Families will now pay less for days out and tickets to major attractions, theatres and cinemas under the Great British Summer Savings scheme.
It comes as part of the government’s plans to help people enjoy days out over the summer for less.
But what will it really mean for London attraction ticket prices? And how much could you really save?
How much can you save on London’s top attractions?
New prices based on average prices for standard tickets
Guards outside the Tower of London
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Current price for adult ticket – £37
Current price for child ticket – £18.50
Westminster Abbey
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Current price for adult ticket – £31
Current price for child ticket – £14
Bella Ramsey with her wax figure
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Current price for adult ticket – £31
Current price for child ticket – £26
Humboldt penguins being weighed at London Zoo
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Current price for adult ticket – £31.50
Current price for child ticket – £22.20
The London Eye
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Current price for adult ticket – £33
Current price for child ticket – £26
Paddington Bear Experience
The Paddington Bear Experience
Paddington Bear Experience
Current price for adult ticket – £39
Current price for child ticket – £29
Harry Potter Warner Brothers Studio Tour
A display at the Harry Potter Warner Brothers Studio Tour
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Current price for adult ticket – £58.50
Current price for child ticket – £47
The London Dungeons
London Dungeons
Current price for adult ticket – £32
Current price for child ticket – £26.50
The Sherlock Holmes Museum
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Current price for adult ticket – £19
Current price for child ticket – £14
Divers at the London Aquarium
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Current price for adult ticket – £29.90
Current price for child ticket – £27.90