London tickets/passes?
 

We are headed to London in a month. Can anyone recommend any passes that would save over the cost of individual tickets at the various attractions? It's my daughter's first trip, so we'll do all the main tourist stops. I've found several passes on the net, but all of them, on their list of places where the pass is good, include sites such as British Museum, which the last time I was there was free. That makes me wary of these "deals." Any recommendations?

hiya debbie..<BR><BR>have you looked at the british heritage pass?...i have checked into it before but never purchased one. i know that most of the major tourist attractions are on their list.<BR>hope this helps.<BR>lisa

TOP!<BR><BR>I have the same questions.

Used the London Pass last month, and it was great for my family of 4. It includes free admission to my places like the Tower of London, Kensington Palace, Windsor Castle, Boat ride on the Thames etc. Go to Lodonpass.com for complete info. We bought the pass at Heathrow Airport at a Tourist Info Station, but they can also be purchased at other Info locations throughout London. The best part is that you also avoid the ticket lines and go right to the main entrance. Have fun.

We purchased the 6 Day London Pass. We had a few problems, but they were quickly resolved by a London Pass employee hand delivering two new passes to our hotel within 15 minutes of our call. We found this pass very useful.<BR>We also purchased the Travel Card with the pass. The Travel Card that comes with the 6 day London Pass is a 7 day Travel Card. The Travel Card was great. We traveled primarily by tube, train, and bus. I feel we got our money's worth. We had the passes delivered to our home in the USA. Allow 10 days for delivery. Have fun, London is a great place.