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Liverpool Pass: Beatles, Anfield & Hop-On Bus Tour

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Duration1d

GroupUp to 999

LanguagesEN

Mobile ticketAccepted

The Liverpool Pass Covers Four Major Attractions—Plus a Full Day on the Bus

You get entry to four major Liverpool attractions—The Beatles Story, Strawberry Field, Anfield Stadium Museum, and the British Music Experience—plus a full day on the hop-on hop-off bus with 14 stops and a 50-minute river cruise. Download the pass to your phone, scan at each gate, and skip the entry queues. The whole thing saves you over £25 per person compared to buying tickets separately.

Step-by-step itinerary

Use 24-hour Hop On Hop Off bus
Visit Cavern Quarter and Albert Dock
Tour Liverpool Cathedral
Take 50-minute River Explorer Cruise
Visit The Beatles Story museum
Explore British Music Experience
Tour Anfield Stadium Museum and Boom Exhibition
Visit Strawberry Fields attraction

The Experience

The pass doesn't work the way you'd expect. You download it to your phone, scan at each gate, and there's no paper ticket to lose or queue to rejoin—which sounds simple until you're standing at Strawberry Field realizing you've already saved the cost of lunch just by not paying separately. The Liverpool Pass gives you access to The Beatles Story, Strawberry Field, Anfield Stadium Museum with the new Boom Room Exhibition, and the British Music Experience, plus a full 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus tour that runs every 15 minutes from Gower Street with 14 stops across the city.

The River Explorer Cruise is the part that changes how you see Liverpool. It's a 50-minute sail from Pier Head with audio commentary about the Mersey's maritime and musical history—smuggling, wartime stories, the whole thing—and you're on the water looking back at the waterfront instead of walking along it. Buses run all year, which means you're not locked into summer travel, though there's a break between mid-December and early January. The hop-on hop-off covers the Cavern Quarter, Albert Dock, and Liverpool Cathedral, so you can step off whenever something catches your eye instead of being herded through a fixed route.

What actually saves money is the bundle. Anfield alone costs more than the daily pass if you're buying individual tickets, and The Beatles Story plus Strawberry Field plus the cruise adds up fast. Over £25 per person is the real figure, not marketing math. You're choosing how long to keep the pass active—one day is the standard—and then you move through the city on your own schedule. The bus runs every 15 minutes, so if you miss one, another arrives before you've finished your coffee.

What’s included

Admission to The Beatles Story, Strawberry Field, Anfield Stadium Museum with the Boom Room Exhibition, and the British Music Experience.
24-hour hop-on hop-off bus tour with 14 stops across Liverpool (buses every 15 minutes).
50-minute River Explorer Cruise from Pier Head with audio commentary.
digital pass on your phone with no paper tickets or entry queues.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by The Liverpool Pass

Is this one for you?This pass is worth it if you want to see Liverpool's main music and football landmarks without buying separate tickets or planning transport between stops—the bus and cruise handle the movement, and the phone pass means you skip entry queues at each attraction.