London Pass® (with baby)
How Baby-Friendly is London Pass®?
What makes it 70% Baby-Friendly: Many included venues offer pram access and changing rooms, but fast multi-stop use needed to break even can exhaust carers, and some top views ban buggies, so value is moderate.
Positives:
- One ticket, many sights: Access over 80 attractions without buying individual tickets.
- Baby-friendly facilities: Most venues include baby-changing rooms and pram storage free of charge.
Challenges:
- Crowded peak hours: Popular sites get busy by midday; start early to avoid queues with the baby.
- Weather changes: Rain or wind can slow outdoor visits; carry a waterproof stroller cover.
What is London Pass®?
- A prepaid sightseeing card granting entry to more than 80 of London’s major attractions, historic sites and tours
- A full-colour guidebook providing detailed attraction information, maps and exclusive discounts
- Skip-the-line privileges at selected venues and an optional upgrade for premium attractions
What is so special about London Pass® for with baby?
- Skip ticket lines at major attractions
- Visit stroller-friendly sites like Kensington Palace and Kew Gardens
- Enjoy level-access boat trip and bus tour for easy transport
- Benefit from included baby facilities at each venue
- Maximize value with one pass for two adults and free baby entry
Recommended visit duration: 1-2 days
Why 1-2 days visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows two paced days to visit main attractions with breaks for the baby
Baby-Friendly Activities in London Pass®
Kensington Palace:
Walk the royal state rooms and explore the Sunken Garden on wide paths.
Tip: Use the main entrance ramp and take breaks in baby-changing rooms at the café level.
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew:
Stroll flat paths through glasshouses and the Princess of Wales Conservatory.
Tip: Pick up a stroller-friendly map at the Visitor Centre and use buggy parks near each entrance.
Jason’s Little Venice Canal Boat Trip:
Enjoy a calm waterside ride with level boarding for prams.
Tip: Arrive early to secure a spot by the boarding ramp and bring a light blanket for the baby.
Big Bus Hop-On Hop-Off Tour:
See London landmarks from low-floor buses that accept pushchairs.
Tip: Board on the lower deck near the entrance and follow driver guidance on pushchair spots.
How to Make the Most of Your Visit to London Pass®
- Morning visits: Begin at outdoor sites like Kew Gardens early when paths are quiet.
- Follow the guide: Use the London Pass travel guide to locate nearby baby facilities and plan breaks.
Reviews of London Pass®
joanna sparrow
Coming from Australia the London pass was fantastic, no need to plan out spending money etc as it is all paid for before you arrive, feels like free experiences when you are using it. Only negative was some attractions do not operate in winter however this has not been updated on the website. Overall thought- a great thing to have
Nancy Montesdeoca
My sister and I were there for 3 full days. We were able to do all the activities that the pass provided. We had a blast. Everything was super easy to manage. I would recommend this service 💯
Sarah Ruzol
We definitely got our money’s worth taking advantage of the London Pass! We were able to visit many attractions with ease no need to purchase tickets and just show our QR codes. We visited other attractions we didnt know exist but the list made us more aware of them. The Create Itinerary was very helpful for our planning as well. Reserving the popular attractions was not an issue as well like ...
Dion Dayrit
If you plan it properly and efficiently. This is a great option to save a lot. You will save a lot of time doing this because you do not need to fall in line just to buyva ticket on each attraction.
Caspar Dechmann
This is an excellent deal and works generally very well. The only time it didn't work was at Westminster abbey when I was not permitted in the morning as a pass holder. And there was no information given on the website of GoLondon or of Westerminster Abbey. Otherwise a strong recommendation
When is the best time to visit London Pass® (London, United Kingdom)?
Spring/summer: gardens in bloom; pack sunhat and water. Autumn: bring a waterproof cover for the stroller. Winter: dress the baby warmly and focus on indoor attractions.
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Typical Budget for a Family of 3 (2 Adults + 1 Baby)
| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| 2-Day London Pass for 2 adults | GBP 200 |
| Snacks and small purchases | GBP 10 |
| Total Estimated | GBP 210 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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Address: 229-231 High Holborn, London WC1V 7EG, UK
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