Karts of London – The Ultimate London Street Driving Tour!

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Useful things to know before your visit
Address: Karts of London, Burwood Place, Paddington W2 2HN
What are the dates and times?
Every day · 1-hour sessions between 10.30 AM to 8 PM
How much do the tickets cost?
£120 (for 2 people) · You must be aged 20+ with a valid driving licence
Which buses go to Karts of London?
Bus routes 6, 7, 23, 36 and 98 all stop close by
Which is the closest train station?
The nearest station is Edgware Road (C), which connects with the Circle District and Hammersmith & City lines. You can walk the ⅓ mile to Karts of London in about 6 minutes
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EmailBuckle up and see the city like never before, with this fun and exciting ride through London in an eco-friendly street kart.
Photo: kartsoflondon.comThe automatic street karts all have their steering wheels positioned in the centre... but bear in mind you'll be driving down the busy roads so you must be aged 25+ with a full UK driving licence or International Driving Permit.
Dress up in a cosplay costume
Photo: kartsoflondon.comThe karts are an unusual sight on the streets of London so expect to become the centre of attention as the bemused bystanders turn their heads and wave at you -- especially if you decide to pay an extra £10 and dress up in one of their cosplay costumes!
Guided tour of London's landmarks
Photo: kartsoflondon.comStarting off in Paddington, an expert guide will lead the convoy past some of London's most famous landmarks whilst chatting through a walkie talkie system so you don't miss any of the sights.
Photo: kartsoflondon.comYou'll cruise through the greeny of Hyde Park, wave at Buckingham Palace in case the King is home, then listen to the chimes of Big Ben as you pass by the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey.
Then you'll zip past the Prime Minister's home in No.10 Downing Street towards Trafalgar Square and Nelson's Column, before flashing past the bright lights of Piccadilly Circus and the posh hotels down Park Lane.







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