London Pass
The London Pass gives you free access to many of the best attractions, tours and museums in the city. As well as free entry, you will also be able to skip all the queues with fast-track entry and get discounts of up to 50% elsewhere.
Attractions Included in the London Pass
These are just some of the attractions included in the London Pass:
- Tower of London
- Westminster Abbey
- Tower Bridge
- The Monument
- Kensington Palace
- Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
- The View from the Shard
- Kew Gardens
- Ferry ride along the Thames
- London Sightseeing Bus
You can check the full list of attractions on here.
London Pass Prices
| Number of days | Adults | Children between 5 and 14 years old |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | £ 104 (US$ 131.20) | £ 69 (US$ 87) |
| 2 | £ 144 (US$ 181.60) | £ 89 (US$ 112.30) |
| 3 | £ 169 (US$ 213.20) | £ 109 (US$ 137.50) |
| 4 | £ 189 (US$ 238.40) | £ 114 (US$ 143.80) |
| 5 | £ 204 (US$ 257.40) | £ 124 (US$ 156.40) |
| 6 | £ 219 (US$ 276.30) | £ 129 (US$ 162.70) |
| 7 | £ 229 (US$ 288.90) | £ 134 (US$ 169) |
| 10 | £ 264 (US$ 333.10) | £ 149 (US$ 188) |
If you’re going to use public transport, you can also get the Oyster card with the London Pass, allowing you to use public transport throughout your trip.
The card is active from the first time you use it. It's valid per calendar day, meaning the earlier in the day you use it, the more you'll get out of it.
Is the London Pass Worth Purchasing?
Although the Pass might seem a little pricey, it can be worthwhile depending on the attractions and sightseeing you plan to do. As well as saving on the entry fares of different attractions, it also includes additional discounts and you'll avoid one-hour lines, especially during the weekends.
Where to Get the London Pass?
The easiest option is to purchase your London Pass on our website. You can see all the information you need by clicking on the link below.
