Paw Patrol Afternoon Tea Bus Tour London

Brigit’s Bakery now hosts a Paw Patrol Afternoon Tea bus tour of London. The tours depart from 8 Northumberland Avenue near Trafalgar Square. They are perfect for young fans who want a day out filled with adventure, puzzles and sightseeing. This 90‑minute tour takes place on a classic Routemaster bus and blends London’s most iconic landmarks with an interactive PAW Patrol mission. As soon as families board, they’re welcomed into a colourful world of pup‑tastic fun, guided by Ryder and the PAW Patrol team through mission screens at every table. Children help solve clues, complete challenges and follow the story as they search for Mayor Goodway and Chickaletta, who have mysteriously gone missing somewhere in Central London.

Alongside the adventure, guests enjoy a themed afternoon tea with a choice of traditional, vegan, vegetarian, gluten‑free or halal menus. Each menu includes savoury bites, mini cakes and character‑themed treats, plus drinks such as tea, coffee, hot chocolate or juice. Any leftovers can be taken home in a doggy bag, and every child receives a PAW Patrol activity book and a branded travel cup as a souvenir. An onboard entertainer keeps the energy high with sing‑alongs, games and plenty of fun moments throughout the journey.

The bus follows a scenic route past major London sights including Trafalgar Square, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, the London Eye, Battersea Power Station and the River Thames. Families remain onboard for the full tour, and the experience is designed for children aged 2 and above.

Important Information: Paw Patrol Afternoon Tea Bus Tour London

What are the main things to do?

A 90‑minute immersive, themed sightseeing adventure combining interactive missions, character storytelling and afternoon tea aboard a classic Routemaster bus.

What are the ticket prices?

Prices from £45 per adult and from £37 per child. Prices vary by date, time and seat selection.
Prices are subject to change and/or discounts online.

Is there parking?

Tours are best accessed using public transport links such as the London Underground.

When are they open?

The tours run every day. For up-to-date opening times, please visit their website.

Are they accessible?

Please contact the venue. The buses are vintage, so they don’t have wheelchair access. There is also only room for foldable buggies.