With so many different and famous attractions to see, buying combination tickets for London Attractions when planning a trip to London can be a good way to save money.
When planning your trip to London, you may feel overwhelmed when choosing what attractions to see. But don’t worry, I can assure you it’s a normal feeling! Once you have planned your London Itinerary, decide what attractions you want to visit. Compare the price of tickets for each attraction individually with the combination ticket for your dates.
That’s why we’re going to make your job easier, and we’ll tell you which are the best London attractions combination tickets you can find at the moment.
The first thing you must remember is that buying tickets online can be cheaper than buying them at the ticket office on the same day. Also, one of the advantages when buying tickets online is that you can usually enter the attraction through the “pre-paid tickets” queues although security and boarding queues can still apply.
London Eye multi-attraction tickets
The London Eye’s official multi-attraction offers combine the Eye with choices such as Madame Tussauds, SEA LIFE London Aquarium, Shrek’s Adventure and, on selected bundles, a Big Bus tour. You normally choose the date and time for the first attraction, then visit the remaining ones within the stated validity period. Check the exact attractions and booking rules at checkout.
Our individual guides to the London Eye and Madame Tussauds can help you decide whether you want both.
Bus tour and attraction bundles
Big Bus offers several London ticket types in 2026. Some include a one-way Thames cruise; others combine the bus with attractions such as the London Eye or Tower of London. Check the current Big Bus package details: the cruise and attraction entry are included only when listed for your chosen ticket, and a bus ticket alone does not include every attraction.
The hop-on hop-off bus tour is one of the best ways to explore such a big city as London, and that is probably why it’s one of London’s most popular attractions, especially for first-timers! One of my favourite things is that you can also get a free river cruise with your ticket (depending on the tickets you choose) and taking a Thames river cruise when visiting London, in my opinion, is a fantastic experience and worth it.
Go City sightseeing passes
The London Pass Explorer is probably one of the sightseeing passes I like the most. With this sightseeing pass, you can choose if you want to visit 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 top London attractions London and you have up to 30 days from the first day you use it to visit the rest of the attractions.
Go City currently offers different London passes, including a choice of attractions with the Explorer option and a day-based London Pass. The official comparison shows which attractions are available on each type. In 2026, the Tower of London is listed among the attractions for both pass types; older claims that it is excluded from the Explorer pass are out of date. Some popular attractions require a reservation through the app.
Some attractions included in The London Pass are the Tower of London, the Tower Bridge Exhibition, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Westminster Abbey, Kensington Palace, the HO-HO Bus Tour, the Sightseeing Thames River Cruise, the London Transport Museum… The difficult thing is choosing which attractions you want to visit when you buy a London Pass! To make your life easier, we have put together some London Pass Itineraries to make the most of your sightseeing pass.
See our London Pass guide and Tower of London guide for planning ideas. Check the live pass listing before assuming a particular attraction is included on your travel date.
Which combination is worth buying?
- List the attractions you will actually visit, then price their individual tickets for your dates.
- Compare the bundle’s included experiences, validity window, age bands and cancellation terms.
- Check whether each attraction needs a timed reservation and allow enough time between venues.
- Choose a bus or cruise bundle only if you want to use those services, rather than counting their full advertised value automatically.
We hope you liked our guide with the best London attractions combination tickets. Please leave a comment if you have any questions or if you would like to share your experience.
Hi, we are Alberto and Amy, the London locals behind PlanTrip London. We’ve lived in London since 2010 and have spent every year since exploring the city, from its famous landmarks to the markets, pubs, parks and hidden corners most visitors never find. Over the years we became the go-to trip planners for friends and family visiting London, so we created this site to share the same first-hand, tried-and-tested advice with you. Every itinerary, tip and recommendation here comes from our own experience with our two children, so you can plan a London trip that’s easier, better value and far more memorable.