Tower of London is one of over 200 attractions around the UK that Blue Peter badge holders can get into for free. To gain free entry, badge holders with a valid badge card must be accompanied by a full paying or concessionary adult.
Can you get into the Tower of London with Blue Peter badge?
Just show your proof of need such as a PIP Letter, Blue Badge, Sunflower Pass, etc. or your national equivalent if you’re visiting from outside the UK, when you arrive at the Ticket Desk. Please book tickets for everyone who is visiting except the carer. We will admit everyone together and never refuse a carer ticket.
Where can I use my Blue Peter badge in London?
- Charles Dickens Museum. Blue Peter. Number of loves 17.
- The Faraday Museum. Blue Peter. Number of loves 16.
- HMS Belfast. Blue Peter. Number of loves 87.
- Kensington Palace. Blue Peter.
- Kew Gardens. Blue Peter.
- London Museum of Water & Steam. Blue Peter.
- London Transport Museum. Blue Peter.
- London Wetland Centre (WWT) Blue Peter.
Where can the Blue Peter badge be used?
There are over 200 UK Attractions that you can enter for free with your Blue Peter Badge. Highlights include major theme parks such as Adventure Island at Southend-on-Sea and Blackpool Pleasure Beach. There are also a wide range of zoos including Africa Alive!, Edinburgh Zoo, Knowsley Safari and ZSL London Zoo.
What attractions can you get in for free with a Blue Peter badge?
Top 10 Blue Peter Badge Attractions Offering Free Entry
- 1 -Blackpool Pleasure Beach.
- 2 – Adventure Island.
- 3 – ZSL London Zoo.
- 4 – Edinburgh Zoo.
- 5 – Jorvik Viking Centre.
- 6 – Eden Project.
- 7 – Magna Science Adventure Centre.
- 8 – Africa Alive!
How do you get into the Tower of London for free?
There is an admission charge and often a long queue to visit the Tower. But you can see parts of it for free at night by getting tickets in advance to the ancient Ceremony of the Keys. You can visit the Tower of London on the city walk, bridges walk and self guided bus tour.
Is there disabled parking at the Tower of London?
Car parking
Blue Badge parking bays can be found nearby in Tower Hill Coach and Car Park. An interactive map, produced by the City of London, shows Blue Badge parking bays in the local area. Drop-off points for coaches or taxis can be found on Lower Thames Street, a two minute walk from the Tower.
Can I use my Blue Badge in central London?
If you’re a Blue Badge holder there are several options available to you. These include places to stop to set down or pick up passengers and parking spaces which are reserved solely for the use of Blue Badge holders. However, the standard entitlements of the Blue Badge do not apply in parts of central London.
Can Blue Badge holders park in pay and display London?
BLUE BADGE HOLDERS CAN PARK:
At a meter, Pay and Display bays and Pay by Phone bays (BB holders will get an additional hour of free parking added to the time for which payment has been made)
Can Blue Badge holders park for free in London?
You may park for free. Unless signs say otherwise, you may park without time limit. You must display the Blue Badge (and the blue parking clock if the bay is time limited). Always try to use these bays instead of parking on yellow lines.
Can you get into London Zoo with a Blue Peter badge?
ZSL London Zoo is one of over 200 attractions around the UK that Blue Peter badge holders can visit for free*. You can also use your Blue Peter badge at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo.
Can you get into Longleat free with a Blue Peter badge?
ONE child carrying a valid Blue Peter badge card and a Blue Peter badge will be entitled to ONE free Day Ticket when accompanied by a minimum of one adult purchasing a Day Ticket at full price.
What is the highest Blue Peter badge?
The Gold badge
The Gold badge is the highest award in the Blue Peter family and they are very rare indeed. Each year only a very small number of badges are awarded to recognise and celebrate exceptional outstanding achievements. To earn a Gold badge, you must be aged 6-15 and have already earned at least one other Blue Peter badge.
Does a Blue Peter badge get you into Thorpe Park?
Unfortunately we do not accept Blue Peter Badges.
Can you get into Blackpool Pleasure Beach with a Blue Peter badge?
Free entry for badge holders
Blackpool Pleasure Beach is one of over 200 attractions around the UK that Blue Peter badge holders can get into for free. To gain entry, each child must be a badge holder with a valid badge card and must be accompanied by a full paying adult.
What is a green Blue Peter badge?
Green badges are awarded for showing us how much you care about nature, the environment and sustainability and telling us what you do to help to protect our planet. Earn your Green badge by answering our super-sustainability questions and uploading your photos and artwork inspired by nature and the environment.
Can you walk around Tower of London for free?
Tickets and prices
Tower of London only ticket prices (excl donation): Members: Free. Adult: £29.90. Child: £14.90.
Can you walk around the Tower of London without a ticket?
You definitely need a ticket for the Tower of London. You can either book your tickets online in advance of your visit (recommended), or you can buy tickets from the ticket office which is near the main entrance. We highly recommend booking tickets in advance.
What is the best day to visit the Tower of London?
To avoid crowds, plan your visit to fall on a weekday since weekends are extremely busy. Better yet, visit the Tower the first thing in the morning because even on weekdays, the afternoon hours get pretty busy with school trips.
Is disabled parking free in central London?
Designated disabled bays
Over 200 bays are available free of charge provided the badge and clock are displayed.
Can Blue Badge holders park for free at Heathrow?
Alternatively, the first 2 hours of parking are free of charge for Blue Badge holders in our Long Stay car parks.