London Bus Tour

$17mma

Where can I buy tickets? how much are they?

Have searched the net and there are so many companies advertising I do not know which one is the "Official" tour bus Also taking kids and a cousin who is on vacation so would like the tour to be informative and interesting for them.

Any help is appreciated :beer:

kjmtidea

https://kiosk.iristickets.co.uk/k;jsessionid=0BB9626EF014492F173094262A50E8AF.app02.lon0?option=0&action=options_list&state=ADDCHOICE&pageid=0

£22 an adult and £10 a child if you book online. I read a thread on here the other day that there is another 'normal' bus that does pretty much the same route, someone else might know about that?

LANGO1966

Hi,
just returned from London last week and paid £25 per adult and £10 per child for a tour.Follow link below and you can save by pre-booking.
Gives you 24 hours hop on and off and free river cruise.
Well worth it:
http://www.bigbustours.com/eng/london/default.aspx?gclid=CMO2waiMjZwCFY4U4wod3iy8ZA

Browntoa

and with a little time spent on the TFL web site you can do the same routes for much less

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/central-london-bus-map.pdf

for example a number 15 bus does Regent Street/Oxford Street ,Trafalgar square , The Strand , Fleet Street , St Pauls , Monument and Tower of London

off peak travel cards £5.60 for Adults, Up to four children pay £1 each where accompanied by any adult-rate valid Travelcard holder (Can be used from 09:30 Monday to Friday or all day Saturday, Sunday and public holidays on the day of validity)

Travelcards are valid for travel on:

• Tube, DLR, London Overground services. Your Travelcard must be valid for all the zones you travel through
• Bus services within Greater London area (regardless of the zone(s) your Travelcard covers)
• Tram services where your Travelcard includes Zone 3, 4, 5 or 6
• National Rail services (excluding Heathrow Connect between Hayes & Harlington and Heathrow, and on Heathrow Express)
• Scheduled Riverboat services at 1/3 off the normal fare. Just show your Travelcard (or Oyster card with Travelcard on it) at the time of travel

shorelines

You should go on the DLR if you have a travelcard. It's like being on a rollercoaster in the middle of Canary Wharf! I always enjoy it and I'm old

McKneff

shorelines wrote: »

You should go on the DLR if you have a travelcard. It's like being on a rollercoaster in the middle of Canary Wharf! I always enjoy it and I'm old

going to london soon and staying in Canary Wharf,
What is a DLR please.

Browntoa

Docklands Light Railway

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Docklands_Light_Railway

bloaty

McKneff wrote: »

going to london soon and staying in Canary Wharf,
What is a DLR please.

I was just thinking the same thing!

$17mma

Thank you all so much, the boat trip sounds good too will defo do that.

Pray for good weather for us for tomorrow!

:beer:

McKneff

Anyone got any special offer codes for London for anything please.