19 attractions with one ticket

Turbopass London 2026: City Pass & Flex Pass at a glance

Q: How long is the Turbopass valid for?

This depends on the model. The City Pass is valid for the consecutive calendar days selected at the time of purchase (1 to 7) and is automatically activated on the selected date. The Flex Pass is activated the first time you visit an attraction and is valid for 30 days thereafter. Each attraction can be visited once within the validity period.

Q: How do cancellations and returns work?

This depends on the model. With the City Pass, cancellation is only possible as long as the ticket has not been used, no tickets have been created and no reservations have been made - a cancellation fee of €30 per ticket applies. With the Flex Pass, there is a full refund as long as you have not yet selected or reserved an attraction; as soon as attractions are reserved, only a pro rata refund. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the start date are non-refundable. The Turbopass can be purchased up to approximately 365 days in advance. Note: Voucher cards are non-refundable, but can be redeemed for up to three years. The cancellation rules are therefore much stricter than the free 90-day cancellation for Go City products.

Q: Is there a discount for children?

Yes, children aged 5 to 15 pay the discounted child price - starting at £80 for one day with the City Pass and £44 for two attractions with the Flex Pass. Children under 5 are usually free and do not need their own Turbopass.

Q: Is local public transport included?

No. The Turbopass includes a 24h hop-on hop-off bus tour and a 24h Thames boat trip, but no ticket for Tube, regular city buses or train. For public transport you also need an Oyster Card or contactless payment. Find out more at /en/london-pass-oyster-card/.

Two models for your London trip: the City Pass with all 19 attractions for 1 to 7 days or the Flex Pass with 2 to 7 freely selectable experiences. Tower of London, Madame Tussauds, hop-on hop-off bus and Thames boat trip included.

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19 attractions included

City Pass & Flex Pass

Digital immediately by e-mail

Available up to 365 days in advance

Turbopass London: two models to choose from

Both products contain the same 19 attractions - the difference lies in the billing model.

All-Inclusive

For frequent visitors with a full programme

Turbopass London City Pass

from £115 for 1 day, adults

All 19 attractions for the selected number of days

Valid for 1 to 7 consecutive calendar days
Each of the 19 attractions once per validity
24h hop-on hop-off bus and 24h Thames boat trip included
The longer the validity, the cheaper per day

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For targeted selection without time pressure

Turbopass London Flex Pass

from £62 for 2 attractions, adults

Choose 2 to 7 attractions freely from the offer

Valid for 30 days from the first activation
You only pay for the experiences you actually have
Full flexibility when planning your trip
The same 19 attractions are available

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Turbopass City Pass Prices 2026

Choose your period of validity - the longer, the cheaper per day.

£115 Adults - 1 day - Children from £80

All 19 attractions included

19 attractions included
24h hop-on hop-off bus tour included
24h Thames boat trip included
The London Eye as an optional upgrade
Available up to 365 days in advance
Digital immediately by e-mail

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Prices in British pounds (£). Prices valid in 2026 (survey 04/2026). Children's price applies to 5-15 year olds, children under 5 are generally free of charge.

What is the Turbopass for London?

The Turbopass is a digital sightseeing pass that bundles 19 London attractions, a 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus and a 24-hour Thames boat trip into one ticket. There are two variants: the City Pass as an all-inclusive model and the Flex Pass with free choice of attraction. Both come purely digitally, immediately after purchase by e-mail - you show a QR code on your smartphone at the entrance.

City Pass or Flex Pass - What is the difference?

The City Pass unlocks all 19 attractions for a selected number of consecutive days - ideal if you want to see as much as possible in a short space of time. At the Flex Pass you can choose between 2 and 7 attractions and have 30 days to redeem them - the right choice if you only want to visit certain highlights and want to plan in a relaxed manner.

How much does the Turbopass?

The City Pass starts at £115 for one day and becomes significantly cheaper per day the longer it is valid - at 7 days the daily price is only around £35. The Flex Pass starts at £62 for two attractions. The official website also shows guide prices in euros (City Pass from 129,00 €, Flex Pass from 69,90 €); the following tables show the relevant prices in pounds sterling.

Price table: City Pass for 1 to 7 days

All 19 attractions for the selected number of consecutive days.

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Validity	Adults	Children (5-15)	Price per day (adult)
1 day	£115	£80	£115 / Day
2 days	£142	£89	£71 / Day
3 days	£160	£107	£53 / Day
4 days	£177	£124	£44 / Day
5 days	£204	£142	£41 / Day
6 days	£222	£160	£37 / Day
7 days	£248	£177	£35 / Day

Price table: Flex Pass for 2 to 7 attractions

Choose freely from the offer - 30 days to redeem all selected experiences.

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Selection	Adults	Children (5-15)	Price per attraction (adult)
2 attractions	£62	£44	£31
3 attractions	£89	£67	£30
4 attractions	£115	£85	£29
5 attractions	£142	£106	£28
6 attractions	£169	£124	£28
7 attractions	£195	£141	£28

Children under 5 years are generally free of charge. All prices in British pounds (£), valid in 2026 (survey 04/2026).

These 19 attractions are included

At the City Pass automatically all, at the Flex Pass you select 2 to 7 of them.

Tower of London
Madame Tussauds London
SEA LIFE London Aquarium
The London Dungeon
Shrek's Adventure! London
London Zoo
Moco Museum London
Hampton Court Palace
Kensington Palace
Up at The O2
Hop-On Hop-Off bus tour (Big Bus, 24h)
Thames boat trip (City Cruises, 24h)
Guided tour through the National Gallery
Changing of the guard tour (Changing of the Guard)
Harry Potter Walking tour
Self-guided Harry Potter Audio tour
Cycle tour through London
Bike hire in London
The London Eye (optional upgrade)

Good to know

The London Eye is not automatically included in the price, but can be added as an optional upgrade at the time of purchase. If the Ferris wheel is firmly on your list, check the upgrade costs in advance.

No local public transport

The Turbopass includes a 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus tour and a 24-hour Thames boat trip - but no ticket for the Tube, regular city buses or trains. For public transport, you also need an Oyster Card or contactless payment.

How local transport works in London

Additional discount partners

No attraction admissions, but discounts for your trip.

West End Theatre Scene – 10 % on musical and theatre tickets
Welcome Pickups – 8 % on the airport transfer
EatWith – 10 % on culinary experiences
Colet eSIM - 1 GB Free data volume
Radical Storage – 10 % to the left-luggage office

How to use the Turbopass

From purchase to first entry - digitally and without waiting time.

Buy online

You choose the City Pass the number of days or the Flex Pass the number of attractions and completes the purchase online. The Turbopass is only available digitally - all taxes and fees are included in the price.

Receive digital

Immediately after purchase you will receive the Turbopass by e-mail as a QR code or in the app. We recommend booking a time slot in advance for individual attractions so that you can be admitted without having to wait.

Activate and visit

The City Pass becomes active on the selected date, the Flex Pass on your first visit to the attraction. From then on: the City Pass for the selected calendar days, the Flex Pass For 30 days. Each attraction can be visited once during the validity period.

Turbopass compared to the Go-City products

An honest categorisation - when the Turbopass and when another choice is better.

Advantages of Turbopass

Hop-on hop-off bus and Thames boat trip are included in the City Pass automatically included
With the Flex Pass you often save more on a few major highlights than with a larger sightseeing pass
Two models cover both frequent and selective visitors
Digital immediately by e-mail, all taxes and fees included in the price

Disadvantages of Turbopass

Only 19 attractions to choose from - with the London Pass® there are over 100, with the Explorer Pass also over 100
With Turbopass The London Eye is only included as a paid upgrade - but is available directly from the major providers
Royal highlights such as Windsor Castle or the King's Gallery are missing
If only one or two visits are planned, single tickets are often cheaper

Rule of thumb

If you want to see as many different sights as possible in London, the wider Go City products are usually the better choice. The Turbopass really comes into its own when you combine a few major highlights and use the included bus and boat trip.

London Pass® and Explorer Pass in direct comparison

London Pass®

Over 100 attractions for 1 to 10 days - the most comprehensive sightseeing pass for London.

To the London Pass®

Explorer Pass

Choose 2 to 7 from over 100 attractions and redeem them flexibly for 30 days.

To the Explorer Pass

All attractions

Filterable overview of all London attractions with prices and availability per provider.

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Frequently asked questions about the Turbopass

City Pass or Flex Pass - What is the difference?

The City Pass unlocks all 19 attractions for a selected number of consecutive days and is ideal if you want to see a lot in a short space of time. With the Flex Pass you can choose between 2 and 7 attractions and have 30 days to redeem them - the better choice if you only want to visit individual highlights.

Is The London Eye in the Turbopass included?

The London Eye is not automatically included, but can be added as an optional upgrade at the time of purchase. If the Ferris wheel is a fixed part of your programme, you should budget for the upgrade costs in advance. All other 18 attractions such as Tower of London, Madame Tussauds and the bus and boat trip are included as standard.

How long is the Turbopass valid?

That depends on the model. The City Pass is valid for the consecutive calendar days (1 to 7) selected at the time of purchase and is automatically activated on the selected date. The Flex Pass is activated the first time you visit an attraction and is valid for 30 days thereafter. Each attraction can be visited once within the validity period.

How do cancellations and returns work?

That depends on the model. With the City Pass cancellation is only possible as long as the ticket has not been used, no tickets have been issued and no reservations have been made - a cancellation fee of 30 € per ticket. At the Flex Pass there is a full refund as long as you have not yet selected or reserved an attraction; once attractions are reserved, only a pro rata refund. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the start date are non-refundable. The following can be purchased Turbopass up to around 365 days in advance. Note: Voucher cards are non-refundable, but can be redeemed for up to three years. The cancellation rules are therefore much stricter than the free 90-day cancellation for Go City products.

How do I get the Turbopass after the purchase?

The Turbopass is purely digital and arrives immediately after purchase by e-mail as a QR code or in the app. You don't need to print anything out - just show the code on your smartphone at the entrance. All taxes and fees are included in the price.

Is there a discount for children?

Yes, children from 5 to 15 years pay the reduced children's price - at the City Pass he starts with £80 for one day, at the Flex Pass with £44 for two attractions. Children under the age of 5 are generally free of charge and do not need their own ticket. Turbopass.

Is local public transport included?

No. The Turbopass includes a 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus tour and a 24-hour Thames boat trip, but no ticket for the Tube, regular city buses or trains. For public transport you will also need an Oyster Card or contactless payment.

How local transport works in London

How many attractions can I do in one day?

Two to three major attractions per day are realistic in London, plus paths and breaks. This is important when choosing a model: When City Pass every calendar day counts, so it is worthwhile if you are actively travelling on several days. If you only want to visit a few specific highlights, the Flex Pass often more favourable.

Ready for London? Which Turbopass-product suits you?

City Pass for full programme or Flex Pass for targeted selection - both available digitally immediately by e-mail and up to 365 days in advance.

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