The Royal Mews, Buckingham Palace
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Buying guide
Choose the dedicated Royal Mews ticket if you only want to visit The Royal Mews. Consider a city pass only if you plan to visit several London attractions and can use its broader access; compare the final checkout inclusions and validity before buying.
It is the only supplied row specifically titled for The Royal Mews.
Compare offers ↓It is a London city-pass product and may suit a broader sightseeing itinerary.
Compare offers ↓It is another available London city-pass listing to compare for wider attraction access.
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The Royal Mews, Buckingham Palace via Tiqets — 21.02 EUR
Compare offers ↓02London Royal Pass via Tiqets — 64.23 EUR
Compare offers ↓03The London Pass® via Tiqets — 104.05 EUR
Compare offers ↓04The Royal Mews, Buckingham Palace via Tiqets — 21.02 EUR
Compare offers ↓05The Royal Mews, Buckingham Palace via Tiqets — 21.02 EUR
Compare offers ↓06London Royal Pass via Tiqets — 64.23 EUR
Compare offers ↓Insider tips
Use the Royal Mews visitor entrance on Buckingham Palace Road; the meeting point for tours is directly opposite the stables. Allow time for airport-style security screening—timed entry or a skip-the-line product does not bypass the security check—so bring as little as possible. There is no cloakroom or storage: bags and pushchairs must remain with you, while large bags that cannot fit through the scanners and bicycles or children’s scooters are not admitted.
No official benchmark price is included in the supplied offers. The visible comparison is between a Royal Mews admission listing at 21.02 EUR and London city-pass products at 64.23 EUR and 104.05 EUR, so they are not like-for-like: check the final checkout total, covered attractions, validity and inclusions before buying.
For August 2026 visits, children aged 5–17 qualify for the child rate, while visitors under 5 enter free. Visitors aged 18–24 and disabled visitors have reduced-rate categories, and one access companion may enter free; book the appropriate ticket category in advance and check the selected visit date and entry details. The Royal Mews has level access, although historic floors can be uneven and cobbled in places. Accessible toilets, a Changing Space, seating and assistance-animal access are available.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Use the mobile ticket or booking confirmation issued by your seller and follow its stated arrival instructions. The Royal Mews uses timed admission arrangements, so plan to arrive for the booked time; admission still requires security screening.
The supplied ticket rows do not state cancellation or refund terms. Check the selected seller’s conditions before payment, and confirm the final checkout page for any deadline, refund restrictions or booking fees.
Direct venue booking is the clearest option for venue-specific concessions, free access companions, under-5 tickets and £1 benefit tickets. A partner may still suit you, but compare the exact inclusions, arrival instructions and cancellation terms rather than assuming equivalent conditions.
Expect airport-style security: bags may be searched and visitors pass through a security arch. There is no cloakroom or storage, large suitcases may be refused if they cannot pass the scanner, and all bags and pushchairs must remain with you during the visit.
Check your seller’s late-arrival instructions as soon as possible and contact the seller if you are delayed. Allow extra time for security, because a timed ticket or partner confirmation does not remove the required screening process.
Under-5 tickets and access companion tickets are free, but the venue requires an under-5 ticket to be booked with a paid ticket and an access companion ticket with a disabled visitor’s ticket. The venue also offers concessionary disabled-person admission and £1 tickets for eligible Universal Credit and other named benefits; £1 tickets must be booked in advance and supporting documentation is required.
Entry security is the main practical bottleneck: everyone and their belongings must undergo airport-style checks. Bringing only essentials and packing phones, keys and wallets inside your bag before scanning can help keep the process smoother.
You can convert your ticket to a 1-Year Pass before leaving the Royal Mews, giving free re-admission for a year. Sign and print your name in the spaces provided on the ticket, and check the venue’s instructions before departure.