The London Pass Reviews 

The card worked perfectly. Didn't had to wait to purchase each ticket and saved a lot of time with it. For the activities we have made, the price was better with the card.

It's not cheap to get the London Pass, but overall it seemed worth it. It was easy to use for getting into the attractions, though you always have to check the details (booking needed, eligible hours, etc) in the app for each attraction.

Everything worked perfect - easy and fast access to very many attractive sightseeings and museums. The Uber Boat trip is great and gives you a free view from the river.
Only the Hop-on/ Hop-off-bus is not recommended- you spent too much time
to wait for the right bus - because there is no were any information- when they are going.
If you like to plan your trip with important attractions and also love to be flexible to discover others- the pass is perfect.

I went to 2 activities and could not participate due to the venue cancelling prior the previous posted time. I lost a lot of time getting to the places

Excelent joyce at a very good value

The access in some icons was super easy. The greatest experience was that you never have to buy a card to get in. One QR-code for more than hundreds of icons.

Having that many attractions in one pass was very amazing and good for planning the trip.
We have visited so many places that we have never visited without having the London Pass.

If you plan on seeing a great number of major attractions in London, this is a money saver that you should take advantage of. Our usage at all venues was seamless. The walking tour around Buckingham palace was superb. Keep in mind, no one can actually see the actual changing of the guard as it occurs in the inner courtyard of Buckingham Palace to which no one has access.

This package includes most valuable must visit museum, galleries etc.
It is good for first time visitors

Great. It helped us very much at our trip to London.

We went to the Tower, Tower Bridge, Shard, Eye, Westminster Abbey, Kensington Palace, Madame Tussauds, Big Bus Tour, Uber Boat on Thames and St. Pauls. The ticket is expensive, but otherwise we would have paid over €200 more.

The London pass is worth buying! I saved a lot especially when most of the places I wanted to visit was included in the London Pass.

Very easy to use, helpful hints on attractions
Only item to improve...add more attractions like Lords tour, Sherlock Holmes museum, London dungeons, etc

Price increase makes the value more difficult than in years past. I organized a group of 6 women and planned our days around the London Pass’s list of attractions, their locations and our timeframe. The value of the pass is best utilized with a fair amount of preparation and making reservations for entry.
You must pay attention to when the days open for you to make reservations, and secure your entry time.
So you need to study which places you can walk in to show your pass and which places require your pre printed ticket. I had screenshots of all 6 of our ticket QR codes in addition to the printed passes.

It would have been better if the passes were in our Apple wallets…it was not available June 2025.
Overall we enjoyed our London visit and I was able to make it worthwhile… but prices were much better in 2022 than in 2025. You need to do a serious cost check if you are able to see enough attractions to make it worthwhile.

London Pass is the best way to explore the city for someone like me, I can't help but to visit any Art and History museum and exhibition. In addition it has many other options to experience the city like a Londoner. Cinema, cocktail bars, Stadiums and etc. I have to say I never thought that visiting a stadium with a tour guide could be this much fun. Thanks to Albert at Chelsea's Stamford bridge.
Just one thought, I lost the chance to visit a couple of places due to timetable being out of date on the app and I showed up after they were closed. So you need to check the opening hours with a more up to date source like Google or the entity's website.

Thanks to the London Pass, we saved a lot of money overall. The convenient app made it easy for us to plan our stay, and with the reservations, we were able to avoid long waiting times.

It’s fine — it’s worth the price if you enjoy a packed and fulfilling holiday in London, but I wouldn’t recommend it if you’re after a calm one. My days there were always rushed because of the London Pass. It was also really frustrating when I got to Westminster Abbey and couldn’t go in — they’d changed the visiting hours for London Pass holders. The app said we could enter all day on that day, but the sign outside said only in the afternoon because it's busy. It was annoying, given no prior notice to us. I ended up wasting my morning.

Almost everything went very well, except on the 3rd day of the 7 day pass, the app on my phone dropped our two passes right when we were in line for our Tower Bridge tour. We had to leave the line and figure out what was going on with the app. I used your chat feature to get our passes resent to me and I had to delete the app and reinstall it. This took me over 30 minutes and we missed our Tower Bridge tour. Other than that issue the passes worked fine.

Very useful. Its worth it. I only miss something with the attraction because it needs booking before your visit. But over all, it's really convenient