011
i though that this was a waste of money. it was not like the paris pass where you had the bus tour included. maybe think twice before buying this. a lot of the museum and galleries are free entry.

Review by: Anonymous, Australia	July 2010
Other than the queue to get the pass it has been a wonderful asset! Fabulous to skip the queue in some places!

Review by: Patricia S, United States of America	July 2010
The London Pass was fantastic. It was well worth the money. It also helped us plan our days. We included the Metro also which was a added bonus. Great Value!

Review by: Layne B, United States of America	June 2010
Very worth the money. The pass made it so easy, and the guide book was informative and easy to use.

Review by: Roger N, United States of America	June 2010
We found this a very good value. We did things we wouldn't have done otherwise. We loved touring Wimbledon. It was also nice not having to worry about transportation. We used the underground the whole trip.

Review by: Vivian C, United States of America	May 2010
Definitely save time and money. I just wish we had more time to use it at more places.

Review by: Anonymous, Australia	May 2010
I had the 6 day pass and like eating at a buffet I made sure I well and truly got my monies worth. The accompanying book is VERY helpful with closest metros and basic road directions etc. It's great so that if you go into one site and you don't particularly like it you can just walk out without feeling you've wasted your money - there are so many to choose from....

Review by: Edward M, United States of America	March 2010
We had a very good time you may want to consider putting a redemption office at the airport.

Review by: jeffrey W, United States of America	March 2010
I got the London Pass and the travel card for six days and it was well worth the money. The Underground is the best way to get around London and never having to stop and buy individual tickets was great. I will always get this pass and the transit card whenever I go back to London.

Review by: Leslie K, United States of America	February 2010
The London Pass was one of the best things we bought on our Europe Trip. We were able to skip most lines and got the Travel Pass as well. It was extremely convenient. We got food poisoning on our first day of London so we weren't able to use it for a day, but the second day due to the pass we were able to see a lot more than if we didn't have it. So I highly recommend it.

Review by: Michael G, United States of America	February 2010
Good value for the money!

Review by: Anonymous, United States of America	January 2010
The Pass is a great way to travel around London. We bought a two day pass for Paris and should have purchased a two day for London.