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    What is the most popular paid for UK tourist attraction?

    Question #100905. Asked by chrisintheuk. (Nov 11 08 3:37 AM)


    cdrock00

    		In 2007 it was the Tower of London with over 2 million paying visitors. Followed by St. Pauls Cathedral and Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach.

    http://www.eturbonews.com/5476/tower-top-paid-tourist-attraction

    Nov 11 08, 7:13 AM
    queproblema

    		Ten pounds to visit a cathedral. Wow! Historic churches I've toured in the US have a discreet request for donations; don't think I've ever bought a ticket to visit a church.
    http://www.stpauls.co.uk/page.aspx?theLang=001lngdef&pointerID=60588uQVb5RItxP6NqRd53P4wPhzNSJE

    Apparently, one gets into the "pleasure beach" for free, but then pays for each ride or attraction.
    http://www.pleasure-beach.co.uk/

    Nov 11 08, 8:41 AM

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