London during Easter Hols

[Gill H]

Originally Posted by MrsG26

Ive been pricing up wicked tickets and cant get anything below £170 for the 3 of us so need to try and save as much money elsewhere as i can.

Thanks

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Really? Where are you booking?

Try here and choose 'Book direct with Wicked'. Quite a few seats at the back of the dress circle on the Monday night for £34.25 or the Tuesday night for £29.25

I've sat at the very back with a friend and her 8 year old and we all had a great view.

Wicked The Musical

[tiggertastic]

Sky Garden is opposite the shard and by borough market, and free, but you have to pre-book tickets. Our nieces enjoyed it.

we have also taken the to the natural history and science museums both are free, walked through hyde park, down Oxford street and round buckingham palace, westminster etc.

regents park is also nice to have a wander round.

if you are going on the train they used do do 2 for one offers in certain places. we did it for the tour up the tower bridge.

[salmon70]

If you have a Family and Friends Railcard, you also get discount on your underground tickets.

[MrsG26]

Originally Posted by Gill H

Really? Where are you booking?

Try here and choose 'Book direct with Wicked'. Quite a few seats at the back of the dress circle on the Monday night for £34.25 or the Tuesday night for £29.25

I've sat at the very back with a friend and her 8 year old and we all had a great view.

Wicked The Musical

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That is who I’ve tried to book with. It’s slightly better seats although right at the back of the stalls, rows ZE so £54.75 each. I’m terrified of heights so I never book seats at the top of the theatre for fear I’ll fall and also I’m not sure what the views are like up there? Thanks for the link tho.

[Gill H]

No need to worry about heights and the views are fine.

[MrsG26]

Originally Posted by tiggertastic

Sky Garden is opposite the shard and by borough market, and free, but you have to pre-book tickets. Our nieces enjoyed it.

we have also taken the to the natural history and science museums both are free, walked through hyde park, down Oxford street and round buckingham palace, westminster etc.

regents park is also nice to have a wander round.

if you are going on the train they used do do 2 for one offers in certain places. we did it for the tour up the tower bridge.

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I quite fancy the sky garden, tried to book but said needs to be 1 week in advance so will try next week.

We are flying into Stanstead from Glasgow so will take the train into central London not sure if that will qualify us for 2-4-1?
Thanks

[bigplan415]

You'll be fine with any type of train tickets for the 2 for 1 - I live in Kent so use the deal often, and many times they don't even ask to see a train ticket at the attraction. As well as being able to choose attractions online in advance, train stations have leaflets with forms in that you just fill out and use on the day. Sometimes there are shows and restaurants included as offers too.

[jjsaz]

There is a viewing platform on the 10th floor of the tate modern which is free to acesss, and not too high, great views of the shard, st pauls, etc. Bank of England museum is also free and interesting for an hour.