The Liverpool Pass Discount Codes & Deals
The Liverpool Pass is a digital sightseeing pass for Liverpool, sold on liverpoolpass.co.uk as a 1-day or 2-day pass. It covers six attractions: The Beatles Story, the British Music Experience, Strawberry Field, the Liverpool FC Museum and Boom Room exhibition, the City Explorer hop-on hop-off bus and the Mersey Ferries River Explorer Cruise. The site does not publish a discount code, and its FAQ says there is no concessionary rate for students or senior citizens. The saving comes from the pass itself: the brand says that visiting all six attractions on a 1-day pass costs less than buying the tickets separately, and that fewer attractions means a smaller saving or none. Pass holders also get discounts at partner venues in the city, such as money off food and drink at restaurants and bars, merchandise at the Tourist Information Centre and original art at two galleries. The pass only starts when you first scan it, so you can buy it before you travel. Below are the current offers, read on liverpoolpass.co.uk on the date shown.
Current The Liverpool Pass deals at a glance
7 current The Liverpool Pass deals (status 3 November 2026). 7 are official offers from The Liverpool Pass.
| Deal | Status | Last checked |
|---|---|---|
| Six Liverpool attractions on one pass: save around £30 per adult on a 1-Day Pass | Official offer | 3 November 2026 |
| 20% off food and drinks at Bread Street Kitchen & Bar with your pass | Official offer | 3 November 2026 |
| 20% off food at The Long Shot on the Royal Albert Dock | Official offer | 3 November 2026 |
| 15% off merchandise at the Liverpool Tourist Information Centre | Official offer | 3 November 2026 |
| 10% off original art at dot-art Gallery and Cass Art | Official offer | 3 November 2026 |
| Free drink with any food purchase at BOXPARK Liverpool | Official offer | 3 November 2026 |
| Group rates for groups of more than 20 | Official offer | 3 November 2026 |
Six Liverpool attractions on one pass: save around £30 per adult on a 1-Day Pass
20% off food and drinks at Bread Street Kitchen & Bar with your pass
20% off food at The Long Shot on the Royal Albert Dock
15% off merchandise at the Liverpool Tourist Information Centre
10% off original art at dot-art Gallery and Cass Art
Free drink with any food purchase at BOXPARK Liverpool
Group rates for groups of more than 20
How to get the most from The Liverpool Pass▼
- Count your attractions first. The saving is largest if you visit all six; with only two or three, separate tickets can cost the same or less.
- Pick the right length. The 1-day pass suits a busy single day, while the 2-day pass spreads the six attractions over 48 hours from your first scan.
- Start with the bus. The City Explorer bus stops near several of the attractions, and its 24 hours start on your first ride.
- Plan meals around partner venues. Showing the pass at the listed restaurants, bars and shops gives a discount on top of the attraction savings.
- Buy before you travel. The pass only starts at the first scan, so buying early costs you no time on the pass.
How we assess Liverpool Pass offers▼
Official offer means the discount appears on liverpoolpass.co.uk and we read it there on the date given with each offer. We take savings and partner discounts only as the Liverpool Pass states them. Codes from other sites are not published here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a Liverpool Pass discount code?▼
No. liverpoolpass.co.uk does not publish a discount or promo code, and the FAQ says there is currently no concessionary rate for groups, students or senior citizens. The value is in the pass: entry to six attractions for one price, plus discounts at partner restaurants, bars and shops when you show your pass. If the Liverpool Pass publishes a real code on its own site, we will add it here with the source and date.
How much can I save with The Liverpool Pass?▼
It depends on how many attractions you visit. According to liverpoolpass.co.uk, visiting all six on a 1-Day Pass saves around £30 per adult, around £61 for a couple and around £97 for a family of two adults and two children, compared with buying separate tickets. If you only visit two or three attractions, the site says the saving is smaller or there may be none, so count the attractions you really want before you buy.
Which attractions are included?▼
The pass covers The Beatles Story, the British Music Experience, Strawberry Field, the Liverpool FC Museum and Boom Room exhibition, the City Explorer hop-on hop-off bus and the Mersey Ferries River Explorer Cruise. You can visit each attraction once. The pass includes the LFC Museum but not the full stadium tour, and the City Explorer bus is valid for 24 hours from your first ride, which must fall within your pass period.
When does the pass start and expire?▼
The pass is activated the first time it is scanned at an attraction, not when you buy it, so you can buy it before your trip. It then runs for your chosen duration: a 2-day pass first scanned on Monday at 10am expires at 10am on Wednesday. You can add it to Apple or Google Wallet or print it from the link in your confirmation email.
Are there children's passes or group rates?▼
Yes. The child pass is for ages 3 to 15. Groups of more than 20 people can ask the Liverpool Pass team for group rates by email, using the address on the FAQ page. There is no separate student or senior rate.
What discounts do I get with the pass in Liverpool?▼
Show your pass at partner venues to get the discount. The offers page lists 20% off food and drinks at Bread Street Kitchen & Bar, 20% off food at The Long Shot on the Royal Albert Dock, 10% off weekend breakfasts at Wreck Bistro, a free drink with any food purchase at BOXPARK, 15% off merchandise at the Liverpool Tourist Information Centre and 10% off original art at dot-art Gallery and Cass Art.
How does Tripplo check these offers?▼
We read every offer above on liverpoolpass.co.uk on the date shown and note the conditions. We only publish codes that the Liverpool Pass publishes itself. When a partner offer changes or ends, we update or remove it here.