St Paul's Cathedral Admission Tickets

Nice experience to get a tower overview then sent off on our own to explore. Beefeater meet and greet fun but not worth the money as one could stop and chat and take photo with any beefeaters that we encountered. Nice not to have to deal with entry line and tickets-tgst made it worthwhile for sure along with history lesson overview

St Paul's Cathedarl was exceptional. The voucher provided by Headout had to be printed (which was done by the cathedral's staff) but guarantee us a fast track queue. Thanks a lot! Lourdes

Ticket booking (St. Paul's Church) was easy and worked. But: We had to send the ticket to the cashier at the cash desk by screenshot / email. She then printed it out and we were allowed in. Welcome to the digital world :-)

The cathedral is wonderful and impressive. A must visit if you come to London. The purchase of tickets through hedaout has been very simple and quick entry.

Everything the tour and place is awesome. Never seen a places that is well kept and there's no word to describe the inside. I am speechless, that simple. We are glad we visit St.Paul .

After purchasing some tickets with Headout, they sent me a discount code that I was able to use on the Saint Paul tickets. Everything was great

Booking tickets online is simple and quick. I saved an incredible amount of time thanks to the website. However, some local sites didn't recognize the vouchers, and I ended up spending time at the counter to have these vouchers printed as tickets.

The Cathedral is incredible! Climbing the dome is a unique experience! The only reason I didn't give it an excellent rating was because the ticket I bought had to be emailed to the cathedral beforehand and there wasn't any information on the ticket, which made me feel uncomfortable.

Loved the venue. The ticketing seemed to be inefficient and complicated. Used the app, but still had to print tickets. Then, had to find the right line, for them to again print a ticket that was then used. Really doesn't make much sense - what's the point of etickets with dual printing? Not efficient, and the staff trying to handle it at the venue seemed confused as well.

I bought a ticket through a page which requires printing a paper version. I send email with tickets attachments to reception desk to be printed out. I waited for 10 minutes but they didn't receive my emails,so a man on the reception suggested to do a photo on the I pad, I was really happy with the service.

The church is impressive, both in size and furnishings. The ascent with a view over London is great. But what I liked best was that you get a history tour of important people and events in English history.

Amazing experience, we loved the place. We already visit in past years and still beautiful. The old gentlemen's (guides) are so so lovely. We really enjoy that time!

We loved we were not under to pressure to have a quick look and then leave. We were invited to attend a short service that was being held but , you didn't feel pressured to do so. Also it felt like most of the Cathedral was available to be explored from the top of the dome to the crypts down below. AMAZING

The Cathedral is a work of art! Enough said! I booked the tickets through the specific cathedral web site, received electronically and still had to queue up and get that converted to a paper picket! What's the point? I assumed it would be expedited!

We got there early 9.30 and no que. Got tickets and we were there for the fire alarm most amazing to see as a rod was lit up from the top to the bottom. We missed the crowds so we could explore all that St Paul's has to offer which was so lovely. We spent nearly 3 hours and we recommend the coffee at the outside square looking up at St Paul we had sunshine

The cathedral is a must-see. In history and in the present it is significant for London and Great Britain. There is much to discover and experience. You should enjoy the view from the galleries and plan at least 2 hours for the sightseeing.

Love the experience in the cathedral which is awesome! Experienced guide and pleasant staff but NOT the online tickeing experience! QR code has already been given when we purchased the ticket online and it should be used for admission into the cathedral in order to cut short the waiting time at the entrance. We were made to be in line with the other visitors who were purchaing their tickets on the spot. If this is the case, why bother to buy online when we have to be in the waiting line again? The need to have it printed is also so inconvenient. We are traveling tourist and cannot be expected to have access to printer! Moreover it is so unenvironemental friendly. Shocked to know of such practice is still in use. Please look into this.

It was good could have been better. I was advised of my booking on my phone and there was a QR code. I thought they could just scan this to verify my admission but it still had to be printed out. It should be a process that they can just scan the code on my phone and it automatically prints my ticket

Compared to other sights around London, the visit to St. Paul's cathedral was quite affordable. We've learned a lot about this historical sight. After the climb up to the top of the Dome we've had a beautiful view around.

Being Christians we were pleased with lots of information about the faith without being too heavy. The holy prayer stops we very good.