Get 50% off Horrible Histories' – Terrible Thames tour tickets with Sun Club
All aboard Get 50% off Horrible Histories' – Terrible Thames tour tickets with Sun Club
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HORRIBLE Histories proudly presents its wicked river tour of the Terrible Thames. And for a limited time only, Sun Club members can get 50 per cent off selected tickets for the tour.
This means your little ones (age 3-15) can go for just £7.50. Adult tickets are as low as £12.50 per adult and over 65's can take the tour for as cheap as £10 per person.
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Get 50% off Horrible Histories' - Terrible Thames tour tickets with Sun Club
The acclaimed river tour is back for its fifth fantastic year, so climb aboard and hear the horrible history of the most famous river in the world.
Tremble in terror at the Tower, sizzle at the Savoy, give Cleopatra the needle, be washed away at Westminster, lose yourself in Lambeth, get gobsmacked by the Globe, hold onto your head at London Bridge and escape from Execution Dock.
How to book your tickets with Sun Club
Sun Club Membership Programme
Step 1: To book your exclusive Sun Club discounted Horrible Histories tickets join Sun Club now for just £1.99 a month for your first year. Following this, £4.99 a month.
Or £12 for an annual subscription for the first 12 months, then £49.99 a year thereafter.
Step 2: Then head to the Offers Hub, select the 'Horrible Histories' tile, click 'Book', you will then be taken to the Horrible History website.
Step 3: Select the dates you want to go on your Horrible Histories Thames Tour and your Sun Club discount will be added in the checkout.
Step 4: Enter your details in the checkout and pay. You will then receive an email with your tickets.
Take a dive with Horrible Histories into the stories of King Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn, Julius Caesar, Queen Boudicca, Jack the Ripper and Captain Kidd, in this history of the Thames with the nasty bits left in.
The 45-minute tour from Tower Bridge to the Palace of Westminster and back has been praised by critics and the public for the wonderfully entertaining way it brings London to life, whilst the audience cruise in comfort along the River Thames.
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There are incredible stories, glorious views, exciting sea shanties and even the chance to sing yourself. Whether you love Horrible Histories or just want a sensational sightseeing tour, this is the trip for you.
This exclusive offer is valid on adult, child and senior tickets for tours at 12.45pm, 1.45pm and 2.45pm from Saturday, July 12 to Wednesday, September 3 2025.
T&Cs: Offer is open to UK residents (excluding Northern Ireland), aged 18+ only. Offer ends at 23:59pm on Sunday, August 17, 2025. Offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or promotions. Tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable. No cash alternative available. Prices before discount: Adult – £25 | Child - £15 (three - 13yrs*) | Senior - £20. *Under 3's do not need a ticket but will need to be sat on the lap on a parent /guardian. For further T&Cs visit terriblethames.com/tcs.
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