Visiting the city of London for any amount of time will require a substantial amount of planning. Whether that be train routes, Underground navigation or just simply booking the right hotel near Marble Arch, you’ll be surprised at the amount of organisation that must go into your trip. Afterall, London is one of the largest cities in Europe, spanning more than 1500 square kilometres and including 32 distinct boroughs.
The London City Pass can help you make the most of your trip, providing all-inclusive access to some of the most popular attractions in the city. The London Pass is completely digital now and provides guests of Montcalm London hotel special offers with even more ways to save money on their trip to the city. That is if you know how to use it correctly. The London Pass could also see you lose money if you’re not using it enough.
This blog will explore some of the pros and cons of the London Pass and how you can make the most of it if you choose to use it.
The London Pass Is Right for You If You Have Time to Use It
The London Pass can be bought for between 1 to 7 and for 10 consecutive days. The more days you buy it for, the less money per day it will amount to. That means that the longer the amount of time that you buy it for, the less attractions you have to see in a day to get your money’s worth. Remember though, seeing as it is valid from activation for consecutive days means that you will have to spend up to 10 days in a row going to at least 2 attractions per day.
That’s a lot of sightseeing! If you want to spend some of your time in London kicking back at your favourite restaurant near the Arch or exploring lesser-known districts, then the London Pass may not be right for you. Alternatively, buy it for less time than you intend to visit London for, but cram as many attractions as you can into the one or two days you plan on staying in the city.
Hate Queues? Get The London Pass!
The London Pass gives you the privilege of skipping the queues at its featured attractions. These include the London Eye, Tower of London and Tower Bridge, all of which have a penchant for busy, on-the-day queues. This aspect will also save you valuable time per day on catching enough attractions to make the pass worth it.
Free Hop on Hop Off Tour
The London Pass includes a free hop-on-hop off tour around the City of London and Westminster. This tour, as the name suggests, provides you with the freedom to stay on for as long or as little time as you like. The tour is one of the best ways to see many London landmarks in one sitting, providing you with an overview of London on what amounts to a whistle stop tour. Guests of the best hotel rooms in London with limited time in the city might benefit from a two or three day London Pass, thanks to the Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour providing such an extensive overview of London’s highlights.
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