Ted Lasso London Taxi Tour

A Ted Lasso London ride? Now you’re talking. This private black cab tour strings together the show’s recognizable backdrops with real, walkable moments in Kensington and Richmond, so it feels like a half day built around your favorite scenes. You also get round trip hotel pickup, which saves you time and stress in busy London traffic.

What I love is the pairing of screen spots and a practical schedule. You get a long first stretch where the story-world is front and center, then shorter stops for photos, quick breaks, and food moments, all without rushing. Second, the tour includes more than just driving, you also get admission tickets for several stops, plus bottled water and WiFi in the cab.

One consideration: the experience is built around fixed photo and stop times, so if you want lots of extra time inside every pub or restaurant, you may find yourself wishing you had more hours.

Key things to know before you go

• Private black cab experience for your group of up to 6

• Hotel pickup included for central London, with airport pickup available for an extra cost

• Stop plan includes admission tickets for multiple locations and one pub stop with free entry

• WiFi and bottled water in an air-conditioned vehicle for comfort during your 4 hour outing

• Service animals allowed and the route is stroller-accessible

Why a Ted Lasso Black Cab Tour Feels Like a TV Special

London can be a lot. This tour turns it into something simpler: one driver, one route, and time spent in places you already recognize. The black cab angle matters too. It feels right for this show and it makes getting around feel like part of the experience, not just a transport chore.

I like that the tour is private. For a show that lives on small details and repeated moments, having your own group time helps you pause for photos, ask questions, and move at a pace that fits your interest level.

You also get a classic London combo: neighborhoods that look like TV, plus real pubs and restaurants where you can actually hang out for a bit. If you’re a fan who also likes food, this format is a strong match.

Price and what your money buys in a 4 hour cab ride

The price is $475.18 per group (up to 6), not per person. That changes how you should think about value. If you’re traveling solo or as a couple, it may feel pricey. If you’re splitting with a small group, it becomes more reasonable because you’re buying a private half-day plan with transportation and multiple included admissions.

Here’s what the price effectively covers based on what you get:

• Private transportation in an air-conditioned black cab
• Round trip hotel pickup in central London
• Bottled water and WiFi on board
• Admission tickets for several locations during the tour
• A stop where pub access is free (so you’re not paying twice)

What’s not included is also important: snacks. If you like to nibble during tours, plan to bring a small snack or plan for food at the pub and restaurant stops.

Pickup and timing: how to set yourself up for an easy afternoon

You can start with pickup from central London hotels, and airport pickup is available but costs extra. That’s the right kind of flexibility for a quick trip: you can avoid public transit transfers and just get on with your day.

The tour runs daily during the listed operating window, and the daily hours are 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Since the tour is about 4 hours, I’d plan a buffer before dinner plans. You’ll be out for a chunk of the day, and you’ll likely want time afterward for a relaxed meal.

Also keep an eye on where your stop time lands. A tour built around photo moments works best when you’re dressed for walking and standing still. Bring a light layer, even in calmer weather, because London days can switch moods.

Stop 1: Kensington High Street to Richmond, Ted’s Apartment and the first pub moment

This is the anchor stop, at about 2 hours, which is exactly the right length for a show-based tour. You’re not just getting quick drive-bys here. You’re settling in around the areas people associate with Ted Lasso’s world, including where Ted’s Apartment is and the pub where Ted goes for a drink.

This longer block gives you room for two things you’ll care about:

• Photos without feeling like you’re sprinting between corners
• Time to actually take in the setting, then have a drink if you want

A practical tip: decide early whether you want the pub drink to be a main break or just a quick stop for a photo and one order. Since the rest of the day is scheduled, it’s smart to keep your first stop from turning into a full afternoon detour.

Stop 2: Kensington, Sam’s Restaurant and a quick photo break

Next is a 30 minute stop in Kensington at Sam’s restaurant. This one is shorter, and that’s by design. It’s a reset moment: stretch your legs, grab photos, and take a breather while your driver keeps the day moving.

If you’re the kind of fan who loves the food and side characters as much as the main plot, Sam’s restaurant is a good pause. The location is built for quick appreciation, then back into the cab.

A small consideration: with only half an hour, you’ll want to be ready. If you arrive with your phone at 2 percent battery, you’ll feel it immediately. I’d charge beforehand or bring a portable charger.

Stop 3: AFC Richmond training ground, a short cab hop with fast payoff

Stop 3 is another 30 minutes, focused on AFC Richmond’s training ground. This is the kind of location that fans tend to react to instantly, because it’s pure show identity: the team vibe, the setting, and that sense of getting closer to the action.

This stop is short, but that can work in your favor. You get the moment, then you move on while it’s still exciting rather than letting it turn into a slow, drawn-out break.

If you’re visiting in cooler or rainy weather, this is also helpful. Short time on your feet reduces discomfort, and the cab time keeps you warm.

Stop 4: Richmond Green pub time with free admission access

After training ground, you head to Richmond Green, where you’ll see where Ted lives, then you go into the pub for important filmed scenes. The pub stop is about 30 minutes, and this one is the free admission window.

This is a great segment because it mixes two priorities:

• Recognition and photos in the filming setting
• Real-life pub time where you can grab a drink at the bar

In one of the guide-led experiences I saw described, Marc was especially patient while someone took a moment to have a burger at the pub. That’s not a promise that the tour includes food, but it is a clue about the overall vibe. The day seems built for letting you enjoy the setting, not just pose and run.

If you plan to eat during the pub stop, keep it simple. Order within the time you have and avoid anything that takes forever. The rest of the day still has one more scheduled stop.

Stop 5: A Taste Athens in Richmond, the food-and-photos finale

The last stop is A Taste Athens, noted as Nathan’s favorite restaurant, plus a stroll and photo time around the area. It runs about 30 minutes, and it includes an admission ticket.

This is the section that tends to make the tour feel complete for fans who also love food. The first half of the day scratches the show-spot itch. The final stop gives you a place to wrap up with a real restaurant experience connected to the show’s tone.

Don’t overpack your expectations here. Thirty minutes is enough to appreciate the setting, take your photos, and enjoy the atmosphere. If you want a full meal, you may want to make that your post-tour plan.

How the 4 hours usually feel, and what to bring

A tour like this is all about timing. Some stops are short, some are longer, and the cab rides connect them. That structure is one reason it works so well for quick trips: you get the highlights without needing to plan each location yourself.

To make it smooth, I’d bring:

• A charged phone and a camera with enough battery for multiple stops
• Comfortable shoes for standing and stepping out for photos
• A small water backup if you’re picky about hydration, since snacks are not included
• A light layer for cool evenings, even if midday feels warm

Also, if you’re traveling with mobility needs, the tour is stroller-accessible and service animals are allowed. Still, you’ll want to dress and plan for short walks around each stop, since you’re going to step outside for photos.

Your guide is part of the magic, from Jon to Marc

The guides make a difference on this type of tour. You want someone who can point things out clearly and keep the day friendly and paced. In the experiences shared, Jon stood out for showing the spots fans recognize, with strong show-specific knowledge and a knack for getting people what they came for. Marc also gets praise, especially for a patient, fan-friendly approach during food moments.

That matters because Ted Lasso fans often come with their own mental list of scenes. A good guide helps you match your list to what you’re seeing in front of you, so your photos and questions actually land.

If you can, ask your guide one or two focused questions early in the day. It’s the easiest way to get more out of every stop.

Comfort and logistics that help the day stay fun

This is a private tour/activity, so only your group participates. That means less waiting around for strangers, fewer awkward transitions, and more time spent on your own pace.

It also runs in an air-conditioned vehicle with WiFi and bottled water. That’s not a small thing when you’re doing multiple photo stops. You get a quick reset inside between locations, and it helps keep energy up for the final two segments.

One more practical point: the meeting area is near public transportation. Even if you’re using pickup, that can be useful as a backup plan if you’re running late or changing travel routes last minute.

Who should book this tour?

This tour fits best if you check at least one of these boxes:

• You’re a Ted Lasso fan who wants real filming locations tied together in one easy route
• You like the idea of a private half-day experience with a dedicated driver
• You want food moments at the pub and at A Taste Athens
• You’re traveling as a small group and want value beyond per person pricing

If you’re only a casual viewer, you might still enjoy it, but the payoff is strongest for fans who recognize places. The same goes if you love long unstructured time. This is scheduled and photo-driven, so you’ll get the most fun if you’re okay with that rhythm.

Should you book the Ted Lasso London Taxi Tour?

I’d book it if you want a show-themed day that’s easy to run and heavy on recognizable stops. The combination of private black cab rides, hotel pickup, multiple included admissions, and two food-leaning moments (pub and A Taste Athens) makes it a strong option for a half-day London plan.

I’d think twice if you need lots of spare time at each location or you’re not interested in a filming-spot focused route. Also remember snacks are not included, so plan to eat during the pub and restaurant windows or add your own snacks.

FAQ

How long is the Ted Lasso London Taxi Tour?

The tour lasts about 4 hours.

What is the price?

It is $475.18 per group, up to 6 people.

Is hotel pickup included?

Yes, round-trip hotel pickup is offered. Airport pickup is also possible for an extra cost.

What language is the tour in?

The tour is offered in English.

Is the tour private?

Yes. It is a private tour/activity, and only your group will participate.

Which stops include admission tickets?

Admission tickets are included for stops like Kensington High Street, Sam’s restaurant, and AFC Richmond training ground, plus the A Taste Athens stop. The pub stop tied to Richmond Green is listed as free admission.

What is included in the cab?

You get bottled water, an air-conditioned vehicle, private transportation, and WiFi on board.

Are service animals and strollers allowed?

Service animals are allowed, and the experience is stroller-accessible.

What should I bring for snacks?

Snacks are not included, so you may want to bring your own or plan to buy food at the pub and restaurant stops.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel for free up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the start time, you will not be refunded.