The afternoon tea bus is only suitable for children above the age of 5 due to health and safety regulations. The gin bus tour is for adults above the age of 18 years as alcoholic drinks will be served onboard.

No, there are no toilets on the bus. However, there are restrooms available at the boarding points, so make use of them before or after your bus tour.

In addition to the traditional menu, there are vegan, vegetarian, halal, and gluten-free menus. However, nut-free, peanut-free, a combination of dairy and gluten-free, a combination of vegan and gluten-free, and coeliac options are not available.

No, this is a sightseeing bus tour, and you will only be permitted to get on or off the bus at the departure point.

Only the classic afternoon tea bus and the gin afternoon tea bus are wheelchair accessible. These buses allow 1-3 wheelchair users per bus, with a ramp for easy access onto or off the bus. The accessible classic afternoon tea bus departs from Victoria Coach Station at 12pm, 2:30pm, and 5pm, while the accessible gin afternoon tea bus departs from Victoria Coach Station at 5:30pm on Friday and Saturday only. Book at these time slots if you wish to reserve a wheelchair-friendly seat.

Victoria Coach Station is an 8-minute walk from Buckingham Palace Road and a Sloane Square underground station.

Your bus will depart from Gate 0 inside Victoria Station. There are also paid public toilets and luggage lockers at the station.

Trafalgar Square is a 2-minute walk from Charing Cross train station and a 4-minute walk from Embankment underground station.

Your bus will be parked at the bus stop outside the Grand Hotel and opposite the Sherlock Holmes Pub.

No, the bus will not wait if you are late, and you will not be refunded. Please arrive at the boarding point 20 minutes prior to the departure time. You are also not allowed to board the bus outside of the departure point.

If this happens, you will be offered another tour for free, subject to availability.