London runs on stories. This tour turns Ted Lasso into a proper cab ride around real streets, with filming spots you’ll recognize fast and stops timed for photos and quick breaks. What I like most is the mix of show locations plus real London pacing, and the fact that you get a round-trip hotel-style pickup so you’re not trying to figure out transportation mid-quest.

There’s also a nice comfort factor: a private black cab, air-conditioned ride, and onboard WiFi with bottled water waiting. If you want to go deep on filming details, guides like Jon and Marc can help you connect the dots while you’re out and about. One consideration: this is a 4-hour, stop-and-start format, so if you hate car rides or long sightseeing walks, you’ll want to plan for that energy level.

Key things to know before you book

• Private black cab, up to 6 people means the day stays flexible and easy to manage.
• Hotel pickup is included for central London; airport pickup costs extra.
• Filming-location focused stops around Kensington and Richmond, with set photo time at each stop.
• Admission tickets are included for several stops, and the pub stop has free admission.
• Stroller-accessible and service animals allowed, which makes it simpler for mixed groups.
• WiFi and bottled water are included, but snacks are not.

Why a Ted Lasso black cab tour feels like the right kind of London day

A big part of London travel is just moving through neighborhoods with your eyes open. This tour adds a smart layer: you’re not just seeing famous places, you’re seeing places with a show-shaped memory attached to them. That makes it easier to enjoy the ride even if you’re not memorizing a map.

I also like the format. Instead of a long lecture, you get a series of time-boxed location stops. You can take photos, step out, and then get back in the cab when you’re ready. It keeps the day light and keeps the energy up, especially with Richmond’s classic street-and-green mix.

The black cab matters too. This isn’t a bus-and-queue situation. You’re in a vehicle designed for short, frequent stops and city turns, which helps when you want to pause for a shot and then move on quickly.

Price and value for a private group up to 6

At $475.18 per group (up to 6), the price works best when you fill the cab. Divide that by six and you’re looking at roughly $79 per person. If you’re traveling as a couple and only two of you book, it’s closer to the top end per person—but you still get the big perks: private transportation, pickup service, and show-specific stops with admission coverage built in.

Here’s how I’d think about value:

• If you want filming locations plus food stops and don’t want to spend time coordinating transit, this feels fair.
• If you’re the only one in your group willing to stand around for photos, then grab a friend and make it a small squad—private value improves fast.
• If your trip is short and you care about “doing one great thing,” a 4-hour plan with pickup is easier than DIY routes.

Pickup, timing, and how the day actually flows (about 4 hours)

The tour runs Monday through Sunday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and it runs within the listed operating dates. Expect confirmation at booking, and you’ll use a mobile ticket on the day. Pickup is available from central London hotels, and the tour can also pick up from the airport for an extra fee—worth asking about before you commit if you’re landing at a weird hour.

From a time-management point of view, the itinerary is balanced:

• One longer stop for the main Richmond area highlights
• A few short, photo-friendly stops spaced out with quick rides
• A final food stop that lets the day end on something pleasant

Also, it’s structured as a private tour/activity, meaning only your group participates. That matters in London. Fewer people inside a black cab means less waiting, less shuffling, and more control over the pace.

Stop 1: Kensington High Street then Richmond for Ted’s Apartment and the drink spot

Your first stretch is the heavy-hitter: you begin at Kensington High Street, then head toward Richmond for the places that many fans connect instantly. This is where the tour leans hardest into that show feeling—big recognizable exteriors, the apartment area, and the pub linked to Ted’s day-to-day routines in the series.

You get about 2 hours here, so you’re not rushed. That longer block is useful for two reasons:

1. It gives time for photos at a calm pace rather than a quick, one-minute scramble.
2. It lets you split the time between viewing locations outside and stepping into the rhythm of the neighborhood.

Possible drawback: because this is the longest stop, it’s also the place where you’ll want to manage energy. If you’re traveling with kids in strollers or someone who gets tired quickly, bring breaks into the plan and use the cab ride between micro-moments to reset.

Stop 2: Sam’s restaurant in Kensington for history and photos

Next you move into Kensington to start at Sam’s restaurant, with about 30 minutes to take photos and hear the story behind it. This is the stop that tends to work well even for non-obsessive fans, because it’s anchored in a real place in a real neighborhood.

What I like here is the mix of practical and show-linked. You’re getting context without it turning into a time-consuming lecture. And because you’re only out for a short window, it stays easy to keep everyone on schedule.

For photographers, this is also a good “recharge stop.” After Richmond’s longer block, shorter stops help you regain momentum without losing the fun.

Stop 3: A short cab hop to the AFC Richmond training ground

Then you jump back into the cab for another quick ride, heading toward the AFC Richmond training ground area for a short stop (about 30 minutes). The layout of the day means you’re not stuck traveling for hours just to reach one location. You’re in London, moving in short bursts.

This stop is ideal if you like the show’s character world but also want the day to remain light. You can snap images, take a few steps around the area, and then you’re off again.

Drawback to consider: because it’s time-boxed, it may not satisfy someone who expects a long, deep photo session in one exact spot. If you’re traveling with a group that wants to linger, coordinate within your group before you get out.

Stop 4: Richmond Green and the pub where key scenes were filmed

From there, you go to Richmond Green, and the tour focuses on where Ted lives, plus a pub stop tied to important filming scenes. This part includes admission free for the pub stop, which is a nice bonus—less cost friction once you’re there, more focus on enjoying the moment.

This is where a lot of people have the best time, because it’s not just looking; it’s also hanging out. You can grab a drink and watch the scene around you, which is exactly the kind of travel memory that lasts longer than a single photo.

A practical note: drinks cost extra, and snacks are not included on the tour. If you want to eat a full meal at some point, plan to let the day end at the food stop later, so you’re not forced into a rushed decision.

Stop 5: A Taste Athens for photos, a stroll, and a real meal option

The final stop heads to Nathans favorite restaurant, A Taste Athens, where you get about 30 minutes for photos and a stroll. This is a smart way to close the day because it gives you something to do with your energy besides just sightseeing.

If you’re a foodie, this stop is a strong reason to book. It’s not only about show locations; it’s also about experiencing real London through a food stop that fans will recognize. The tour is built so you can take a few photos, walk around briefly, and then decide what you want to order.

For comfort: if your group has different pacing preferences, this stop tends to work well. Some people want quick photos, others want to sit a bit longer. The structure supports that better than a stop where you’re expected to move on immediately.

What’s included (and how to plan around what’s not)

Included features are pretty clear and genuinely helpful:

• Bottled water
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Private transportation
• WiFi on board
• Admission tickets for multiple stops, with the pub stop having free admission
• Pickup from central London hotels (airport pickup costs extra)
• Mobile ticket for day-of access

What’s not included: snacks. That matters on a 4-hour tour. I suggest you bring a small item if you snack between meals—something non-messy that won’t turn into a hassle in the cab. Then use the pub and the final restaurant stop for proper food.

Also, keep an eye on your phone. You’ll want it for photos, maps, and getting oriented, and the onboard WiFi helps if you need to check something quickly.

Accessibility and small practical comfort points

This tour is stroller-accessible, and service animals are allowed. It’s also near public transportation, which is useful as a fallback if you’re not doing pickup for some reason.

Private cab days often work better for people who want a smoother pace. Fewer transfers. Less waiting in lines. More time spent where you actually want to be: outside, looking at the locations, then back inside to cool off and reset.

Who this tour fits best

I think this is best for:

• Hard-core fans who want recognizable filming locations without planning a DIY route
• Food lovers who like pairing locations with a restaurant stop
• Small groups of up to six who want a private black cab experience rather than a crowded tour

If you’re a casual fan, it still can work because you’re seeing major London neighborhoods—Kensington and Richmond—and you’ll get real sightseeing value. But if you’re not into the show at all, the special theme may feel like extra effort rather than extra fun.

Quick tips to get the most out of your filming-location photos

Here are a few practical tricks that help on days like this:

• Wear shoes you can walk in for short breaks. Even “short stop” time adds up.
• Keep your phone charged. You’ll be switching between car windows, outdoor shots, and quick reference checks.
• Plan your group’s photo strategy before you step out. Decide who’s getting what shot and who stays by the cab first.
• Bring a light layer. London weather changes fast, and you’ll be outside during the photo moments.

Should you book the Ted Lasso London Taxi Tour?

If your goal is one easy, high-reward activity that blends show recognition with real London neighborhoods, I’d book it. The private black cab, the pickup, and the admission coverage for multiple stops make it feel like a complete half-day plan, not a scattered list of addresses.

I’d especially recommend it if your group has a mix—someone who loves the show, someone who cares about food, and someone who just wants a good afternoon in Kensington and Richmond without sorting logistics. You’ll likely end the day with memories that feel both personal to the series and genuinely London.

If you’re booking for a single person, or if you dislike car rides and timed stops, you might want to think twice. The format is built around moving between locations quickly, and that’s the point of the experience.

FAQ

How long is the Ted Lasso London Taxi Tour?

It runs for about 4 hours.

What does the tour cost, and how many people can be in a group?

The price is $475.18 per group, and the group size can be up to 6 people.

Is hotel pickup included?

Pickup is available from central London hotels, and round-trip hotel pickup is included. Airport pickup is also available for an extra cost.

Does the tour include entry tickets?

Admission tickets are included for multiple stops, and the pub stop has free admission.

Is bottled water or WiFi included?

Yes. Bottled water, WiFi on board, and an air-conditioned vehicle are included.

Are snacks included?

No. Snacks are not included.

Is the tour accessible for strollers, and are service animals allowed?

Yes. The tour is stroller-accessible, and service animals are allowed.

What language is the tour offered in?

The tour is offered in English.

What’s the cancellation policy?

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours in advance of the experience start time. If you cancel less than 24 hours before, the amount you paid won’t be refunded.

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