I'm getting ready to pre-book tickets to Westminster Abbey, the Tower of London, and the Churchill War Rooms. All offer discounts for those 65 and older. Do these fares apply only to UK residents?
Thanks for your time.
Posted by
Oxford, United Kingdom
5466 posts
No. Although the concession is a fairly small value.
Posted by
Chicago
1334 posts
I’ll mention that London Walks offers a senior (concession) of £2 which is a nice 20% discount off the normal £10 price.
Posted by
Lynnwood, Washington
8913 posts
My experience has been that most U.K. concessions begin at age 60, not 65.
Posted by
Mid-Atlantic area
7204 posts
In most places I’ve been to in Europe, but not all, concession prices are by age only. There are some places in Spain I came across that specified EU residents only, but even then, I was given the lower price. A few pounds or euros here and there adds up after a while.
Posted by
Seattle, WA
17556 posts
The UK concession prices are not limited to UK residents.
For Westminster Abbey, consider adding the Jubilee Galleries (unless you have trouble with stairs).