Titanic Belfast combined tickets

Which Belfast combo to book

First visit. Titanic Belfast + Hop-on Hop-off Bus is the most booked and the most practical. Titanic Belfast is the museum in the Titanic Quarter, on the slipways where the ship was built. The bus then takes care of the rest of the city, so you see the centre and the main neighbourhoods without planning routes. Give the museum a good few hours before you hop on.

Want the stories, not just the sights. Titanic Belfast + Guided Taxi Driver Tour swaps the bus for a driver-guide. Belfast taxi tours are known for the murals and peace walls of West Belfast, usually told by local drivers. It has few reviews so far, but all top marks. Check the pick-up point and what the route covers on the booking page.

Game of Thrones fans. Titanic Belfast + Game of Thrones Studio Tour pairs the city's two big ticketed sights. The studio tour is in Banbridge, outside Belfast, so you'll need transport there and back. Treat it as two separate days, or a long day with an early start.

Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?

A little. All three Belfast bundles come in slightly under the price of their parts. It's not a big saving, but you also get one checkout and both parts sorted at once.

How the tickets work

You book once and receive a separate ticket for each part on your phone. Pick a date and, where asked, a time slot for Titanic Belfast during checkout; for the bus, taxi tour or studio tour, check the date, start time and meeting point. Cancellation rules can differ per part, so read the conditions on the booking page. For more on how bundles work, see the combo ticket guide.

Heading to Britain next? See the combos in Liverpool, Manchester or Edinburgh.