I just returned from 11 days in London, and I would be happy to answer questions. I was on the go morning till night and still did not see everything. <BR> <BR>I recommend the London Planner and the London Pass.

Do we need passport pictures for the London Pass?I ordered the pass on-line and will pick them up in London. Also do you have any rec. for "must-see" or "must-do"? <BR>Thanks!

What is the difference between the London Pass and the London Planner. I have not heard of the London Planner. <BR>Did you get to go to the front of the line at the sights where you used the London Pass? <BR>Where you able to get into Parliament without advanced tickets? <BR>Did you need a travel card with the London Pass? Did you take advantage of the cell phone free rental? Do you know anything about this? <BR>I am still trying to decide between a few hotels:Mayfair Intercontinental, Hotel Intercontinental, Churchill Intercontinental, the London Elizabeth. Any knowledge/opinions about any of these? <BR>any suggestions are very welcomed. <BR>we leave for england on 8/1 and will be in london 8/11 - 8/17. <BR>I am very excited about this trip and have several questions <BR>thanks in advance for your help <BR>ROnni

I am planning a trip there in 2002, and have no idea where to begin. What are your recommendations as far as accommodations and sights. What are these different passes? I will appreciate any advice.

I, too would like to know what the London Planner is. <BR> <BR>The London Pass is a good deal. You can get it at several locations in London, without the travel card that comes with it if you order in advance. It's a LOT cheaper without it. You don't need any picture ID, it's not the sort of card that's limited to foreign visitors. <BR> <BR>www.londonpass.com

the london planner is a free magazine sent out by the British Tourish Authority. <BR>go to www.allthingsbritish.com to get started on your trip research.