London Pass ® with Travelcard

Experience the best of London, including transportation, with this great add-on

Free entry to over 50 London attractions
Priority admission at many attractions, no need to wait in line
Issued as an exchange voucher
1-day Hop-on Hop-off Golden Tours/Grey Line sightseeing bus
Children under 5 travel freeincludes a travelcard for all zones of the London Underground, buses, trams, and more in the London area

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Validity	1st Class Individual	1st Class Saver ?
1 day continuous	฿4,154	n/a
2 days continuous	฿5,319	n/a
3 days continuous	฿6,667	n/a
6 days continuous	฿9,290	n/a
10 days continuous	฿10,784	n/a

Validity	1st Class Individual	1st Class Saver ?
1 day continuous	฿2,915	n/a
2 days continuous	฿4,336	n/a
3 days continuous	฿5,392	n/a
6 days continuous	฿6,849	n/a
10 days continuous	฿8,926	n/a

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Overview

Your stay in London would not be complete without the opportunity to see the sights of the city. London Pass with travel offers unlimited journeys on all the public transport of the trendiest city of Europe.

Free entrance
Benefit from free entrance to over 55 of London’ monuments and attractions, including the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, St Paul’s Cathedral, Windsor Castle, a Thames River cruise, London Bridge, etc. You will find here the complete list of Museums and Monuments in London.

Unlimited travel
When you add a London Travel card to your London Pass, you will be able to use all public buses, the London Underground and trams (off peak, within zones 1 to 6) ensuring that you make the most efficient use of your time.

Save time
Make the most out of your sightseeing trip by skipping the long queues at Tower of London, London Zoo, Windsor Castle, Kensington Palace and Hampton Court Palace.

Free guidebook
To make sure you do not to miss anything, use your free guidebook. It details useful information including maps and directions as well as great tips on how to make the most out of your trip.

Special Offers
Benefit from discounts and special offers for West End theatre tickets, tours, walks and cruises and much more!

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How to activate the London Pass with Travelcard?

If you have opted for a London Pass with travel, your Travelcard will be stamped with the start and end date that you specify at purchase.

Voucher exchange location

The London Pass Redemption Desk
11a Charing Cross Road
London, WC2H 0EP

Nearest Underground Station: Leicester Square
Take Exit 1 - Redemption desk is the downstairs area of the ticket information booth opposite the Garrick Theater).

Redemption Hours:
Mon - Fri 10:00am - 4:30pm
Saturday (June - Sept) 10:00am - 4:00pm
Sunday (June - Sept) 10:30am - 3:30pm
Sat - Sun (Oct - May) 10:30am - 3:30pm
(closed 25/12, 26/12 & 01/01).

Voucher must be exchanged within 6 months from date of issue.

Conditions of use:

Discounts:
Children from 5 up to 15 inclusive benefit from a reduced fare
Children under 5 travel free

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Common Questions, Simple Answers

Q. Is it possible to have travellers of different genders in the same sleeping compartment?

A. For gender specific compartments, men and women must be in separate sleeping compartments. However, if you reserve all beds within a compartment, you may mix genders.

Gender-specific compartments include private, double, triple, deluxe double, deluxe triple, and quad sleeping compartments. If your traveling party doesn’t fill the compartment, you will be divided by gender.
Q. What if my shipment gets lost?

A. If you believe that your shipment is lost, please contact us as soon as possible using our Contact Us page.

If you’re departing soon and your booking is lost, we will work with you for the best possible solution to deliver your travel documents before you leave.
Q. Do you offer e-tickets?

A. Yes, on certain rail lines. There are two types of e-tickets:
Print at home and Print at the Station

Let’s begin with Print at Home e-tickets, of which there are 3 different types.

The first type of e-tickets are those issued as a PDF’s which will be emailed to you and can be downloaded via a link contained in your Rail Europe email confirmation. You must print the PDF (using a printer) and bring your ticket with you to board the train.

The second type of e-tickets are those that are individually emailed to you. You must print the email (using a printer) and bring it with you to board the train – this is your train ticket. Each ticket will be in a separate email, so if you booked more than one ticket, please be sure you print all tickets that were emailed to you.

The last type of e-tickets are those which have a unique e-ticket confirmation code that is printed on your Rail Europe confirmation email. You must provide the e-ticket confirmation code along with your id to the conductor on board the train.

Next, Print at the station e-tickets!
You will receive a 6 or 8 alpha-numeric e-ticket confirmation code (also known as a PNR or Passenger Name Record) in your Rail Europe confirmation email, which you then enter into a self-service kiosk at the train station in Europe to print out your actual train ticket.

Use this e-ticket confirmation code at a self-service kiosk at the train station to retrieve your ticket. Not all rail lines offer these e-ticket options. Once you have selected a ticket on our website, you’ll be able to choose from its available methods of issuance at checkout.
Q. Do the prices quoted on the website include all fees and taxes?

A. Fares quoted in our booking engine do not include fees. Depending on the booking delivery method you choose some fees may apply, like a delivery fee, and a processing fee. All fees will be visible to you during checkout. Rail Europe does not collect sale tax on products sold on our sites.
Q. Why do some German station names have extra characters in the station name?

A. In a few circumstances, German station names are listed with extra characters extended after the official station name. They are of no concern for travellers, and can be disregarded.

Examples:

Muenchen Hbf Gl.27-36 = Munich Main Train Station
Koeln Messedeutz11-12 = Cologne Messe Deatz Station
Berlin Hbf (Tief) = Berlin Main Train Station
Q. What should I do if I’m unable to print my e-ticket at the station?

A. First, make sure you’re entering the correct information in the self-service kiosk. You need to provide your e-ticket confirmation code, also known as PNR, which is a 6 character letter code (or an 8 character alphanumeric code for British e-tickets) that appears on your Rail Europe booking confirmation email. Any other booking reference (like the Rail Europe booking number) will not work to retrieve your print at station e-ticket.

Don’t attempt to retrieve your ticket using a different method of identification such as swiping a credit card. This will not work.

Although highly unusual, if you’re still unable to retrieve your ticket, go to the ticket counter and seek the assistance of a railway official. Make sure you know your e-ticket number.

If you’re still unable to retrieve your ticket, you may have to purchase a new train ticket. If possible, document the circumstances that prevented you from retrieving your e-ticket. If you purchase new tickets, make sure to keep a copy of the new tickets and the receipt.

Upon your return home, contact our customer relations department and write us a letter indicating what happened. Make sure to provide the new tickets you purchased and the receipt. We’ll review the matter and work things out with you.
Q. What if I’ve purchased a Twin/Saver pass and one of the travellers decides not to travel that day?

A. It’s perfectly fine, but the traveller who didn’t travel will still use a travel day on their pass.

If you’re all traveling on the same day, but split up and take different trains, those not carrying the pass will need to buy separate train tickets.
Q. What ways can a train ticket be issued? Paper? e tickets?

A. There are potentially three ways to receive European train tickets.

Paper tickets: the rail pass or train ticket is physically printed at the Rail Europe fulfillment center and shipped to you.

Print at home e-ticket: the train ticket may be issued as a PDF which may either be emailed to you directly, or retrieved via a web link that is communicated to you at the time of purchase, depending on the rail carrier. You must print the PDF from a computer printer on any regular paper prior to boarding the train. Some e-tickets are delivered with a unique e-ticket confirmation code that is printed on your Rail Europe confirmation email. You must provide this e-ticket confirmation code along with your id to the conductor on board the train.

Print at station e-ticket: you will receive an e-ticket confirmation code (also known as PNR or Passenger Name Record) on your confirmation email, as well as a link to detailed instructions for retrieving your ticket. Use this e-ticket code at a self-service kiosk located at the train station in Europe to print out your actual ticket, prior to boarding the train.

Print at home e-ticket and print at station e-ticket are “electronic” delivery methods requiring no physical shipment to you. This means we can issue you an e-ticket whether you’re still at home or already in Europe.

Please note that all three methods are not always offered for a given train ticket. In fact, many tickets only support one of these issuance methods.
Q. My Rail Europe train tickets were not accepted by the conductor. What do I do?

A. While all train tickets issued by Rail Europe should be accepted onboard the train, if you should run into any issues, be sure to ask the conductor to stamp your Rail Europe ticket "Not Used" with a written note explaining why this ticket could not be accepted by a railway official. You will want to keep that ticket safe and upon your return home, you can send the original ticket, any replacement tickets and receipts, and a brief letter of explanation to our Customer Relations team.

Please use the Contact Us page to get more information regarding a refund.
Q. How do I change my login or password?

A. If you want or need to change your login information for your Rail Europe account, log in with your current login information. Once logged in, please visit your dashboard where you will be able to edit your profile information.

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