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For individuals between the ages of 5 and 15 years. Under 5 years travel free

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For students, a valid student identity card must be presented upon boarding the vessel at any of the piers (only available at the ticket office)

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Hop on Hop off Thames River Cruise

Discover London’s famous attractions with a hop on hop off Thames River Cruise. You’ll get to hop on and off as many times as you wish during a 24-hour period. Sail past many famous attractions like Big Ben, The Houses of Parliament, Shakespeare’s Globe and HMS Belfast. Hop off the boat to explore sights like Tower of London, the London Eye and Borough Market.

Our Hop on Hop off Thames River Cruises is an easy way to explore the best of London. Purchase your tickets today!

Highlights:

• Hop on hop off Thames river cruise with unlimited access for 24 hours
• Get on and off at any one of 4 piers
• See amazing views of London from all-weather boats
• Guided commentary of many sights along the Thames
• On-board refreshments at the bar, serving hold and cold drinks

Hop onboard your Thames River Cruise and set sail! The River Thames runs through the heart of Central London and you’ll notice lots of iconic buildings on both the left and right-hand banks of the river. Once upon a time, the river was the major economic lifeblood of the city. Many famous places were built overlooking it such as the Houses of Parliament and the Tower of London . Today, it’s really easy to reach these places with your hop on hop off Thames River Cruise ticket!

The Four Piers

Your Thames River Cruise stops at four piers. You can hop on and off at each pier to visit some of London’s most popular attractions.

Westminster Pier is the best place to hop on and off to reach many famous London landmarks. This includes the Houses of Parliament, Churchill Museum, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, Cabinet War Rooms and Big Ben. It’s also ideal for walking to many famous locations in London such as Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square and Covent Garden.

The London Eye Pier is located in the riverside Southbank neighbourhood. Popular nearby attractions include The London Eye , Shrek’s Adventure and Sealife Aquarium. As you stroll along the south bank of the River Thames you’ll notice lots of street performers, shops, cafes and pubs.

Tower Pier is the perfect point to hop on and off for visiting the Tower of London. You’ll also get incredible views of Tower Bridge as you hop on and off the river cruise. The City of London is located nearby, the financial district and a very historic part of the city.

Greenwich Pier is the ideal place to get on and off for visiting the World Heritage Centre of Greenwich. See the famous ship called Cutty Sark as well as the National Maritime Museum and Painted Hall. It’s a steep climb to get to the Royal Observatory, the home of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and the historic Prime Meridian of the World.

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• The ticket is valid for unlimited travel within a 24-hour period
• Vouchers must be redeemed at Westminster Pier, Tower Pier or Greenwich Pier, and not at London Eye Pier

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Up until the 20th Century, the River Thames was an important part of the economic lifeblood of the city. Barges would travel up the river daily, carrying important supplies such as timber, wool, foodstuffs and livestock. This includes the stone used to rebuild St Paul’s Cathedral after the 1666 Great Fire of London, which was transported by boat along the River Thames from the Cotswolds to London. Following the growth of road transport in the 20th Century, the River Thames became less economically important.

Nowaday’s if you look out at the river, you’ll spot our hop on hop off cruises showing-off this wonderful city to tourists from all over the world!

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London Tube ticket from the 80s drives home just how much fares have risen

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An old London travel card reveals how much the cost of Tube travel has increased over the years.

London would not be the same without the underground.

Whether you love it or hate it, the Tube has been a fundamental part of life in the capital since it opened more than 160 years ago.

Ticket price increases on the Transport of London network are also a regular occurrence – although fares were frozen again this year.

A Londoner discovered a 1988 London Underground travel card when going through their parents’ old books, sharing the rare find online on Reddit.

It shows how much prices have ballooned since.

Back then, an off-peak travel card across zones 1 to 3 for one day cost £2, MyLondon reports.

Because of inflation, that equals £5.36 today.

Today, hopping on the Tube for one day of travel between zones 1-6 will set you back by £15.90.

The discovery sparked nostalgic memories on Reddit, with one user saying ‘that’s a blast from the past. People selling cards at stations! I remember doing it too.’

Another said: ‘Wow, talk about nostalgia! Back then I was riding the tube in to University every day.’

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Travel cards were introduced on the London Underground and buses in 1983, while day tickets were launched the following year, according to MyLondon .

The graphic below reveals how much Tube prices have increased for one-day travel cards in zones 1 to 4.

Londoners let out a sigh of relief in 2016, when TfL announced a ticket price freeze.

Passenger fares were frozen between 2017 and 2020, preventing a rise of 12%, the BBC reported.

The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan announced another fare freeze in January until March 2025 ahead of the mayoral race .

It comes after the transport authority announced an average rise of 5.9% last year.

The average pay-as-you-go Tube fare went up by 30p, while the fare for a single bus journey increased by 10p, according to the broadcaster.

A spokesperson for the Mayor said Khan pledged to freeze TfL fares until at least 2025 to ‘support Londoners with the cost of living crisis.’

‘This is the fifth time Sadiq has frozen fares as he continues to build a greener and fairer London for everyone,’ they added.

Overall consumer prices in Britain have increased by around 236% since the ticket was issued.

The Tube has been modernised since it opened, including the addition of the Elizabeth Line , a better phone signal and an off-peak Friday price trial announced by City Hall.

Passengers are set to get mobile signal within most of London underground by the end of this year – to the delight of those who rack up hours of travel on the Tube each month.

Stretching 249 miles, the underground network has hundreds of secret passages, historical Grade II-listed stations and even ghost platforms.

If you ever feel you are being watched when catching the Tube, it could be because some of the passages have metal grates with views of unassuming passengers.

Travel influencer Dan Thomas revealed a tour of the historic passages.

It could also be because there are more than 15,500 CCTV cameras in the London Underground.

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A TfL spokesperson told Metro.co.uk if it plans to extend the off-peak Fridays trial: ‘We continue to analyse the impact of our trial of off-peak pay as you go fares on Tube and rail services on a Friday, which remains ongoing until May 31.

‘This analysis will take into account a number of aspects including assessing changes to both morning peak ridership and overall daily ridership, as well as the impact to businesses across London.’

The London Underground

Here is everything you need to know if you ever find yourself in a Tube-themed pub quiz.

The underground was affectionately nicknamed Tube after the shape of its tunnels.

The Tube opened in 1863, and since then the passenger numbers have increased to a whopping 1.35 billion each year.

Today, it boasts 11 lines with 272 stations stretching across the capital and beyond Greater London.

The furthest Underground station from central London is Chesham in Buckinghamshire located in zone 9.

It stretches for 249 miles.

The busiest station is Waterloo with 100.3 million passengers annually, according to TfL.

Waterloo is also the station with most escalators – 23 in total.

While the average train speed across the Tube is around 20 mph, the Metropolitan Line can reach speeds of up to 62 mph.

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London Game: Where to buy tickets for Jets vs. Vikings | Ticket prices, best deals, more

• Updated: May. 15, 2024, 9:28 p.m. |
• Published: May. 15, 2024, 9:18 p.m.

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The New York Jets will face the Minnesota Vikings at Tottenham Hotspur New Stadium in London, England, on Sunday, Oct. 6, 2024 (10/6/24).

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Fans who want to attend this game can now purchase tickets on VIVID SEATS . The cheapest ticket is currently $377.

Here’s the Jets’ 2024 schedule:

Monday, Sept. 9 at 49ers (Monday Night Football)

Sunday, Sept. 15 at Titans

Thursday, Sept. 19 vs. Patriots (Thursday Night Football)

Sunday, Sept. 29 vs Broncos

Sunday, Oct. 6 at Vikings ( London)

Monday, Oct. 14 vs Bills (Monday Night Football)

Sunday, Oct. 20 at Steelers (Sunday Night Football)

Sunday, Oct. 27 at Patriots

Thursday, Oct. 31 vs Texans (Thursday Night Football)

Sunday, Nov. 10 at Cardinals

Sunday, Nov. 17 vs Colts (Sunday Night Football)

Sunday, Dec. 1 vs Seahawks

Sunday, Dec. 8 at Dolphins

Sunday, Dec. 15 at Jaguars

Sunday, Dec. 22 vs Rams

Sunday, Dec. 29 at Bills

Saturday, Jan. 4 or Sunday, Jan. 5 vs Dolphins

Here are the Jets (7-10) results from 2023:

Mon. Sept. 11, 2023 vs. Buffalo, W 22-16 OT

Sun. Sept. 17, 2023 at Dallas, L 30-10

Sun. Sept. 24, 2023 vs. New England, L 15-10

Sun. Oct. 1, 2023 vs. Kansas City, L 23-20

Sun. Oct. 8, 2023 at Denver, W 31-21

Sun. Oct. 15, 2023 vs. Philadelphia, W 20-14

Sun. Oct. 29, 2023 at Giants, W 13-10 OT

Mon. Nov. 6, 2023 vs. Chargers, L 27-6

Sun. Nov. 12, 2023 at Las Vegas, L 16-12

Sun. Nov. 19, 2023 at Buffalo, L 32-6

Fri. Nov. 24, 2023 vs. Miami, L 34-13

Sun. Dec. 3, 2023 vs. Atlanta, L 13-8

Sun. Dec. 10, 2023 vs. Houston, W 30-6

Sun. Dec. 17, 2023 at Miami, L 30-0

Sun. Dec. 24, 2023 vs. Washington, W 30-28

Thu. Dec. 28, 2023 at Cleveland, L 37-20

Sun. Jan. 7, 2024 vs. New England, W 17-3

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Travel across London by river

Take to the Thames and discover a new way to move through the capital by boat.

Uber Boat by Thames Clippers stops at 24 piers along the Thames between Barking Riverside Pier in the East and Putney Pier in the West. Services run from early in the morning until late at night 7 days a week.

Like the tube, the river is divided into zones: West, Central and East. Your ticket must be valid for all the zones you travel through. For instance, if you are travelling between Embankment and North Greenwich piers you will need a Central and East ticket.

All our boats and piers are wheelchair and pram accessible except for Cadogan, London Bridge City and Wandsworth Riverside Quarter piers. You can even bring your bike on board at no extra cost.

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Avoid the rush-hour hassle and take to the river. Make time yours! With a guaranteed seat and personal space, what are you going to do with your time? Catch up on emails, call a friend or read a book? Perhaps just enjoy the views?

RB1, our main route, operates from early in the morning until late at night 7 days a week across the Central and East Zones. The RB1 stops at piers between Battersea Power Station or London Eye (Waterloo) and Barking Riverside (depending on time of the day) allowing you to easily travel across London and enjoy the capital’s landmarks such as Westminster, The London Eye, Tower or Greenwich.

Please check the timetable before travelling.

On weekends, RB2 operates across all our zones (West, Central and East) stopping at main piers between Putney and North Greenwich via Battersea Power Station. Our RB2 service connects Tate Britain at Millbank Pier and Tate Modern at Bankside Pier, the easiest way to travel Tate to Tate.

The RB4 Canary Wharf to Doubletree Docklands ferry service provides regular river crossings between Canary Wharf and Rotherhithe 7 days a week.

The RB6 operates weekdays during morning and evening peak times between Putney and Canary Wharf piers located in the West and Central Zones of our route. During the off-peak daytime the service operates hourly between Putney and Royal Wharf in the East Zone.

RB6 regularly calls at Embankment, Blackfriars and London Bridge City piers but does not always stop at all piers along its route. Please check the timetable before travelling.

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Ticket information, accessibility, book tickets, latest service updates.

For the most up to date information on our services please follow   @thamesclippers on X (formerly known as Twitter). You can also find live departure information at the piers or on the Thames Clippers Tickets app.

Jets vs. Vikings London NFL game tickets: Price, date for Week 5 after 2024 schedule release

Justin Jefferson, J.J. McCarthy, and the new-look Vikings will once again take to London in the 2024 NFL season.

The Brits are in for a treat, as are Americans looking forward to experiencing good football on European soil. The Vikings will take on Aaron Rodgers and the Jets in Week 5 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The Jets are the designated home team.

McCarthy — the 10th pick in the draft — is the heir apparent to Kirk Cousins who signed with the Falcons this offseason after six seasons in Minnesota. While he's certainly the future, McCarthy may not start right away as the team brought in veteran Sam Darnold to potentially serve as a bridge until McCarthy is ready to step in.

This will mark Minnesota's fourth time playing a regular-season game in the U.K., and the second time the Vikings have played at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The purple-and-gold have gone a perfect 3-0 overseas.

BUY NOW: Cheapest tickets for Jets vs. Vikings in 2024 London game

Meanwhile, the Jets trip to London marks the second trip overseas for Rodgers. Then with the Packers, Rodgers lost 27-22 to the Giants at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium back in 2022. 

Here is all you need to know about how to find tickets including the cheapest prices and best seats.

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Jets vs. Vikings NFL London game tickets

The Week 5 Jets vs. Vikings showdown will take place on October 6.

Jets vs. Vikings London tickets go on sale May 16 at 1:00 a.m. ET and 6:00 a.m. GMT. The face value of NFL tickets for last year's game at Tottenham Hotspur started at $82 USD for adults and $40 USD for children. Given the high demand for tickets, StubHub provides an opportunity to purchase tickets available on the secondary market if they sell out.

You can purchase tickets for all of the NFL London games in 2024 on StubHub. Here are links to find the cheapest tickets and best seats available on the secondary ticket market:

• October 6 — Jets vs. Vikings at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium ( Buy now )
• October 13 — Jaguars vs. Bears at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium ( Buy now )
• October 20 — Patriots vs. Jaguars at Wembley Stadium ( Buy now )

Jets schedule 2024

Home and away opponents are set for the 2024 season, even without all of the dates and times. New York will host eight games at MetLife Stadium while going on the road for nine. That includes trips to San Francisco and Pittsburgh, among others.

Here's a look at all of the Jets' opponents in 2024 as well as links to tickets for every game.

Vikings schedule 2024

Home and away opponents are set for the 2024 season, even without dates and times. Minnesota will host nine games at US Bank Stadium while going on the road for eight. That includes trips to the AFC South's Jacksonville and Tennessee.

Here's a look at all of the Vikings’ opponents in 2024 along with links to see the cheapest tickets available for every game on StubHub.