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The London Pass
The London Pass Make the most of your trip to London
The London Pass  
The London Pass    

 
       
    Free entry to over 50 top London attractions!  
    Welcome to London.

Make the most of your trip to London
FREE entry to over 50 attractions
Additional Transport option available
Over 400 worth of entrance fees
Cut to front of lines at attractions
FREE 132 page guidebook
Many special offers and benefits
From just 12 a day
all for one easy purchase!

The London Pass is your passport to London.  The LondonPass gives you FREE entry to over fifty (50) favourite tourist attractions as well as a public transport options on buses, tubes (underground) and trains when you buy the transport option.  The London Pass allows you to beat the queues at most of the important tourist attractions.

When you purchase a 6 Day London Pass including travel, you will receive a 7th day of travel, FREE!
Important Notice
Passengers boarding a bus in central London are now required to have paid for their journey prior to travelling.  This, is another good reason to purchase a London Pass with travel.
You should also be aware that there are special offers like discounts at restaurants and theatres.  Where the attraction is normally free to the public The London Pass gives you great offers such as a free guided tour.  So whether you prefer museums or cinemas, galleries or go-karting, cathedrals or zoos, with The London Pass there really is something for everyone.

 

 

 

 

  
    Example
Start by planning your day using the 132 page London Pass guidebook with maps (5.99). Take the Underground to Camden Town tube station (using the 1-day travel card 5.10) for a morning of animal spotting at London Zoo (12.00). Then, spend the afternoon walking through Kensington Palace, the former home of Diana Princess of Wales, and sipping tea at The Orangery (10.20). Take a short ride on a famous red bus to Firstbowl Queensway and wind down with a leisurely game of 10 pin bowling (6.00).

Without your London Pass this day out would normally cost you 39.29.
But with your 1-day London Pass at only 32, you save 7.29.

And dont forget the more you see, the more you save!
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Some of your questions answered:

Q: Why is the price advertised on the web different to the 'Ordered' price?
A: The prices quoted are exclusive of VAT. 17.5% tax will be added to your order when purchasing.

Q: Are all of the attractions FOC or are some just discounted?
A: Yes. All attractions are free to visit with The London Pass.

Q: Is Madame Tussauds and London Eye included?
A: Unfortunately entrance to these attractions is not available with The London Pass.

Q: Do the passes have to be used on consecutive days?
A:Yes, multi-day London Pass and travelcards must be used on consecutive days.

Q: Can I purchase the London Pass when I arrive in London?
A: You can purchase The London Pass when in London, however you are unable to purchase The Pass with transport.

 

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