Different ideas for daughter’s 18th in London

[Reunion]

Also Borough Market on a Saturday morning if you're into food at all.
We love the Sky Garden!

[floridasgirl]

Originally Posted by Pooh Bear

Everybody’s Talking about Jamie is at the top of her list ... she’s currently cut it back to 6 musicals, teetering on a 7th! Lot of very expensive time sitting in a theatre but she’ll be in heaven! I’ll look into the theatre tour, that’d be right up her street. Wonder if they’d let us out of Alcatraz! Sounds a giggle!

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Let me guess... Six, Waitress, Come from Away, 9 to 5 and Book of Mormon on there as well?!
Doesn't have to be expensive seats for all of them. We were up in the gods, £30ish seats for Jamie but still loved it!

[mouli1]

Sky garden well worth a visit. It's free but you have to book 3 weeks ahead
Afternoon tea at the Ritz?

[Mary A]

b-bakery

We've done the afternoon tea with bb bakery, can highly recommend

[Pooh Bear]

I looked at afternoon tea at the Ritz, it’s price isn’t for the fainthearted!

You’re pretty close, Floridasgirl, so far we’ve got Six, Jamie, Waitress, Aladdin, 9-5, and Phantom on the list, and possibly Les Mis too. I saw Book of Mormon a few years ago with a pal and absolutely loved it, funniest thing I’ve seen, had tears streaming down my legs. Would love to see it again and take OH but no way I’d be taking DD, even if she will be 18 - she’s still my baby! 😂😂😂

[Pooh Bear]

I love the idea of the afternoon tea with B-Bakery on the double decker bus tour, that seems so quirky and fun!

[8gotoWDW]

Hi, I did a London trip with DD for her 18th.
We did Chicago musical with pre theatre dinner at the Ritz I think it was through love theatre website. There was other restaurants you could choose (my DSis paid for DDS ticket as her present)
It was brilliant.

We then had lunch in the Shard booked through open table the following day and they were lovely - chef wrote birthday message on her pudding plate and we had 3 course lunch with a cocktail each.
Some shopping and that was us.

[nhyw]

Champagne afternoon tea on the a London Sightseeing Bus is a fun and special experience - see london.b-bakery/afternoo...s-london-tour/

[BevS97]

We did an afternoon tea for DDs 21st. We went for the Alice in Wonderland tea at the taj.

We also went to two shows. We walked into lion king and bought seats on the day for half price. And had booked tickets for Hamilton.

On the Sunday we went to the v and a and looked at the theatre exhibit. Loads of sets and costumes.

[BevS97]

Originally Posted by Pooh Bear

I love the idea of the afternoon tea with B-Bakery on the double decker bus tour, that seems so quirky and fun!

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I looked at that but there is no loo on the bus. And I thought it was a bad combination with a large pot of tea