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This private historic tour of London exceeded all expectations. From start to finish, the experience was personalized, engaging, and incredibly informative. Mark, our guide, was not only knowledgeable but also a natural storyteller who brought centuries of history to life. If you’re even mildly interested in history, this tour is a must.
We were really looking forward to this tour but it was not like any other walking tour we have done. Michael the guide was pleasant but disengaged with the group, only talking with people if presenting information or answering questions. Other tour guides we have had have been more interested and interactive with the group. We felt the information was presented in a disjointed manner. It would have been helpful to have an overview of the route before starting to help with orientation. There are long stretches of walking between each stop. Michael walked at a pace well ahead of the group without once looking back to check if people were managing, only stopping to cross roads or at the next stop. Some people in the group found the pace a bit difficult. We felt there were missed opportunities of providing general information about the history/timeline of the group (for people who aren't die hard fans) and the area we were walking in, or what London was like at the time Queen were at their prime.
We had a wonderful private tour with Rebecca. She was personable, funny and informative!! We saw so many fun filming locations, hidden “Easter eggs” and learned fun facts!! Richmond is a great area. Highly recommend this original tour for any Ted Lasso fans!! You won’t regret it.
I thoroughly enjoyed Band Aid: The Musical—an emotionally resonant and powerful production that reignites the spirit of compassion and urgency that defined a generation. It masterfully blends music, memory, and message in a way that feels both nostalgic and starkly relevant. For me, the show stirred deeply held memories of the Ethiopian famine—memories that were seared into my mind by the haunting images shown on the BBC when I was a teenager. Those horrific photos—of starving children and overwhelmed aid workers—never really leave you. The musical doesn’t shy away from that reality, and nor should it. Instead, it confronts it with integrity, reminding audiences of the very human crisis that gave rise to one of the biggest global charity movements in history. What struck me most, though, was how clearly it celebrated the role of ordinary people. It wasn’t just about celebrities or big fundraising events—it was about everyday individuals stepping up, giving what they could, and helping to save lives. The musical honours that grassroots generosity and the idea that compassion in action, no matter how small, can make a difference. What made the experience even more meaningful was taking my own children—now young adults—with me. Watching their reaction and seeing them absorb the scale and emotion of what Band Aid set out to do, decades before they were born, was incredibly moving. It created space for conversation—not just about history, but about empathy, activism, and the power of music to bring people together. The musical strikes a clever balance: it’s uplifting without trivialising the suffering, celebratory without forgetting the cause. For anyone who lived through the original events or wants to share that legacy with the next generation, it’s more than just entertainment—it’s an important reminder of the lives that were saved by ordinary people who chose to care.
Peter jam packed the tour with hidden secret gems that we would never have found on our own, like Walter Raleigh’s tomb! It was an enjoyable way of seeing a lot in a short space of time, perfect for anyone on a day trip who wants to see everything without the hassle of public transport. He also very kindly sent links to everywhere we had been afterwards so we could read up on it. Would recommend 100%! Thanks Peter x
Booked for 2 sons. When we got there we were offered a video and photo package and to go up into the higher part. We purchased this for one son only because the other son had his ordered online as an extra We actually spent more time filling in the waiver at home then my 2 sons spent at Ifly. When we were offered the extra package at reception we were never told that if your not good at the bottom then you were not allowed to go higher up My sons were told that they never had good posture and wouldn’t be allowed up higher even though they are held tightly by the instructor. How can they be expected to learn straightaway something so quickly that they had never done before No refund offered. We told the 2 men on reception on the way out how disappointed we were but no refund offered Never again
