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Old 02-07-2008, 03:46 PM   #1 of 3
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London Pass...Anyone use it?


I am going to London for the first time in March. I will be their for 6 days. I am looking to sightsee. I saw something called the "London Pass" which I can get for 6 days for $200 US per person. It allows unlimited access to the underground and free admission to dozens of museums and landmarks. It also gives discounts at restaurants and shows. Has anyone used it? Is it worth it?

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Re: London Pass...Anyone use it?


Sounds like the CityPass available in a lot of US cities. Depending how much of it you use, it can be a pretty decent deal.



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Re: London Pass...Anyone use it?


I never bothered with the London Pass, because many of the major museums are free. Unless you're planning on intense sightseeing each day, I don't think it's worth it.

And on your first day, you do want to take it easy.


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