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Special Offers with LP 09-10 Special Offers with the London Pass - edition 2009/10 Normal Attractions/Venues Locations/opening Times Offers with The London Pass Adult Cost* SPECIAL OFFERS AT ATTRACTIONS (free entry) All Hallows by the Tower Tower Hill. Opens daily but might be closed when a service is in session. Free souvenir guide Tate Britain (Pimlico) Daily:10.00-17.50. Closed 24,25, 26/12 Free audio guide £3.50 Tate Modern (London Bridge) Sunday-Thursday:10.00-18.00, Friday-Saturday:10.00-22.00. Closed 24, 25, 26/12 Free audio guide £2.00 London Brass Rubbing Centre Trafalgar Square: Monday-Wed:10.00-18.00, Thursday-Saturday: 10.00-21.00, Sunday: 12.00-16.00 £4.50 worth of brass rubbing or £4.50 off your brass rubbing of a greater value £4.50 National Maritime Museum Open daily: 10.00-17.00.Closed 24/26 December Free souvenir guide £3.95 National Portrait Gallery Daily:10.00-18.00, Thursday-Friday:10.00-21.00. Closed 24/26, 1/01 and Good Friday Free entry to paying exhibition or free visitor's guide £10.00 Royal Air Force Museum Daily : 10.00-18.00. Closed 24/26, 1/01, 7-11/01 Free simulator ride. 10% discount in the shop for a minimum spend of £10 Shri Swaminarayan Mandir Daily:9.00-18.00. Neasden Station on Jubilee Line Free entry to the exhibition Southwark Cathedral London Bridge Station. Opens daily:08.00-18.00 Free souvenir guidebook. 10% discount off any food purchase in the Refectory Restaurant. £2.50 TOURS, CRUISES & WALKS City Secrets Walks Blood and Tears Walk meeting point at barbican tube station. Shakespeare City Walk meeting point at Temple Tube station Special price of £4.50 for adluts (usually £7) and £3 for children (usually £5) Flying Fish Tours (St Katherine Pier) OfferCode : LP1010 Jan-Apr: Friday to Sunday: 11.30-14.00 (15.00 on Sat). May to Oct: Wed to Sun: 10.00-16.00 20% discount on the 50min or the 90min jet boat tours when booking online, via telephone or St Ketherine's Pier Original London Sightseeing Tour Daily 8.30-19.00 at the Original London Visitor Centre at Trafalgar Square Special price of £21 for adults (usually £24) and £10 for children (usually £12) Photo Walks of London www.photowalksoflondon or call 07871 590 131 25% discount on any photo walk Evan Evans Tours (Victoria Station) All year round Lunch voucher with full day coach tour £6.00 French Brothers Cruise - Windsor Easter to October: daily:every half hour from 10.00 until 17.00 20% discount off 35 minute cruise The Original London Walks Tours run daily. No need to book but please call 020 7624 3978 or go to www.walks.com for details £2 discount (worth £7) and free Walkabout card worth £7 £14.00 PLACES TO EAT & DRINK Bateaux London - Restaurant Cruise Embankment Pier. Different borading tine for lunch/dinner Up to 20% discount on all Classic lunch and dinner cruises and 15% discount on all wine inclusive packages Chor Bizarre - Indian's restaurant Opens 7 days. Lunch from noon to 15.00 and dinner from 18.00 to 23.30 20% discount from the a la carte menu and drinks for lunch and early dinner - 15% discount after 20.00 hrs Covent Garden Grill Mon -Sat :12.00-23.30, Sunday :12.00-22.30, Closed 25/12 A bottle of house wine per couple when ordering at least two courses from the main menu. £12.45 Chowki Mon -Sat :12.00-23.30, Sunday :12.00-22.30, Closed 25/12 20% discount from the total food bill when ordering a minimum of 2 courses. Imli Mon -Sat :12.00-23.00, Sunday :12.00-22.00 25% dicount on all food and beverages purchased from the A la Carte menu. Family lunch Special at £20 for two adults with a drink and 2 children lunch boxes at the Tower of London and Historic Royal Palaces Meal Offers New Armories Café at Tower of London. The Orangery at Kensington Palace and Tiltyard Café at Hampton Court Palace Hampton Court Palace. Afternoon tea at £20 for two at Kensington Palace Maxwell's Restaurant Monday-Friday:11.30-00.00 Saturday: 9.30-00.00 and Sunday:9.30-23.30 20% discount off the total bill when dining from the carte Menu Medieval Banquet Tuesday-Sunday:doors open:19.45, Meal & show:20.15, night ends:23.30 15% discount from the the public price £39.50 Mela Monday-Thursday:12.00-23.30 Friday: 12.00-23.45 Saturday:13.00-23.45 and Sunday:12.00-22.30 20% discount from the total food bill when ordering a minimum of 2 courses. Porters English Restaurant Monday-Saturday: 12.00-23.30, Sunday:12.00-22.30 closed 25/12 Bottle of wine per couple when ordering at least two courses from the main menu £12.45 Tamarai Monday-Saturday for dinner: 17.30-23.30 Late Night Bar: Monday-Thurs till 2am and Friday-Sat till 3am 20% discount from the total bill when dinning at the restaurant Thai Square (Southkensington, Oxford Circus, Tower Hill, Mansion Mon-Sat:12am-3pm and 6pm-11pm (and Sunday for South Kensington) City: Mon-Friday:12am-10pm and Windsor: Mon-Fri:12am- 20% discount from A la Carte Menu House, Windsor) 3pm and 6pm-11pm, Sat-Sunday:12am-midnight Wagamama (Tower Hill, London Bridge, St Paul's Cathedral, Mon-Sunday:12.00-22.00 (Mon-Friday for St Paul's). London Bridge is closed on Sunday and St Paul's is closed on Saturday and Buy 1 get 1 free on main courses Piccadilly Circus, British Museum?Cartoon Museum) Sunday. LEISURE Chelsea Cinema (Sloane Square Station) Admission included £9.00 Curzon Mayfair Cinema (Hyde Park Corner) Free entry to all performances Mon-Thursday (except Bank Holiday) anytime and Friday-Sunday(plus Bank Holiday) before Admission included £10.00 performances starting before 17.00 Curzon Soho Cinema (Piccadilly circus, Leicester Square) Admission included £10.00 Renoir Cinema (Russell Square) Admission included £9.00 Gamerbase PC Gaming Centre Monday-Saturday:9.30-midnight and Sunday:12.00-18.00. Closed 25, 26/12 50% discount on all pay to play gaming system Queens Ice-skating and Bowling (Queensway, Bayswater) Bowl: Mon-Sunday:10.00-23.00 and Ice-skating sessions:10.00-19.00 and 19.30-23.00. Closed on25/12 Session of bowling OR ice-skating £10.00 Namco Station Monday-Sunday:10.00-00.00. Closed on 25/12 6 games tokens £3.00 Book a phone, call Vodaphone. From USA 1-800-400-7221, from the UK 0800 317 540 and from Europe and rets of the world 44 Vodaphone International Cell Phone Rental Free daily rental of a cell phone for 5 days- incoming calls in the uk are free so you only pay the calls you make 1206 835 444 Free top-up treatment worth £7.50 when spending £10. Choose between a hand or foot massage, paint manicure Cucumba Monday-Friday: 10.00-20.00, Sat: 10.00-19.00, Sunday:by appointment only pedicure... Walk-in Rub Selfridges 4th floor, Oxford st, Canarby St, Charlotte place Frizovia 1/2 price 20 minute back rub (normal price £18.95). 20% discount for online booking (code:visit) Theatre Tickets (Original Visitor Centre at Trafalgar Square) Book online www.londonpasstheatre.com or call 0870 070 7788 Up to 50% off . SHOPPING Blewcoat National Trust Shop St James. Friday:10.00-17.30 20% discount in shop Bureau de Change Open 7 days a week: Oxfords Circus, Piccadilly Circus, Sloane Square, Knightbridge, Gloucester Road, Gatwick Commission Free Currency and preferential rate Crest of London Souvenir Shops 2 shops: Shafestbury Avenue and Oxford St Credit of £5 (adult) and £3 (child) towards your puchases there Cucumba Soho, Oxford Circus. Monday-Friday:10.00-20.00 and Staurday 10.00-19.00 Top-up treatment when spending £10 £7.50 Foyles bookshop Mon-Sat:9.30-21.00. Sunday: 12.00-18.00. Tottenham Court Road or Oxford Circus Book "Walking Dickension " when spening £25. Plus a pastry when purchasing any drink at Jazz Café London Beatles Store & It’s Only Rock ‘n’ Roll Baker Street, Open daily: 10.00-18.30 A "goody" bag when you spend £5 or more Harrods Monday-Sat: 10.00-20.00. Sunday : 12.00-18.00 Exclusive free gift when spending £25 or more in the Harrods shop on the lower ground floor. £5.00 John Lewis Mon-Frid: 9.30-20.00 Sat: 9.30-1900 and Sunday 12.00-18.00 Free tea and cofffe with any hot breakfast before 11.30. 1/2 price English aAternoon Tea when buying 1 Walk-in BackRub in Selfridges Fourth Floor, Oxford St and 2nd Floor Kingly Court, Carnarby St, Gatwick airport 50% discount on a twenty minute backrub £18.95 Waterford Wedgwood Shop Regent St:Monday-Sat: 10.00-19.00 and Sunday: 12.00-18.00. Piccadilly : Monday-Friday:9.00-18.00 and Saturday:9.30-18.00 10% discount in the shop.
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