About this experience
All aboard Cutty Sark, one of the last tea clippers. Built in 1869, this ship traversed the seas from UK to China for tea, then to Australia for wool, and even survived a hurricane in 1906. Part of the National Historic Fleet, it is one of the three remaining ships constructed with a wooden hull on an iron frame from the 19th century. Walk the ship's main deck, take in stunning views across the Thames River, and explore the surrounding areas at Maritime Greenwich, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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How to redeem
Cutty Sark, King William Walk, Greenwich, London
Head to the Cutty Sark entrance on King William Walk in Greenwich. Present your mobile ticket at the door — no printing required.
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- Your mobile ticket (screenshot or app)
- Student ID if booking a student ticket
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket?
No. Your mobile ticket is accepted at the entrance — just show it on your phone.
Is the Cutty Sark accessible for wheelchair users?
The site has accessible facilities. Carers accompanying disabled visitors are admitted free of charge. For specific accessibility requirements, it's worth contacting the Cutty Sark directly before your visit.
Are children free?
Children under 5 enter free of charge. Their tickets are available on-site rather than through this booking.
What is the Afternoon Tea with Admission option?
This ticket combines general admission with Afternoon Tea served aboard or near the ship. You can view the Afternoon Tea menu at https://bit.ly/4beU4MO before booking.
Do I need to book a specific time slot?
Yes — all ticket options require you to select a time slot at checkout, so you'll arrive at a confirmed time.
Is entry to the National Maritime Museum included?
Standard entry to the Queen's House and National Maritime Museum is free of charge and does not require a separate ticket. Special exhibitions and guided tours there are not included.