London Specials

I watched Moulin Rouge when it came out all those years ago. I was delighted with the sets; the red curtains, blue elephant and the Indian saree drapes. That view of Montemarte and the Eiffel Tower from Satine's window and her entry into the musical, much anticipated and just as spectacular as in the movie the music was refreshingly different and at the same time they kept so many of the best pieces. My 14 year daughter loved the cancan performances, the moving sets and the over all glamour. Our favourite day in London on this vacation.

Wonderful experience! That's how you're supposed to watch Moulin Rouge ! Even though we did not have the best seats in the house, it was a marvel to watch, and a journey from beginning to end. I went with my dad, and, having grown up with the movie Moulin Rouge because it's one of his favorite movie of all time, we knew the original songs by heart, but we were happily surprised to discover that new songs had been added and it was wonderful. 100% recommend ❤️

I took my mum as we have both watched the movie several times. It was brilliant and I can't fault the actors at all. The humour with the play definitely uplifted the whole atmosphere of the play. We sat at the back of the royal circle & it was difficult to see certain parts of the play but I know for next time to try and get a front seat. It was very emotional and I cried at the end. You could definitely feel how phantom felt having his heart broken by a woman he loved. Would recommend to anyone (who have watched the film at least). 5 STARS 🌟

Absolutely phenomenal show! The stage and theatrics were 10/10. We were able to get great seats with last minute tickets too. So happy we saw this show! We walked back to our hotel singing "Phantom of the Opera!!" So fun. Would highly recommend to anyone visiting London.

Both the london dungeon and madame tussauds were very good attractions. I would recommend them to anyone who is visiting London. The combo ticket saves you money and is a great idea.

The ease of using the passes was terrific. Due to protests, I was not able to enjoy the Hop On Bus. A highlight was the excellent commentary provided on the Thames River cruise.

Honestly, the whole day felt like something out of a movie. Going up on the London Eye was insane – seeing the whole city laid out like that made me feel so small but in the best way. Madame Tussauds was so fun, we kept running around taking silly pics with the figures, like they were actually celebrities we bumped into. And SEA LIFE… wow, walking through that tunnel with sharks and stingrays literally swimming over my head was unreal. Everything was so easy and well organized, I didn’t have to stress about a thing. It’s honestly one of those days I know I’m gonna remember when I think about being 21 and exploring London.

Visiting the abbey was memorable. Although there was a big crowd there was plenty of space to move around. I noticed that people were respectful many sitting quietly just reflecting or contemplating and listening to the audio. So much to see and absorb. Wonderful to see our own Ernrst Rutherford with a plaque on the floor. We also enjoyed the afternoon tea in the cafe.