Thought this seemed a cracking price for a Multi Buy ticket if you are planning a few days in London. You don't have to visit the attractions all in one day, you can pick & choose what dates you want to visit.
They say you save 31% on the prices, but I think it may be actually more as the tickets for London Eye are £24.95 for Adults on their own.
They have lots of other packages too, so if this one doesn't suit or doesn't include one you want to visit, it's worth checking out their other offers as they have lots on.
Get tickets to six of Capital’s most popular attractions as part of this low cost London sightseeing package - London Eye, Open Top Bus, Tower Bridge, River Cruise, Tower of London & Madame Tussauds. Perfect for holidays and extended stays in the Capital this package provides amazing flexibility. Simply pick and choose the dates that suit you, there is no need to visit each attraction on the same day.
Ride three Original Open Top Bus Tour routes with stops at a host of top tourist destinations. Hop on/Hop for twenty-four hours as you make your way around the city on an iconic double-decker bus before taking a cruise along the Thames. Complete the sightseeing experience by taking a spin on the London Eye. See up to forty miles in every direction while taking advantage of the interactive displays on board.
Visit Madame Tussauds and see largest collection of celebrities under one roof outside of an Ellen DeGeneres Oscar photo. Head over to the award winning Tower Bridge Exhibition to discover the history behind the Capital’s most recognisable landmark. Don’t miss the Crown Jewels at the Tower of London where you will find a huge collection of priceless items worn on official state functions by members of the royal family since the 1600’s.
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jonohanson
12 Sep 162#1
Good price, but for a little more the Merlin Annual pass is more worthwhile IMO.
shanraja to jonohanson
13 Sep 16#4
I agree too
plunet
12 Sep 16#2
Fairly similar pricing to the Visit London Pass which is peddled by the Visit Britain Tourist Authority as a 1/2/3/6 consecutive day pass with fast track admission with or without Oyster. The London Pass is often derided on the TripAdvisor forums as it would encourage visitors who buy it to take a whirlwind approach at running through the various establishments in order to get the value from their pass, however many foreign tourists do buy it and speak highly - especially of the fast track admission which is built into the price. This pass has the slight advantage that you don't need to do the visits all on consecutive days, but fast track admission is an extra option.
It probably makes financial sense if you are going to want to visit all of the attractions listed but the attractions are the height of commercialism of tourism in London, but remember that there are so many low or no cost options for things to visit in the capital.
wishihadadonkey to plunet
13 Sep 16#3
I agree, there are some fab Free things to do in London - I posted this thread HERE to celebrate them, but people do want to do the touristy things too, my girls loved their visit to Tussauds & the London Eye in the summer, we did the River Cruise & Open Top Bus Tours too, they didn't want to visit the Tower or Tower Bridge, but we did go to London Zoo & we visited quite a few of the places on the free link too.
gordo1964
13 Sep 166#5
Costco has the London Explorer Pass - Choose 4 for £55.99 Adult and £39.99 for Kids. http://www.costco.co.uk/view/p/london-choose-4-explorer-pass-e-voucher-adult-213391
• Hop-On Hop-Off London Sightseeing Tour and River Cruise by Big Bus Jump on at any stop
• Coca-Cola London Eye
• Madame Tussauds London
• St. Paul's Cathedral
• London Zoo
• SEA LIFE London Aquarium
• The London Dungeon
• Fat Tire Bike Tours
• Wembley Stadium Tour
• London Eye River Cruise
• Meal at Planet Hollywood Restaurant
• DreamWorks Tours: Shrek's Adventure!
• James Bond Walking Tour
• Sherlock Holmes Walking Tour
• Doctor Who Walking Tour
chamone
13 Sep 16#6
Your day will be gone queing for Madame Tussauds. Unless you get there at opening time I would seriously avoid.
gnans to chamone
26 May 17#10
Go there by 3PM and you will get pretty much straight in.
pedr088
15 Sep 16#7
link broken do you have to be Costco member for this?
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They say you save 31% on the prices, but I think it may be actually more as the tickets for London Eye are £24.95 for Adults on their own.
They have lots of other packages too, so if this one doesn't suit or doesn't include one you want to visit, it's worth checking out their other offers as they have lots on.
Get tickets to six of Capital’s most popular attractions as part of this low cost London sightseeing package - London Eye, Open Top Bus, Tower Bridge, River Cruise, Tower of London & Madame Tussauds. Perfect for holidays and extended stays in the Capital this package provides amazing flexibility. Simply pick and choose the dates that suit you, there is no need to visit each attraction on the same day.
Ride three Original Open Top Bus Tour routes with stops at a host of top tourist destinations. Hop on/Hop for twenty-four hours as you make your way around the city on an iconic double-decker bus before taking a cruise along the Thames. Complete the sightseeing experience by taking a spin on the London Eye. See up to forty miles in every direction while taking advantage of the interactive displays on board.
Visit Madame Tussauds and see largest collection of celebrities under one roof outside of an Ellen DeGeneres Oscar photo. Head over to the award winning Tower Bridge Exhibition to discover the history behind the Capital’s most recognisable landmark. Don’t miss the Crown Jewels at the Tower of London where you will find a huge collection of priceless items worn on official state functions by members of the royal family since the 1600’s.
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It probably makes financial sense if you are going to want to visit all of the attractions listed but the attractions are the height of commercialism of tourism in London, but remember that there are so many low or no cost options for things to visit in the capital.
http://www.costco.co.uk/view/p/london-choose-4-explorer-pass-e-voucher-adult-213391
• Hop-On Hop-Off London Sightseeing Tour and River Cruise by Big Bus Jump on at any stop
• Coca-Cola London Eye
• Madame Tussauds London
• St. Paul's Cathedral
• London Zoo
• SEA LIFE London Aquarium
• The London Dungeon
• Fat Tire Bike Tours
• Wembley Stadium Tour
• London Eye River Cruise
• Meal at Planet Hollywood Restaurant
• DreamWorks Tours: Shrek's Adventure!
• James Bond Walking Tour
• Sherlock Holmes Walking Tour
• Doctor Who Walking Tour