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What is the Turbopass London City Pass?
For London sightseeing, the Turbopass London is a city card covering 20+ attractions and tours. Turbopass scores around 4 out of 5 on Trustpilot, from thousands of Trustpilot reviews. Its appeal is value: if you plan multiple paid sights per day, it can beat separate tickets while keeping entry straightforward. Included highlights span the Tower of London, Kensington Palace, Madame Tussauds London, Up at The O2, London Zoo, and a 24-hour Thames River cruise. You can choose the standard pass or a London Eye option, each valid for 1 to 5 days, for a more flexible London itinerary.
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Choose the duration that fits
The London Turbopass city card comes in 1-to-5-day formats, letting you buy enough sightseeing time for your trip instead of overpaying for days you may not use.
Discounts at West End Theatre
Beyond attraction entry, Turbopass includes lifestyle perks most passes skip entirely, a 10% discount on West End theatre and musical tickets.
Best for packed first London trips
The pass suits first-timers, checklist travelers, and long-haul visitors who want prepaid structure, big-name coverage, and fewer ticket decisions once they're on the ground.
Save big with this Turbopass London City itinerary
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Verdict: Turbopass London City Pass (1 Day Pass)
Why it wins: At £109.52, the 1-day Turbopass saves you £29.48 (21%) compared to buying Tower of London, Madame Tussauds, SEA LIFE London Aquarium, and London Zoo tickets separately. If you add the London Eye, the pass costs £134.99 and saves you £43.01 (24%). You'll break even after visiting around four included attractions, and any additional included benefits, such as the hop-on hop-off bus or Thames cruise (if part of your pass), add even more value. For travellers planning a full day of sightseeing, it's a convenient way to save money while avoiding multiple ticket purchases.
Which Turbopass London option is best for you?
If you want to see as much as possible in a few packed days: the Turbopass London City Pass
Pass type: Day-based
Savings: Up to 40% vs. individual tickets.
The Turbopass London City Pass is the best fit if you want a London sightseeing sprint over 1-5 days. You get access to 20+ attractions, including the Tower of London, Madame Tussauds London, Kensington Palace, Hampton Court Palace, Up At The O2, London Zoo, the London Dungeon, a 24-hour Hop-on Hop-off bus, a 24-hour Thames River cruise, the Harry Potter Tour and more experiences.
Who will love this pass
- First-time visitors
- Travelers on a packed 2–4 day London break
- Value-seekers who want bus + cruise included
Pass validity and usage
- Valid for 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 consecutive calendar days
- Valid for 1 year before activation
- Open the pass link from your email, activate it, reserve where needed, then scan the QR code
Reserve the pass: Turbopass London City Card: Access to 20+ Attractions
If the London Eye is non-negotiable on your first trip: the Turbopass London City Pass with London Eye
Pass type: Day-based
Savings: Up to 40% vs. individual tickets.
Choose the Turbopass London City Pass with London Eye if you want the classic London checklist of 20+ attractions and the iconic skyline view from the London Eye sorted in one booking. Along with the same 20+ attractions and tours, this version adds a 30-minute London Eye ride.
Who will love this pass
- Travelers who have the London Eye on their must-do list
- First-time visitors doing the classic London tour
- Travelers who want convenience over spontaneity
Pass validity and usage
- Valid for 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 consecutive calendar days
- Valid for 1 year before activation
- Open the pass link from your email, activate it, reserve where needed, then scan the QR code
Reserve the pass: Turbopass London City Card: Access to 20+ Attractions and Optional London Eye Access
What does Turbopass London include?
Attractions & landmarks
- Tower of London – Discover 900 years of royal intrigue, Beefeater tales, and the glittering Crown Jewels inside London’s most storied fortress on the Thames.
- London Eye – Soar 135 metres above the Thames in a glass capsule, watching Big Ben, Westminster, and the river’s grand curve unfurl below you. (Included with Turbopass London Eye variants only)
- Kensington Palace – Step through elegant State Apartments and royal chambers where Queen Victoria’s story unfolds amid gilded staircases, courtly portraits, and manicured Kensington Gardens.
- Hampton Court Palace – Wander Henry VIII’s riverside palace through cavernous Tudor kitchens, grand halls, and the famous hedge maze that still swallows gleeful visitors.
Museums & cultural experiences
- National Gallery guided tour – Discover masterpieces by Van Gogh, da Vinci, and Turner with an expert guide who turns brushstrokes, symbols, and scandals into vivid stories.
- Madame Tussauds London – Pose beside film stars, royals, and sporting legends as lifelike wax figures blur the line between celebrity spectacle and uncanny craftsmanship.
- Moco Museum – Discover Banksy, Basquiat, and bold contemporary provocateurs inside a compact museum where rebellious art feels playful, photogenic, and sharply of the moment.
Bus tours & cruises
- 24-hour hop-on hop-off tour – Glide past Buckingham Palace, St Paul’s, and Tower Bridge from an open-top deck, hopping off whenever a landmark pulls you closer.
- 24-hour Thames River cruise – Sail between Westminster and Tower Pier, catching London’s skyline, bridges, and riverside drama from the city’s most cinematic route unfolding around you.
Guided tours & unique experiences
- City walking tour with Changing the Guard at Buckingham Palace – Witness scarlet tunics, marching bands, and royal pageantry on a walking tour that threads palace lore through London’s ceremonial heart.
- Harry Potter Tour – Follow cobbled alleys and filming locations through central London as wizarding trivia, hidden inspirations, and magical landmarks bring the stories closer.
- Up At The O2 – Climb the O2’s gleaming roof on a guided ascent, feeling the wind rise as Canary Wharf and the Thames spread dramatically around you. (Included with all Turbopass London City Pass variants
- The London Dungeon – Descend into plague-ridden streets, courtroom chaos, and Jack the Ripper scares in a theatrical journey through London’s grisliest, darkly funny legends.
- London Zoo – Journey through Regent’s Park habitats to meet lions, gorillas, and penguins at the world’s oldest scientific zoo, still delightfully wild at heart.
How to use Turbopass London
Step 1: Choose your Turbopass London option
Pick the pass that best fits your needs! Make sure you check the attractions covered; if you prefer seeing London Eye along with other 20+ sights, then choose that option.
Step 2: Book your tickets
Purchase your City Card easily using PayPal, a credit/debit card, or iDEAL.
Step 3: Check your email
Receive your ticket instantly in your inbox. Be sure to check the spam and junk folders.
Step 4: Activate your pass
Open the link in your email, activate your pass for the date you want to use it, and make any required reservations.
Step 5: Start exploring!
Present your activated pass at attractions to gain entry and enjoy your sightseeing!
Frequently asked questions about the Turbopass London
You’ll get a pass link by email after booking. Open it, activate it for the date you want to use, then make any required reservations. Your pass only starts once it’s scanned at your first attraction.
Yes. The London Turbopass city card works on calendar days, not rolling 24-hour periods. If you activate at 3pm, that still counts as one full day, so start early if you want better value.
No. Standard City Pass variants do not include the London Eye. You’ll need a London Eye option specifically, and that ride is standard admission, not a separate fast-track ticket with shorter boarding lines.
Yes. Some attractions and guided tours need advance booking even if your pass covers entry. Check the reservation marker in the pass info and book popular experiences early, because a valid pass does not guarantee walk-in availability.
Yes. You can show the digital pass on your phone or carry a printout. A printed backup is smart in case your battery dies or your data connection fails when staff need to scan it.
No. Each included attraction can only be used once per pass, even on multi-day versions. If you want to go back to somewhere like the Tower of London, you’ll need to buy another ticket.
No. It can save you from the ticket-purchase queue at some attractions, but it does not skip security checks or every entry line. At busy sights, you should still expect to wait with other timed-ticket holders.
No. Turbopass London does not include the Tube, buses, or airport transfers. You’ll need to use contactless payment, Oyster, or separate tickets for getting around.
If an included attraction is closed or all slots are gone, you’ll need to choose another included option. The pass doesn’t create extra capacity, so check opening hours and reserve the most popular experiences as early as possible.
Usually no. Once your pass has been activated or used at a first attraction, refunds are generally not available. Check the seller’s terms before you scan it, because unused but activated passes are commonly non-refundable.
