London Eye/Open Bus Tours

Spudnik_2

Hi guys,

I recently took advantage of the lastminute.com 48 hour theatre sale and booked tickets to see Stomp for my mum, sister and I. We've decided to stay in London for 2 nights, and mum really wants to go on the London eye and says she's always wanted to go on one of those open bus tours. So I was wondering if any of you knew where the best place to buy tickets for these would be? Are there any offers on?

Also, I've checked the restaurant deals article on here but everything seems to be for Monday to Friday or Sunday to Thursday. We're arriving on Friday and leaving on Sunday, so I was wondering if anyone knew of any other offers around?

Any help will be greatly appreciated!

sarahf191979

Sorry spudnik I couldn't find London Eye/ City bus, I'm sure someone else will be able to help with that.

But try these for other attractions and Resturant/ Meal deals for 20% Off Printable vouchers

http://www.discountbritain.net/

Scroll down to see all vouchers availible

HTH

susancs

I think this one is a good London tour bus as you get the River cruise thrown in. I would get off at the Embankment stop and get on the boat tour to waterloo and go on the London Eye. You can also use it to go and see the Observatory in Greenwich.

http://www.theoriginaltour.com/
You can upgrade to include the choice menu and this gives you either fish n chips at the Sherlock Holmes Pub or afternoon tea at the Crypt for £3. You can use Tesco club card deals to book this so you get a 75% saving on their prices using this.

If you havent got Tesco deals, you can save £4 on the ticket price pp if you have a train ticket (not Oyster)for that day. Print off the voucher from here.
http://www.daysoutguide.co.uk/the-original-london-sightseeing-tour-

mum26

If you decide against the buses but still would like a boat trip I can highly recommend the Thames Clippers, they are very frequent (you can catch one right next to the Eye) and if you buy hop on, hop off tickets they are valid all day (would be about £8 per adult). We went from the Eye to Canary Wharf and back as we just wanted to fill time before a theatre trip and it was wonderful, one of our highlights! You can sit inside which is very comfy, with a bar as well or go to the rear of the boat and feel the wind in your hair, lol!

We saw the Tower of London, tate modern, the globe and went right under Tower Bridge, it was great.