The Big Bus Company

I went to London for the first time in my life this summer, 9th June,2007 with my husband and have seen London with the bus from sight seeing bus company name Big Bus. They offer a hop-on hop-off tour which means you can hop-on or hop-off the bus when ad where you want within the valid period of your ticket. The Big Bus tour offers a 24-hrs Hop-on Hop-off sightseeing tour where you can get on the Big Bus at any of their scheduled stop and get off ...
...with a valid ticket. The Big Bus Company--------------- This company is the winner of sightseeing tour of the year 2004. The company established in 1991 with only two buses. The company was the first to offer a river-cruise, and remains the ONLY open-top sightseeing company to include three walking tour. In 1997 the company introduced the Big Bus Information Centre in Buckingham Palace Road, where staff can assist you planning your stay in London, ...

mintsuper 01.07.2007 · Read full review
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...I’ve never done any of the tourist stuff, so being on a gap year I hadn’t planned on, and with very little to do, I decided to indulge in a spot of research, riding the buses, speaking to tourists and asking the people on the pavement awkward questions. A 24-hour ticket for the Big Bus Company costs £17 for adults and £8 for children, but family groups of two adults and two children get an £8 discount. Children are aged 5-15, and under 5s ride for ...
...which you get one of the people at the bus-stops to validate when you start using it, and your 24 hours start from then. They have over 80 bus-stops, of which around 40 are permanently manned during the summer by people who will sell you tickets to the Big Bus and most of London’s main attractions (the ones you have to pay for, anyway!). For Madame Tussauds, the Tower of London and the London Dungeon they sell “fast-track” tickets which in the summer ...

Muswell 01.04.2004 · Read full review
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...we had decided to use the tube to go to the individual attractions, in an attempt to save money. However, after the tiring trips up and down the tube stations and the walks from there to the tourist places, there was no way we were going to repeat it this time. So, we figured a tour bus would be the best way to see London, and were we right! Upon searching the Internet for London Sightseeing tours, I found the Big Bus Company as the only desired ...
...it was not expensive anyways. The ticket included 3 tours, each distinguishable by the color displayed on the front of each bus. Our long drive from Huddersfield ended near Madame Tussaud's, where we parked on a street for the day, and arrived at the nearest Big Bus Station 2 minutes' walk from the museum. There was a customer representative there who greeted us and informed us all about how the buses operate and how we should plan our trip. As expected, ...

piyuz 09.07.2001 · Read full review
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...I were in London for the first time, and purchase the tickets to 2 separate attractions, along with the regular Big Bus tour. It was a little clilling so sitting on top was not an option. It was nice that you could get off at any time and pick up the next bus. At our fist paid attaction, Kensington Palace, was very interesting, but we take so long looking at things, that by the time we got to our second paid attaction, it was closed. We thought ...

mashinmarge 19.12.2004 · Read full review
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