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Liverpool Pass: 2-Days & Hop-On Hop-Off Bus, Beatles & Anfield

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Duration2d

GroupUp to 999

LanguagesEN

Mobile ticketAccepted

One pass, five Liverpool landmarks, no queuing at the gate

You get entry to five major Liverpool attractions — The Beatles Story, Anfield Stadium Museum, Strawberry Field, British Music Experience, and a River Mersey cruise — plus a 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus ticket that lets you move around the city on your own schedule. Download the pass to your phone, scan it at each venue, and skip the entry queues. The pass activates when you first use it and expires at the same time on your chosen end date, so plan which days you'll visit and which attractions matter most to you.

Step-by-step itinerary

Hop On Hop Off bus tour
Visit The Beatles Story museum
Explore British Music Experience
Tour Anfield Stadium Museum
Take River Explorer Cruise
Visit Strawberry Field attraction

The Experience

"So you've got The Beatles Story, Anfield, and the river cruise all on one ticket?" That's the question people ask when they first hear about the Liverpool Pass, and yeah — that's exactly how it works. You download it to your phone, scan at each attraction, and you're in. No fumbling for separate tickets at the gate, no doing the math on whether entry fees add up. The pass covers the main things: The Beatles Story museum with John Lennon's spectacles and Ringo's drum kit; the LFC Stadium Museum at Anfield, where you'll see six European Cups and 125 years of club history; Strawberry Field, the Woolton gardens that inspired the Beatles song; the British Music Experience on Pier Head with stage outfits from Freddie Mercury to the Spice Girls; and a 50-minute River Explorer cruise down the Mersey with commentary on Liverpool's maritime past. You pick a 1-day or 2-day pass, and it activates the moment you scan it at your first stop.

The hop-on hop-off bus is the thing that changes how you move through the city. Buses run every 15 minutes from Gower Street, and your 24-hour ticket lets you jump off at any of the stops — some line up with the pass attractions, some don't — so you can piece together your own route instead of following a fixed itinerary. You're not locked into a tour schedule; you decide if you want to spend two hours at The Beatles Story or move on after one. The open-top City Explorer runs year-round, which means you can visit in rain or shine, and the guides on board know the city well enough that you'll actually learn something about what you're passing.

The math works if you're hitting more than two attractions. The pass saves you over £35 compared to buying individual tickets, which adds up fast when you're paying entry fees separately. You get access to each attraction once during your pass duration, and you can visit them in any order — there's a planning page on the Liverpool Pass website that shows you where each one sits, how long a typical visit takes, and how to get between them. Some attractions ask you to book a time slot in advance, so it's worth checking the redemption instructions before you arrive. Your pass expires at the exact time on the exact day you chose — so a 2-day pass scanned on Monday at 10am closes at 10am Wednesday — which means you need to think about pacing, not just which attractions matter to you.

One practical thing: bring a charged phone or a portable battery. Your pass lives on your screen, and you'll be taking photos and videos at every stop. The pass also comes with food and retail discounts at partner venues around the city, which you can find on the Offers page once you've bought it. Wheelchair access is available at all the main attractions, and the bus stops are accessible too.

What’s included

Admission to The Beatles Story museum.
entry to the LFC Stadium Museum and Boom Room Exhibition at Anfield.
admission to Strawberry Field with media-guided tour and exhibition.
entry to the British Music Experience on Pier Head.
a 50-minute River Explorer cruise on the Mersey with audio commentary.
24-hour hop-on hop-off bus tour with City Explorer (yellow line), departing every 15 minutes.
food, beverage and retail discounts at partner venues throughout Liverpool.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by The Liverpool Pass

Is this one for you?Right for anyone visiting Liverpool who wants to see the main attractions without buying separate tickets at each gate and without following a fixed tour schedule — the pass and the hop-on hop-off bus let you move at your own pace and skip the entry queues, which saves time and money if you're hitting three or more venues.