But I never saw the good side of the city,
’til I hitched a ride on a riverboat Queen
sang Tina Turner in Proud Mary and it’s just as true about London as New Orleans.
Planet Cruise
From the Thames you can see most of the city’s most famous sights, both old and new, in a slowly changing panorama as you cruise comfortably past. This added attraction for theatre breaks in London comes with dinner in the famous Planet Hollywood restaurant as part of the Planet Cruise option for just £20 per adult and £10 per child.
You get an informed commentary as well, explaining the roles of the two cities of Westminster and London, Cleopatra’s needle, Southbank arts complex, the famous London bridges, Old Billingsgate fish market, the Houses of Parliament, London Eye and many more landmarks and less well known building of interest. Down on the river you can relax and take it all in, away from the traffic noise and congestion.
Lunch at Planet Hollywood
Planet Hollywood is the big glitzy restaurant that dominates Picadilly Circus, and is an experience based on Hollywood legend. The London Planet Hollywood has been refurbished since 2003 and now even cooler, and it’s right by London’s theatreland. As part of the Planet Cruise offer, lunch at Planet Hollywood includes any sandwich or burger platter on the menu, an ice cream and a soft drink
