I see the price for seniors over 60, called "Concessions" is a discount. But is that only for members of the UK and EU or does that include Americans? I am referring to such things as admission tickets to Westminster Abbey, Stonehenge, etc. I cannot find that answer at all of the places I have searched. Thank you.
Posted by
Everett, WA
1300 posts
My sister and her husband got the senior discount when we traveled in England in 2014. I don't remember if they had to show proof, but being an American was not an issue. I booked their tickets for Stonehenge online and was able to get the Senior price.
Posted by
UK
1015 posts
Generally most concessions will be for anyone over the stated age unless it specifically says UK residents only. You may need to show proof.
The same is true for concessions for students.
Posted by
Northamptonshire, England
34005 posts
no problems
Posted by
Land of La
9265 posts
A few years back secured discounted " senior " tickets for the Tower of London. Can't recall if we had to show our ID's or not.
Simply ask.