I would like to ask all the group members: The official website of the UK transportation recommends the London Pass, saying it is convenient and offers discounts. 1. Besides downloading it on the phone, is there a physical card for this pass? Can it be obtained at the station? 2. The Oyster travel card is not an affiliated card of the London Pass, right? Which card is more suitable for a three-day stay in London? Thank you ?

A 3-day Oyster card will be fine for you in London. If you plan to visit many paid attractions, then the London Pass will be more cost-effective.

Buy London Pass, you have to weigh the pros and cons for yourself. Although the pass has more attractions, there are only a few famous ones. Some attractions are not visited by most people. If the attractions included in the pass can be visited within three days and the total cost of buying them separately is higher than the price of the pass, then it's worthwhile. I calculated that if you take the Thames River cruise and the sightseeing bus, it's easy to get your money's worth. They are both expensive. In addition, if you can visit most of the attractions in one day, you only need to buy a one-day ticket. I just bought a one-day ticket.

London Pass is the cheapest on Taobao. It seems to be over 500 RMB for 3 days.

It is not necessary to take a boat trip to view the River Thames. It is crowded and expensive, and it is not worthwhile. Consider the river bus instead. Personally, I think it is quite good.

I only bought an Oyster.