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Britain's best.
The 15 most popular show tours in the UK. What each one actually includes, who runs it, and what it costs to book.
York Ghost Bus Tour: a comedy-horror ride on a classic Routemaster with spooky sights like Clifford’s Tower and York Minster.
“Amazing from start to finish. Both driver and tour guide top notch. Would highly recommend”
A 90-minute Stratford-upon-Avon walking tour tying 1400 years of history to Shakespeare, with stops near the RSC and Tudor-era power.
“Excellent information and the tour guide was great! Highly recommend!”
75-minute live comedy on a classic 1960s open-top Routemaster bus from Trafalgar Square with Lord Larksford and Cheeksworth.
“This is a perfect introduction to London. Our tour guide told fun and engaging anecdotes along the way. It was easy to find where the tour started too.”
Two-hour queer West End burlesque in Covent Garden with Miss Tempest Rose, glamorous dress-up, and a Happy Hour when doors open.
“seating behind a pillar and was unable to watch the full show. this should be disclosed upon booking. quality of the show was very average for a West End one.”
Walk Derry Girls filming spots on a guided 1.5-hour tour through Derry’s walls, history, Pump Street treats, and big laughs.
“Brilliant, the guide was very knowledgeable and answered very question we had. The tour wasn’t just about the Derry girls, so the couple in our group that hasn’t seen it didn’t feel left out and we enjoyed finding out about Derry, also has children in our group who liked the tour and they normally hate…”
Edinburgh Comedy Lock-In at the Beehive Inn: 105 minutes of stand-up in the attic with host Rick Molland and hand-picked comedians.
“The venue was great but most of all the host was magnificent! Very funny but with humility!”
A 3-hour male revue at Infernos Clapham with a cast photo chance, then an after-party at Infernos Nightclub until 3am.
Two-hour London South Bank comedy show at Big Belly Bar: mixed bill of 4–6 comedians, easy drinks, and adult-only laughs.
“More confy chairs”
A family-friendly Blackpool magic show with award-winning Russ Brown, close-up illusions, audience participation, and bar drinks for sale.
“my daughter and I loved the show. very impressed and the staff at the bar we very helpful and polite x. would definitely go again x”
A 4-hour Brighton cabaret night at Haus of Cabaret, with a carousel-theme drag/circus show and optional meal and drink bundles.
“DO NOT BOOK !!!! When we got there the venue was closed, no notification nobody was there to ask, so disappointed upset and very annoyed …😡 We booked for a special birthday celebration we waited and waited … asked a few people who live nearby and they said this has happened before … reporting to…”
Enjoy a 2-hour Bristol comedy and magic show in a 1920s-style theatre, with pizza and Prosecco included. Small group fun.
“I took my grown up daughter so I wasn't sure what to expect!! we had a great time. It was so funny with some really good magic. When you arrive you get a glass of Prosecco and a pizza of your choice. This is cooked fresh at the bar. Would we ho again most definitely…”
A 3.5-hour night of comedy on a floating London venue, with a beer garden before the show and a nightclub until 2am.
“Great fun night”
Enjoy Viva Voulez Vous, a 3-hour ABBA tribute in Blackpool with reserved seats, table service, and sing-along hits near Blackpool Tower.
“nothing to improve all good”
FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo cabaret in Liverpool with drag queens, unlimited popcorn, prizes, lip-sync and twerk-offs at Blundells Supper Club.
“absolutely fantastic night.sandi and dizzy were hilarious,got everyone involved in the night.necer laughed so much.drinks were really nice,but a bit lethal🤣 will definitely go again”
Blackpool’s Frankie Valli tribute Oh What A Nite blends comedy, dance, and big LED lasers in a 3-hour show on Church Street.
“I loved the sound system, it wasn't too loud or too quiet, it was also very clear. The facilities were excellent and not overpriced.”
