London Bridge Experience, hotel and ticket London break from £148 per family of 4 London Bridge Experience, hotel and ticket breaks from £148 per family of 4 Available until 12th September London Bridge Experience is a historical attraction in the excavated tombs of London Bridge using a gripping guided tour of London Bridge’s 2000 year history using a stunning combination of special effects, CGI, real characters and animation Voted the UK’s ‘best year round scare attraction’, the London Bridge Experience and the London Tombs are London attractions not to be missed. It’s two attractions – one price, and even greater value as part of a London break. London Bridge Experience, hotel and ticket breaks from £148 per family of 4 The London Bridge Experience & The London Tombs | London Break
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London Break Summer Offer with London Bridge Experience
http://londonbreak.org.uk/61/london-break-summer-offer-with-london-bridge-experience/
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August 11 2010, 1:45am | Comments »
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Dennis Severs House
http://londonbreakattractions.blogspot.com/2010/01/dennis-severs-house.html
Over on the Theatre Breaks Magazine blog there's a curious suggestion to visit a smaller London Attraction called Dennis Severs HouseDennis Severs' House in fact features ten rooms which depict the family life of some Huguenot weavers, who inhabited the house at 18 Folgate Street in the early 18th Century.Dennis Severs House is actually a brilliant place to visit. Having been there several times I’d especially recommend going soon before Christmas because they do it up just like old Christmases past, and the smells are simply heavenly. Each floor of the house depicts a different era. You have to be silent though. A great place to just sit & relax. Dennis Severs lived here & created it & invited special guests to experience it in the way he wanted it to be experienced. One of the truly greatest experiences that London has to offer, a unique experience. Dennis Severs House - 18 Folgate StreetFamily life in the 18th and 19th Century. Not a usual museum but in many respects a very modern art form where sounds smells and visuals will tickle your senses.
January 1 2010, 8:53am | Comments »
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Theatre Breaks Agents Compared
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Theatre Breaks Agents Theatre breaks agencies come in many shapes but here at the London Theatre Breaks blog we like to work with three in particular. We get a small commission from each reader who books a theatre break through our links and that helps to fund our blog. The theatre breaks agents offer somewhat differing services and the best one for you depends on what you are looking for when you start searching for a theatre break package. You need to decide what your priorities are first before you look at the various deals on offer because you are not really comparing like with like. (If you need help with this have a look at this post on our sister site Theatre Breaks Magazine.) The agencies specialise and offer various options, they often work with particular hotels or a particular level of ticket. Some agencies have offers on rail fares which you can bundle in with the cost of your tickets, other optional extras like meals can also be added. Often agencies offer discounts on London attractions when they are booked with your theatre break. We only work with reputable agencies where we can be sure that not only will you get a good deal but that your tickets and hotel room will be honoured. Some of the other theatre breaks companies add lots of hidden extras, like booking fees, on to your final bill. We think this is not acceptable so we only recommend the following package deals: Show and Stay Theatre Breaks
Show and Stay is a long-established theatre package company. They are part of the larger Holiday Extras group and we have been working with them for the last 2-3 years. Feedback from customers has been very positive and we continue to recommend them. Show and Stay really specialise in getting you top quality tickets at a good price and combining them with a good choice of 3 or 4* hotels. They also offer a very good deal on rail tickets, with up to 40% discount as standard. Show and Stay often has the hot tickets that no one else has. For example when Jodie first appeared and Oliver! London was the hottest ticket in town, Show and Stay was able to offer Saturday night, best seats, when there was no other way to get them and everyone else said the show was sold out. Now despite what I’ve said about them offering top quality tickets don’t assume that Show and Stay only do expensive theatre breaks. Their breaks are very competitive. For example someone just booked a midweek evening at Oliver! and 1 night in a 3* hotel for 2 people for only £213.96.
Superbreak Theatre Breaks
Superbreak is where you go for bargains. They offer a range of ticket prices so if you don’t mind being in the Upper Circle you can get a very good price indeed. They have more limited availability sometimes, than Show and Stay but if you are looking for particular dates rather than a specific show they can be very good value. The hotels they work with are just as good as Show and Stay and are usually 3 or 4*. Superbreak are a large company and they do all sorts of London breaks and breaks to other cities too. They are less specialised than Show and Stay but they still offer a good service. Their web site can be a bit harder to find your way around, as it is so large, but if you persevere you can definitely get some great deals. TheatreBreaks.com
TheatreBreaks.com is a smaller company established thirty years ago. They’ve been online for over ten years. They have pretty good availability, work with good 3 and 4* hotels but where they really excel is in their personal touch. They are they people to go to if your needs are at all outside the ordinary. Maybe you want to do a large group with an odd number to see Dirty Dancing on a specific weekend. Perhaps you have limited mobility and need to know that your hotel, and your theatre seats, are fully accessible. They are the best people to help you. You just phone them up quoting your reference number from the website and they will go out of their way to make sure your problems are sorted out. a
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December 30 2009, 5:01am | Comments »
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Ripleys Believe It or Not Museum
http://londonbreakattractions.blogspot.com/2009/01/ripleys-believe-it-or-not-museum.html
Ripleys Believe It or Not Museum is a new attraction in London, and has been taken up as an addon for London Theatre Breaks so I thought I'd try and find out a bit more about it.Opened Wednesday 20th August 2008Robert LeRoy Ripley (December 25, 1890 - May 27, 1949) was an American cartoonist, entrepreneur and amateur anthropologist.It is located in Piccadilly Circus.
January 13 2009, 8:53am | Comments »
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Madame Tussauds- Vintage London Attraction
http://londonbreakattractions.blogspot.com/2008/09/madame-tussauds-vintage-london.html
Madame Tussauds waxworks are a favourite old London attraction, and some of us can remember when there used to be a planetarium there as well. Madame Tussauds is also an optional extra for London Theatre Breaks
September 24 2008, 4:17pm | Comments »
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