We took our sons (aged 9 and 11) on this tour and they absolutely loved it and if I'm really honest so did we!! We booked on-line about 3 months before hand - it cost for the four of us £28 - we thought this was really good value. On arriving you meet your guides for the tour - ours... more

Well I certainly don't know where some of the people on here have been to but it certainly wasn't the tour of the BBC... We were taken through different studios (BBC News and shown all the different studios and what they're used for). The guides were extremely friendly, helpful and happy to answer any questions you had a long the... more

We booked to go on this tour on a Saturday in Feb and what a waste of time ! We saw nothing but empty rooms and walked endless empty corridors. If we could have seen something live actually being broadcast even from afar it would have held some interest. We were shown empty studios which meant nothing to us, if... more

Went on CBBC tour early August 07. 8 year old boy+dad. Very enjoyable. Guides were very good with the kids. Very interactive, with the kids all playing roles at different stages. Everyone had a great laugh. Don't want to ruin the surprises along the way, but would recommend this to anyone with 7-10 year old children, who watch CBBC. Might... more

I’m going to get straight to the point about this tour without beating around the bush. I booked this tour about three months in advanced and was REALLY looking forward to it. I had previously been on the Grananda tour in Manchester (they don’t do it anymore) and got to walk down “Coronation Street”, and go on rides and allsorts.... more

June 2005 was my first visit to London. I had arranged a tour of the BBC Television Centre (White City, London) for Day Two of my trip and, due to an intruder on the tracks, trains on the Underground in the direction I was travelling were seriosuly disrupted. I arrived at the recepetion area of BBC 15 mins late, to... more