Embark on a magical journey through London whilst enjoying a festive afternoon tea. Feel the Christmas spirit as you sing along to music from The Snowman™ and classic Christmas carols.
Upper Deck - Aldwych Departure<br/>Starting point:<br/>The Waldorf Hilton, London, Aldwych, London WC2B 4DD, UK
Upper Deck - London Departure <br/>Starting point:<br/>Golden Tours, Tourist bus stop, 1 Belvedere Rd, London SE1 7NA, UK
Lower Deck - Aldwych Departure<br/>Starting point:<br/>The Waldorf Hilton, London, Aldwych, London WC2B 4DD, UK
Lower Deck - London Departure <br/>Starting point:<br/>Golden Tours, Tourist bus stop, 1 Belvedere Rd, London SE1 7NA, UK
Step aboard The Snowman™ Afternoon Tea Bus and embark on a magical journey through the heart of London. This enchanting bus experience combines the wonder of Raymond Briggs’ beloved classic with the indulgence of a traditional afternoon tea, all while you take in the sights of the capital. As an official partner of The Snowman™, we have curated a charming experience for all this festive season.
Tuck into a specially crafted afternoon tea inspired by The Snowman™, and featuring a selection of delicious finger sandwiches, sultana scones with jam and cream, festive cupcakes, mince pies, delightful Snowball truffles, and more. Pair your treats with a cosy choice of hot chocolate, tea, or coffee – or upgrade to a deluxe hot chocolate topped with whipped cream and marshmallows!
To make your experience even more special, you can pre-purchase a selection of extras including, a glass of Prosecco, mulled wine, or a festive Snowball cocktail.
Departure Point: Covent Garden, Aldwych, Outside The Waldorf, Bus Stop D
Departure times: 12:15pm, 1:45pm, 5pm
Upon arrival at the redemption location, please present your confirmation/ voucher and photo ID in exchange for your activity.
London Eye meeting point and departure address: London Eye, Belvedere Road, Tourist bus stop, London, SE1 7NA
Aldwych meeting point and departure address: Covent Garden, Aldwych, Outside The Waldorf, Bus Stop D
Duration of the tour: Approx. 60 minutes
Additional Information:
Please be at the meeting point minimum 15 minutes before the tour start time
Guests may have to share tables.
Alcohol will only be served to those aged 18 and over - a valid ID will be required.
There are no toilets on-board.
Wheelchair users can sit on the lower deck but will need to occupy one of the fixed position seats.
Children aged 15 and under must be accompanied by a paying adult. Under 5s are not allowed.
The route is subject to change due to road closures and traffic conditions.
Some of the dishes on the menus may be subject to change.
We cannot guarantee that all foods have not been in contact with nuts.
Supplier: Golden Tours Gray Line London
Phone: 00442072337030,
E-mail: reservations@goldentours.com
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