I priced it out and it wasn’t worth it for us. Many of those attractions offer family pricing which makes the kids tickets very cheap/free so paying for the London pass is less of a deal. I think you also need the more expensive version to get the London eye included.

You have to crunch your own numbers OP. It wasn’t worth it to us because we didn’t want to do 3 ticketed things per day to break even.

I priced it out for 4 days of things and it was close to the same. I preferred the ability to be spontaneous over potential savings so we didnt do it. If you do buy it, you HAVE to do all those things within the days the pass is valid.

There are many things in London the pass doesn't cover as well.

We got it for a 10 day trip, and realized on the 8th day it was only good for 7 visits. That being said, I am certain we saved money using it rather than paying for each visit separately

We used city pass in London many years ago. The more you use, the more you get out of any passes. Added advantage is that you can skip the line for buying tickets and some places even have a separate line for passes (thanks, Rick!). I don't know if they still have an option to add tube pass, but that's an additional benefit.

Family of 4, London for 2 days, wondering if it is worth it to get the GoCity London Pass to see Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, London Eye, Tower Bridge and maybe St Paul's Cathedral. Has anyone done this that could share advantages/disadvantages/pro tips? TIA !