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Explore More and Pay Less with a Visitor Oyster Card Transport for London Explore more and pay less with a Visitor Oyster card Enjoy discounts at leading restaurants, shops, theatres and galleries including: Visitor Oyster card – the smarter way to travel around London A Visitor Oyster card is a quick and easy way to pay for journeys on bus, Tube, tram, DLR, London Overground, TfL Rail and most National Rail services in London. Special money saving offers Simply show your Visitor Oyster card to benefit from fantastic offers and discounts in London. • Enjoy up to £150 worth of discounts on food, drinks, shopping, culture and entertainment in London • Complimentary champagne and cocktails at selected restaurants • 2-for-1 West End theatre tickets • Up to 25% discount on museum entrance tickets • 5% discount at London’s iconic bookstore and a world-famous chocolate shop! • Up to 26% discount on Emirates Air Line cable car tickets • 10% discount on single tickets on most Thames Clippers river buses Find out more about the Visitor Oyster card at tfl.gov.uk/visitinglondon Visitor Oyster card offers Food & drink 20% off food, Free hot fudge 25% discount on soft drinks and sundae with your food bill merchandise every entree Offer valid for up to 4 people Valid Monday to Friday 11.30 purchased per Visitor Oyster card shown am to midnight, Saturdays 11am to 3pm and Sundays Free gift with a 11.30am to 11pm. £25 spend at The Maximum 8 people per Rock Shop Visitor Oyster card shown. Open Monday to Saturday 9.30am to 11.30pm and Sunday Pre-booking recommended by 9.30am to 11pm. phone on +44 20 7287 1000 or online, quoting ‘Oyster20’. 020 7287 1000 150 Old Park Lane, Offer available at all Zizzi planethollywoodlondon.com London W1K 1QZ restaurants in the UK. To 020 7514 1700 find your local Zizzi visit Tube station hardrock.com/london http://www.zizzi.co.uk/ Piccadilly Circus or find-my-restaurant Tube station Leicester Square zizzi.co.uk Green Park Hyde Park Corner Visitor Oyster card offers Food & drink 20% off food bill 12% discount on Free cocktail with Valid Sunday – Friday. your bill a main course Valid on tables of up to 6 Valid Monday to Saturday 9am guests. Offer limited to one Visitor to 11pm and Sunday 9am to Oyster card per bill. 10.30pm Offer valid on meals from One free non-alcoholic or the main menu only, drinks Family restaurant serving an alcoholic cocktail per main excluded. authentic taste of Indonesia course purchased. Limit 1 per table. to customers with any need - One voucher per table bill halal or vegetarian. transaction. Free starter or dessert with a Not valid at The O2 on event days and airport locations. main course One free starter or dessert per main course purchased. Limit 1 per table. Valid at Chiquito Leicester Square and Chiquito O2 Greenwich only. O2, Peninsula Square, SE10 0EN | 20-21 Leicester 118 Shaftesbury Avenue Square, WC2H 0QZ London W1D 5EP chiquito.co.uk 020 7494 9666 Check website to find your Tube station nearest restaurant Tube station North Greenwich garfunkels.co.uk/restaurant Leicester Square Leicester Square Visitor Oyster card offers Food & drink Free glass of One Hix Fix 25% off your champagne per Cocktail per food bill diner Oyster card 25% off food bill only. Valid One Visitor Oyster card for presented Monday – Thursday only, and for dine-in only. up to 6 guests. Over 18 only – ID may be required. Non-alcoholic Drinks not included in the Applicable to all lunch and substitute on request or for dinner menus, every day visitors under 18. offer. Offer valid when dining at the restaurant. Please check individual venue websites for opening hours hixrestaurants.co.uk therealgreek.com Tube station Tube station Hix Selfridges- Covent Garden Bond Street Marylebone The Floral Hall, Stoney St, Westfield Stratford London SE1 1TL Hixter City- Liverpool Street Westfield 08450 34 7300 Shepherds Bush roast-restaurant.com Bankside- London Bridge Windsor & Tube station Thamshed- Eaton Riverside London Bridge Old Street Visitor Oyster card offers Food & drink 20% off your food bill Offer valid Monday to Friday only. Valid for up to 6 people per each Visitor Oyster card shown. 90 B Southwark Street SE1 0FD London 0207 593 2010 vapiano.co.uk [email protected] Tube station Southwark Visitor Oyster card offers Shopping 15% off your Complementary 15% off at Foyles entire purchase SpongeBob bookshop, Royal in-store keychain for Festival Hall Limit 1 per person per visit. every Visitor Valid Monday to Sunday 10am Not valid online or at any other to 10pm (Bank Holiday opening retail locations. Oyster card times may vary). holder after Offer valid only at the Royal in-store purchase Festival Hall branch. 15% off purchases of £35.00 spent or more Available whilst supplies of keychains last. Festival Riverside, Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London SE1 8XX 1 Swiss Court, Leicester 1, Leicester Square 020 7440 3212 Square, London W1D 6AP London WC2H 7NA foyles.co.uk 0207 025 7184 nickelodeonstore.co.uk mmsworld.com Tube station Tube station Waterloo or Tube station Leicester Square Embankment Leicester Square Visitor Oyster card offers Shopping 10% discount in 15% discount at store the gift shop Not valid on postage stamps, Present your Visitor Oyster card bus tickets, London Passes or on arrival to redeem. Lebara Phone Cards. Joiner Street crestoflondon.co.uk London, SE1 9SG Tube station theviewfromtheshard.com Charing Cross Tube station Marble Arch London Bridge Piccadilly Circus Leicester Square Visitor Oyster card offers Shopping 15% discount at 20% off any the gift shop purchase at the Offer valid for up to six people per Visitor Oyster card shown. gift shop Please visit the website for opening hours. The London Pavilion, 1 Piccadilly Circus, London, 2-4 Tooley Street, W1J 0DA. London SE1 2SY ripleyslondon.com thelondonbridgeexperience.com Tube station Tube station London Bridge London Bridge Visitor Oyster card offers Galleries & theatres 15% off tickets to 10% off in the 15% off at The Celts exhibition V&A café Green Room Show your Visitor Oyster card Discount available on food & restaurant at the Ticket Desk or book drink purchased Monday - Friday online using ‘OYSTERCARD’ from 10am - 5.15pm. and Theatre code at checkout. Offer excludes alcoholic bookshop Under 16s go free but require a beverages. To redeem, show your card ticket. Offer valid until 31 Jan upon arrival at the restaurant. 2016. The Café is open 10am - 5.15pm and 10am - 9.30pm on Fridays. Subject to availability. £1 off backstage Open daily 10am - 5.30pm, tours (usually £9) and until 8.30pm on Fridays. To redeem, show your card at Check website for opening the box office in person. If you times. wish to book in advance, please call the box office 020 7452 3000 and quote ‘Oyster Visitor’ when booking. Great Russell Street, Cromwell Road, South Bank, South Bank, London WC1B 3DG London, SW7 2RL London SE1 9PX britishmuseum.org 020 7942 2000 nationaltheatre.org.uk vam.ac.uk Tube station Tube station Russell Square Tube station Embankment Holborn South Kensington or Waterloo Tottenham Court Road Knightsbridge Temple Visitor Oyster card offers Galleries & theatres 20% discount 10% discount 2-for-1 full at Verdi Italian on shop price temporary kitchen merchandise exhibitions Offer valid for up to two people per card shown. Set Offer valid for one bill per every Offer only applies to tickets menu and drinks not included. Visitor Oyster card shown. purchased at the admissions desk and not tickets purchased online in advance. 20% off Afternoon Tea Tour, Secret History & Inside Out Tour Offer valid for up to two people per card shown. Tour offer redeemable when purchasing a tour from the Royal Albert Hall Box Office- only. Afternoon Tea tour offer can’t be used in conjunction with the Verdi offer. Kensington Gore, Covent Garden Piazza Strand, London WC2R 1LA London SW7 2AP London WC2E 7BB somersethouse.org.uk/visitoroyster ltmuseum.co.uk royalalberthall.com Tube station Tube station Tube station Charing Cross South Kensington Covent Garden Waterloo Visitor Oyster card offers Galleries & theatres 20% off adult 2-for-1 entry 10% off all tickets for The 2 for 1 Offer valid for full-priced concerts at the Crime Museum adult tickets only. Royal College of The offer is not valid when Uncovered making advanced bookings Music exhibition online or on purchasing family Offer limited to bookings made tickets. through the Royal College of Valid on full price adult Music Box Office directly. tickets (walk up price) only. Valid only for events promoted Valid for one person per each by the Royal College of Music. Visitor Oyster card shown. Open 8am to midnight Monday Valid between 1 November to Friday. 2015 to 10 April 2016 inclusive. 150 London Wall, EC2Y 5HN. museumoflondon.org.uk Raymond Burton House Prince Consort Road 129-131 Albert Street South Kensington SW7 2BS Tube station London NW1 7NB rcm.ac.uk/events St Paul’s jewishmuseum.org.uk Barbican Tube station Moorgate Tube station South Kensington Camden Town Visitor Oyster card offers Galleries & theatres 20% discount on 25% off adult classic English tickets Afternoon tea One entrance ticket for every card shown at the front desk. Valid Monday to Thursday- only at the Wallace Collection Restaurant. Offer excludes alcoholic beverages. 1 discount per Visitor Oyster card shown. Please visit the Wallace Collection website for opening hours. Manchester Square, 28 Shad Thames, London, W1U 3BN London, SE1 2YD 020 7224 2155 designmuseum.org wallacecollection.org Tube station Tube station London Bridge or Bond Street Tower Hill Visitor Oyster card offers Galleries & theatres 2-for-1 25% off tickets 2-for-1 entry ticket Offer valid on price Band A entry ticket tickets (£49.50 reduce to £37) One ticket for every card only.
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