Basically, this would be a very good system: you buy online the tickets before you have to worry about nothing more and above all not have to be. Unfortunately, this does not work. In the description for the London City Pass, most of the attractions are that you can pass the ticket by the queue, you get a booklet with vouchers sent. These vouchers must be exchanged for a regular ticket. With this ticket box you have to stand up like everyone else, since a voucher does not use anything. Once you have your ticket, you have to go with this to the entrance and also there again (like everyone else). Unfortunately there is also an unpleasant news at Oyster Card. If you buy a regular Oyster Card at the machine, you pay 5 pounds deposit, which you then get back at the return of the card. However, if you order the Oyster Card, you will pay 5 pounds deposit, which will not be reimbursed as it is a Visitor Oyster Card. It would have been nice to have all this information before ...
Shard was good, boat trip on the Thames was good, London Eye - well, if you are already there ... Shrekausstellung - yes, anyway, maybe for children, Madame Thussauds uninteresting and weak - not even Elvis was to see, Tower Bridge would be good at the vouchers. There are ... these supposedly shorter waiting times are not there - you wait everywhere just as long ... all in all, an overpriced ... London has so much to offer, you can save on this turbo pass ...
The settlement in London at the respective attractions is very complicated. The voucher must be exchanged locally in a ticket. For this one stands for a very long time. With the ticket exchanged you have to then turn again. So you have to calculate twice the time. That is not in proportion to the savings! Not recommended!
Unfortunately, there was nothing with Turbo ... you had to always turn to the cash register, like everyone else. I understand a door access differently. Only money saves you, but not time. I would rather buy the tickets on the internet, that's much faster.
I found the city pass unnecessary. Hire to get tickets and then wait in line for admission. Same result if the tickets are purchased locally. In plain text at Md. Tussauds 2 wait 1/4 hour, London Eye 2 hours. Thus, one can hardly take advantage of the pass, unless one plans a week. But because of no hiring or so no speech.
I was very annoyed about the expensive turbopass. In London, we wanted to use the passport at the London Eye - and we had to learn when exchanging vouchers that this is not for an almost lane, but we have to stand up completely normal! Everything discussed at the checkout was not used - even if on the internet "turbo and fast track", on the voucher of the London Eye is nothing of it and therefore we got only a normal ticket! We were very excited because we bought four very expensive passes for the whole family, had planned a visit and missed it because we had to wait about 90 minutes. At the St. Pauls Cathedral there was also no fast lane, and at the tower also not! I was only stupid by the staff when I asked for the "almost lane"! The only thing he brought with the tower was that you had to change the voucher at the group switch and not at the normal switch, which made about 5 minutes difference.
Compared to the normal prices that are available, your offer is overpriced. It is not pointed out at the time of purchase that the museums, for example, all can be viewed free of charge and that it is always said: either or. A so-called reward is waived.
Very poor value for money. Advantages were suggested which did not occur. Short queues, price advantages etc. Only the likewise purchased Oystercard is highly recommended!
Booking attractions individually online is cheaper and you need to use all vouchers to get the economic value of the gate prices.
Fast Track did not mention it though in the pass! With surcharge we had a waiting time of about 30 minutes, which was okay! There are too many visitors already tickets
We booked the pass for pickup in Victoria Station. There were not known from this pass. How spent more than two hours to discuss before we called our phone from London to D.
I opted for the pass for the 10 days validity. purchased online, we would have paid the same and would not been so much under pressure. Queuing we had just because the coupons should be first redeemed in tickets. Most in the coupon book is already free in the ticket. The other discount offers were not interesting to us. Viewed we Madam Taussauds, London Tower, St Paul's Cathedral, small Thames boat tour, the cost, the rest nothing. Even when ordering I have read that London Eye OR Madam Taussauds, Tower of London OR Kennsington Palace. This then the coupon book was no longer suitable for us.
The London Pass is not suitable for unaccompanied youths. Unfortunately, that was not recorded or reported on the website. Even when telephoning wrong information was added thereto. In GB Adolescents may attend alone no attractions under 16 years, but must be accompanied by at least one adult. Unfortunately we could not pass the non-use and have the money spent in vain
Despite the CityPass must partially pending as all the others have the NOT pass. Many places of interest are included as "either / or".
Turbo no question. 2 hrs Waiting time at Mime Tussaud!