Standard Admission – Peak Season (Feb–Oct) – Online Weekday
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Buying guide
Compare standard admission tickets across providers to find the best rate for your date, as prices vary between peak and off-peak seasons. If you want to combine your visit with a London city tour or multiple attractions, consider a guided combo or explorer pass.
Start with the official offer when it is available; it is the clean benchmark for every partner price.
Compare offers ↓Partner offers can be useful when official inventory is gone or when cancellation flexibility matters.
Compare offers ↓Guided or hosted options cost more, but reduce planning friction and explain what you are seeing.
Compare offers ↓GetYourGuide Tiqets Official
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GetYourGuide Standard Ticket is significantly cheaper than the Tiqets equivalent for standard admission.
Compare offers ↓02GetYourGuide Westminster Walking Tour and Kew Visit covers both the central London tour and Kew Gardens admission.
Compare offers ↓03Go City London Explorer Pass via Tiqets provides bundled access to 2 to 7 attractions, saving money on multiple entries.
Compare offers ↓04GetYourGuide Standard Ticket as it allows checking flexible cancellation terms at checkout, unlike official tickets which are typically non-refundable.
Compare offers ↓05Book standard entry for adults; children under 4 enter for free but you should add a free under-4 ticket to your booking.
Compare offers ↓06GetYourGuide Westminster Walking Tour and Kew Visit which includes priority or fast-track access elements where listed.
Compare offers ↓Insider tips
Kew has four public entrances: Victoria Gate (closest to Kew Gardens Underground station), Elizabeth Gate (closest to Kew Bridge station and river services), Brentford Gate (next to the car park), and Lion Gate (closest to Richmond station). Brentford Gate remains open during renovation works, although delays are possible. Bag searches may take place at entrances or specific venues, and Kew has no lockers or baggage-storage facilities, so avoid arriving with large luggage.
Official Kew Gardens ticket prices vary by season: during peak season (February to October), standard adult tickets booked online cost £24 (£27 at the gate), while off-peak (November to January) tickets drop to £16 (£19 at the gate). Reduced rates are available online for young people and students aged 16–29 (£10 in peak, £7 in off-peak), concessions aged 65+ or with disabilities (£22 in peak, £14 in off-peak), and children aged 4–15 (£6 in peak, £5 in off-peak), with under-4s entering free. Partner prices are displayed in USD and may fluctuate based on exchange rates or the inclusion of optional donations.
Infants under 4 (ages 0–3) enter free, though you should add a free under-4 ticket to your online booking. Visitors aged 16–29 qualify for discounted young person/student tickets. Concession pricing is available for seniors (65+) and visitors with disabilities. Registered blind or partially-sighted visitors enter free. One essential carer accompanying a visitor with a disability receives free entry, but this free carer ticket must be selected and added to your order when booking online. Additionally, UK residents receiving Universal Credit, Pension Credit, or legacy benefits, as well as asylum seekers with an Application Registration Card (ARC), can book £1 tickets online or buy them at the gate. Eligible visitors can also bring up to four guests for £1 each, provided they present official proof of benefits or their ARC at the entrance.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Yes. Kew accepts valid tickets shown on a phone or printed out, along with any required voucher or concession ID. If a partner voucher gives a specific arrival window, follow that voucher’s instructions.
Kew’s standard day-ticket terms state that tickets are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged, transferred, or resold. Partner bookings can have their own conditions, so check the selected seller’s cancellation terms before payment rather than assuming flexibility.
The official option is the clearest choice when you want Kew’s own admission terms and concession requirements. A partner may be useful if you are comparing a combined attraction ticket or guided experience, but check the final checkout total, admission conditions, and inclusions carefully.
No ticket should be assumed to bypass security. Kew may search bags at the entrance or before particular glasshouses and galleries, and visitors must comply with searches as a condition of entry.
Kew has no locker facilities, so keep belongings with you. Prohibited items include bikes and scooters, drones, weapons, flammable liquids, sports equipment such as balls, and flowers or plant material; bag searches may also take place inside the Gardens.
Kew’s published day-ticket terms do not guarantee admission for late arrivals or provide a general late-arrival grace period. If your ticket or voucher has a time requirement, contact the seller or Kew as soon as possible; entry still requires a valid ticket and may involve security checks.
Children aged 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult, and under-4s enter free. Visitors using concessionary tickets should bring the required proof of eligibility or ID; check the booking instructions for the exact ticket type before travelling.
Plan extra time for entrance and security screening, especially if carrying bags, because checks can occur at the gates and again before specific venues. Glasshouses also have their own closing times and may close before the Gardens, so do not leave them until the end of the day.