My grandma takes us on a trip for every significant part of school we graduate. so 5,8,12,college. So for the high school one we are going to london for part of my winter break.
1. Where do i buy tickets to a chelsea game? How much are good seats, where should i sit etc? Sorry I don't follow football but I know that it is expensive for a big team. If you try a smaller team like Queens Park Rangers in West London, you will still get top flight entertainment and football but at a lower price
2. Best places for videography in london. - Chelsea Bridge at dawn - A fantastic view of London and makes you forget your on a bus going to work
3. General fun stuff to do - Walk around Camden and see the freaks and geeks
Walk on the crosing outside Abbey Road Studios like the Beatles
Jump on any bus and take it to the very end - Get a takeaway portion of fish and chips and realise that your friends chips taste better than yours! -
4. the best place for tea in london lol... had to put that in there.
5. can someone setup a tour off bbc studios...
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BBC Broadcasting House Tour
Are you planning a trip to London to do your Christmas shopping? Why not make a day of it and come on a tour of BBC Broadcasting House too!
The BBC's magnificent Broadcasting House is situated just off Oxford Circus, in Portland Place, so you can do some festive shopping, experience the Christmas lights and take a tour around the BBC!
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a Newsreader? Or perhaps you fancy trying your hand at presenting the weather? During the fun and informative tour you can see whether you're a natural in front of the camera as we'll give you the opportunity to have a go at reading the news or presenting the weather on our interactive news set. We'll also show you Europe's largest newsroom and give you an insight into how it operates.
Your guides will explain how we make BBC Radio Drama, and for any budding actors on the tour, this will be your chance to shine as you'll get the opportunity to make your very own radio play complete with music and sound effects! You may also get the chance to peek into the newly restored Radio Theatre (production schedules permitting) where Radio 2 concerts,such as Robbie Williams, Elton John and Michael Buble have taken place and popular radio comedy shows such as Just a Minute, The News Quiz and The Now Show have recently been recorded.
*A brand new addition for 2014 is the chance to visit the studio where the One Show is filmed, giving a behind-the-scenes insight into the working environment of a live TV show! This is your chance to sit on the famous green sofa where Matt, Alex and Chris have interviewed the stars! Access to the studio is available for tours beginning before 15.00 weekdays, all of Saturday, and for tours after 13.00 on Sundays (production schedules permitting)*
As you're going round the building we recommend you keep your eyes peeled too, as you never know who might be at the BBC on the day of your visit!
*We're sorry, but we can't admit babies, or children under 9, on this tour.
Your tour will last approximately one and a half hours
Please remember that Broadcasting House is a working building so we can't guarantee who or what you will see, but tours will always be informative, interesting and fun.
The Broadcasting House Tour is available seven days a week.
Booking Information
1. Pre-booking is strongly recommended (tickets available on the day from the Media Cafe at Broadcasting House subject to availability)
2. Regular tours seven days a week
3. Open to anyone aged 9 years and over when accompanied by an adult
Prices
1. Adults £13.75
2. Concessions £11.50
3. Students £10.25
4. Children (between 9 and 15 years) £9.25.
5. Family ticket (2 adults and 2 children or 1 adult and 3 children) £40.00
6. Group rates available
Prices are valid until 31 March 2015.
For group bookings of more than 15 people and bookings for visitors with access needs, please call our group bookings and access requirements line on 0370 901 1227* (+44 1732 42 7770 from outside the UK; textphone for hearing-impaired callers 0370 903 0304*) so that we can discuss any specific requirements.
Blue Peter Badge holders: only available to badge holders aged 16 and under (with a badge and badge winner's card) when accompanied by a full paying adult - free by calling our group booking and access requirements line.
BBC Broadcasting House Tours are recommended for children aged 9 and over. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Disabled visitors: Standard prices as listed above (escorts have free entry but will require a ticket for admission).
*We're sorry, but we can't admit babies, or children under the age of 9, on the BBC Broadcasting House tour. This is because the tour content is not appropriate for children of this age.
To book tickets visit the BBC Tours website.
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