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London: travel to, parking, hotels, things to do
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http://www.family-railcard.co.uk/ - get discounts on rail fares
http://www.virgintrainsfares.co.uk/Virgin_Value_Retailing/vv_home_page.asp?href=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Evirgintrains%2Eco%2Euk%2Fbuy%5Ftickets%2Fdefault%2Easpx&T2ID=9109_2005126125520 for cheap rail tickets from PRESTON - pay normally for Blackpool to Preston
http://www.travelodge.co.uk £45 per night for a family sized room at Farringdon (near Kings Cross), £55 per night at Liverpool Street for similar (Liverpool Street is convenient for Tower Bridge, Tower of London and Greenwich as well as the centre of tourist London & shopping London)
http://www.london2for1.com/2for1/ - for rail travellers
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/fares-tickets/2005/one-day/tube-group.shtml or http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/fares-tickets/2005/one-day/travelcard-day.shtml - cheap tube/all modes ticket for families0 -
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You can always find someone to help you.
Thank you so much and please keep the suggestions coming.... the more the merrier.
SpikeyUse your judgement, and above all, be honest with yourself.I walk with the world & the world walks with me!I don't make bad choices!!! Other people just fail to see my GENIUS !!!!0 -
alanrowell wrote:http://www.family-railcard.co.uk/ - get discounts on rail fares
http://www.virgintrainsfares.co.uk/Virgin_Value_Retailing/vv_home_page.asp?href=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Evirgintrains%2Eco%2Euk%2Fbuy%5Ftickets%2Fdefault%2Easpx&T2ID=9109_2005126125520 for cheap rail tickets from PRESTON - pay normally for Blackpool to Preston
http://www.travelodge.co.uk £45 per night for a family sized room at Farringdon (near Kings Cross), £55 per night at Liverpool Street for similar (Liverpool Street is convenient for Tower Bridge, Tower of London and Greenwich as well as the centre of tourist London & shopping London)
http://www.london2for1.com/2for1/ - for rail travellers
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/fares-tickets/2005/one-day/tube-group.shtml or http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/fares-tickets/2005/one-day/travelcard-day.shtml - cheap tube/all modes ticket for families
Wow thanks very much! Ill start scouting around those links right nowOld Faithful we roam the range together,
Old Faithful in any kind of weather,
When the round up days are over,
And the Boulevard’s white with clover,
For you old faithful pal of mine.
Giddy up old fella cos the moon is yellow tonight,
Giddy up old fella cos the moon is mellow and bright,
There’s a coyote crying at the moon above,
Carry me back to the one I love,
And you old faithful pal of mine.0 -
Maybe try getting a train/coach to Manchester and then the Megabus (https://www.megabus.com) might save some pennies but will no doubt add travelling time2p off is still 2p off!0
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Regents Park, canal and down to Camden Market on a Sunday morning, back over Primrose Hill, weather permttting.0
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that's weird, I posted #10 - time out london for children0
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1. London eye is a must..... pre book tickets via credit card and collect at the machine - very simple and quick.
2. Immediatly adjacent the eye is the London Aquarium which is quite good.
3. Natural History Museum and the Science museum are fantastic.
4. Some of the Football clubs do stadium tours as does Lords cricket ground.
5. Pick up half price tickets from the "half price ticket shop" in Leicester square, for one of the big shows. Lion King and Joseph were our kids fav's. It depends on what is available on the day.
6. STAPLEFORD ABBOTS AIRFIELD. Just outside town. Fliights in a 2/3 or 6 seat plane over the city. Prices vary but for 4 people £175.
7. Footie matches. Most clubs except Arsenal, Chelsea and maybe Spurs have tickets for games most weeks. Very few London clubs sell out every week. Also some do Kids for a quid matches every so often.
8. Walk along the South bank on sunday - loads of buskers and entertainers. Good fun.
9. Covent Garden - same as above for entertainers and shops.
10. See time out!I save so I can spend.0 -
How about Regent`s park Zoo,sorry havent any imfo just remembered going as a childWhat`s wrong with wearing womens clothes 54% of population do anyway0
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Depending on how game for an adventure they are, take them to Brick Lane for a curry.
When they're done, wander along the road & get bagels from the 24hr bakery to take home or back to the hotel.
* Don't forget to get a family travelcard for best value travel.
*Check out info on some of the major parks, as they have activities for kids as well as things like rowing.
Hope you enjoy your visit
Diva"This is a forum - not a support group. We do not "owe" anyone unconditional acceptance of their opinions."0
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