Hi! My family and I will be travelling to London this summer and I want to book tickets to Westminster Abbey. My youngest child is 17 years old so I believe that he is eligible for the child discount rate at the abbey; however, I am confused as to which selections to make on the abbey's website. The adult price is 31 pounds, the one adult + one child price is 31 pounds, and the child price (6-17 years old) is 14 pounds. Has anyone taken advantage of the family discount? Is one child essentially free with an adult or should I book a child pass for him? I'm guessing my 17 year-old is free with entry with me but I just want to double-check with someone who may have used this discount in the past. Thanks!
Posted by
USA
508 posts
I bought my adult plus child ticket and was emailed tickets for both of us.
Posted by
Chicagoland
2324 posts
Assuming you and your child will enter the Abbey together, you would select 1 ticket for "1 adult + 1 child 6-17 years" for £31. Then, if you want to add on the Queen's Jubilee Galleries, you would select 1 Galleries adult for £5 and 1 Galleries child 6-17 for £0.
If there are 2 adults plus the 17 year old, then purchase 1 adult ticket for £31 and 1 adult + 1 child ticket for £31.
Posted by
OP
Austin,Texas
11 posts
Thank you for clarifying the ticket selections at Westminster Abbey. Your responses were very helpful!