We will be staying in London about a month. Many tickets and special offers require an actual paper ticket, but we won't be taking a printer. I have found a Kinkos in our area but at least a 15 minute walk. Any suggestions about how to print more easily when in London? Has anyone bought an inexpensive printers to use there?
Posted by
Denver, Colorado, USA
713 posts
Look for Ryman's stationery stores; it's a big chain and I think they may offer printing services. Also I have heard that public libraries in London may allow you to visit and print things.
Edited: Here's a link to Ryman's print services, looks like there's £2 minimum charge so it would be sensible to print as much as possible per visit: https://www.ryman.co.uk/services/print/
Also, there are (still) internet cafes in London, another option to drop in an get something printed out. https://www.allinlondon.co.uk/directory/1166.php
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11606 posts
When traveling, I have used local libraries in many foreign countries.
Posted by
2545 posts
At seemingly all accommodations, small B&Bs upward, have directly or indirectly helped me produce printed tickets/boarding passes. Just ask.
Posted by
Houston
3522 posts
As long as it is only a small number of pages, less than 10, I would think your hotel would allow you to print there for a minimal charge. Even B&B places often have a computer their guess can use.
Posted by
OP
Charlotte, NC, USA
52 posts
Ryman seems to be a great option and there is one near us in Covent Garden. Thanks! I'll also check libraries.