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7 May 2002
Your invitation to visit the Queen
The London Pass Launches a special, Souvenir Edition Guide
Book
to Commemorate the Queen’s Golden Jubilee
Today, The London Pass, the smart card that serves as a passport to
all of London, goes Golden, by announcing a special edition to the London Pass
- The Golden Jubilee Souvenir Edition, available from May until September 2002.
Travellers to London will want this must-have souvenir as a reminder of their
memorable trip to London’s top attractions, including Buckingham Palace,
Windsor Castle and the Tower of London. Additionally, for the first time, the
pass will also include free entry into Westminster Abbey.
“This edition of The London Pass Guide Book showcases the best Royal attractions
in London,” stated Angus Rankine, founding director of Leisure Pass Group.
“We hope the British and tourists to London will continue to show their support
to the Royal Family and be a part of yet more history, by celebrating the Queen’s
Golden Jubilee.”
The Golden Jubilee Souvenir Edition of The London Pass comes with a pocket-sized
guidebook listing descriptions in full-colour. It offers tourists access to over
60 of London’s top attractions, which include, Kensington Palace, Hampton
Court Palace, Buckingham Palace, Tower of London and Windsor Castle, to name a
few. Unlimited travel on buses, tubes and trains is available with purchase of
London Pass prior to arriving in London.
The London Pass is the UK’s first city pass to use smart card technology.
Users have their pass swiped at till points for cashless transactions. Once activated
the pass is valid for the number of consecutive calendar days that have been purchased.
One-, two-, three- and six-day passes are available for £27 ($39), £57
($75), £68 ($99) or £107 ($156) respectively for adults and children
pay £19 ($27), £32 ($46), £43 ($62) or £56 ($81) respectively.
Passes are sold online at www.londonpass.com, or by phoning +44 (0) 870 242 9988;
all prices are in pounds sterling and the dollar exchange rate
may fluctuate.
pr@leisurepassgroup.com
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