The London Pass® Mobile Pass + City Tour Bus

The real essential for a London trip,
the London Pass

Discover over 80 of London's most popular attractions with just one London Pass. The London Pass has already been used by over 2 million people, and there are many rave reviews on social media and blogs. It's a choice you won't regret in expensive London! Enjoy the benefit of fast-track entry to London's famous attractions with the London Pass.

It has the advantage of being able to be purchased flexibly with various duration options from 1 to 10 days. In addition, a bus tour to travel around London! Book a WAUG combo ticket and you can stop worrying about your London trip.

Attractions included in the London Pass

There are over 80 attractions you can enter with the London Pass. But we probably don't want to visit all 80, right? So, here are some of the most popular attractions that many people visit and can enter for free with the London Pass. If you want to see all of them, please go here.

1. Tower of London:
Called the Tower of London, the entrance fee is as high as £24.7, so you must go here. 

2. Westminster Abbey:
Westminster Abbey is used for coronation ceremonies, and Prince William got married here! The entrance fee is £21.

3. The View from The Shard:
It is the tallest building and observatory in London, and the only place where you can see the entire city in 360 degrees. Admission to the 72nd-floor observatory is free with the London Pass. Tickets are £24.

4. St. Paul's Cathedral:
The second largest cathedral in the world is a very popular attraction, right? The entrance fee is £20.

5. Buckingham Palace Queen's Gallery:
The entrance fee is £23, so I recommend going here once.

In addition, there are so many places where you can enter for free, such as the Churchill War Rooms, Windsor Castle, Kensington Palace, London Zoo, Kew Gardens, and Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.

Which attractions can't you visit with the London Pass?

It seems like you can go to almost all of them, but there are also some popular attractions that are not included in the London Pass. 

The Houses of Parliament, London Eye, Madame Tussauds, London Aquarium, and London Dungeon are not included. If you want to go here, you may not need the London Pass.

Who needs the London Pass?

Just remember this! The London Pass is cheaper than buying tickets to attractions separately if you visit at least 6 attractions. If you purchase a 3-day or 6-day pass, you should visit at least 2 attractions per day to make it worthwhile.

The shorter the number of days, the more attractions you need to visit per day, so it is much more advantageous to purchase a minimum of 2-day or 3-day pass than to purchase a 1-day pass.

You can get more than your money's worth by taking the Big Bus

Show your London Pass to the staff standing at the Big Bus stop, and they will exchange it for a ticket, which you can use to ride the Big Bus. The ticket is valid for 12 hours. The Big Bus is divided into the Blue Line and the Red Line, and the points where you can get on and off are different, but if you use the London Pass while riding the Big Bus, you can save on transportation costs, so it's definitely a great tip to use the London Pass properly!

Why you should buy the pass from WAUG

WAUG is the official Korean partner of the London Pass and sells the London Pass at the lowest price in Korea. The WAUG London Pass can be used immediately after purchase, making it more convenient.

Buy the London Pass at a reasonable price from WAUG and experience a more convenient and efficient trip to London!