Joanne

Please accept my apologies for posting the wrong web site address for the London Pass. That's the address that worked for me last summer! I wonder if there have been major changes, or even elimination of the pass, since then.<BR><BR>I also want to reiterate that there is no overlap that I can detect between the museums that are now free and the museums that participate in the London Pass. When I was in London last summer, we bought the 6-day London Pass and spent one week visiting those places (Tower, Zoo, Kew, Aquarium, Dali, Kensington, etc.) and another week visiting the many wonderful free museums. <BR><BR>The places that have become free since then, such as the V&A, were not on the London Pass to begin with.<BR><BR>Does anyone have a list, or a link to a list, of the places that have recently eliminated their admisisons fees?

tricia

This information is invaluable. Thanks so much. Is there any place I should just see or eat at that might be overlooked because it is my first visit?<BR><BR>Ben: As I understand it, we should get a weekly zone 1 & 2 pass when we get to London (good fro 7 days) and have a photo ready for it. And only the national museums are free, which aren't included in the London pass anyway.<BR><BR>

bettyk

For 5.10 Pounds you can buy an LT one-day tube pass (see http://www.londontransport.co.uk/ftt_ltcard.shtml) with NO time restrictions for travel on the Tube, Buses in Greater London displaying the London Bus Service sign, Tramlink and Docklands Light Railway within Zones 1-2. This seems like the way to go.