Checked 31 August 2026: The Peppa Pig Afternoon Tea Bus London is currently running daily from Temple Embankment, with departures at 12:15pm, 2:45pm and 5:30pm. Tickets are currently listed from £45 for adults and £37 for children, with prices varying by date, time and seat choice.
Overview
Brigit’s Bakery runs a Peppa Pig themed London sightseeing afternoon tea bus experience for families, combining a 90-minute tour of central London with themed food, Peppa Pig and Suzy Sheep commentary, songs, games and activities.
The bus passes a long list of London landmarks, including Tower Bridge, the Tower of London, St Paul’s Cathedral, Trafalgar Square, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey and the London Eye. It is a sightseeing journey rather than a hop-on, hop-off tour, so passengers stay on board until the bus returns to its designated stop.
What Families Can Expect
Each table has a built-in screen showing a Peppa Pig guided animation of the London tour, with singalong songs and episode clips. An onboard entertainment team leads family-friendly games and activities during the journey.
The experience also includes a Peppa Pig themed afternoon tea, activity books and surprises for younger fans. Every guest currently receives a Peppa Pig travel cup to take home, and takeaway boxes are available for food you cannot finish.
Dates, Times & Tickets
Current standard departures: daily at 12:15pm, 2:45pm and 5:30pm.
Prices: currently from £45 adult / £37 child. Prices vary by date, departure and seat selection, so check the live booking page for the exact cost of your visit.
Duration: approximately 90 minutes, depending on London traffic.
Age: 2+. Babies and children under two are not permitted on the standard Peppa Pig tour.
Check current Peppa Pig Afternoon Tea Bus dates, menus and tickets.
Departure & Practical Information
Departure and return point: Temple Embankment, Bus Stop N, on Victoria Embankment beside Temple Underground station.
Brigit’s Bakery asks guests to arrive around 15–20 minutes before departure. Foldable buggies can be stored on board, but space is limited.
Families should also be aware that passengers cannot get off during the tour. The classic Routemaster does not have seatbelts and no standing or walking is permitted while the bus is moving, so parents and carers need to decide whether their child can remain seated for the full journey.
The operator’s Peppa Pig page currently describes an onboard toilet for emergency use by children only. Its FAQ also advises families to use facilities and change nappies before boarding, so it is sensible not to rely on onboard facilities.
Food & Dietary Requirements
The themed afternoon tea currently has traditional, vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and halal menu options, alongside tea, coffee, hot chocolate, water and juice.
There are important allergy limitations. Brigit’s Bakery states that it cannot currently cater for nut-free or peanut-free requirements, coeliac guests, combined dairy-and-gluten-free requirements, or combined vegan-and-gluten-free requirements. Its gluten-free menu may contain traces.
Dietary requirements should be supplied at least 72 hours in advance and allergies must be confirmed directly with the operator. If the bakery cannot meet a child’s allergy or food needs, its FAQ says families may bring their own food.
Accessibility & SEN Information
This is a moving 1960s-style Routemaster experience rather than a fixed attraction, which is worth considering for anyone who finds vehicle movement, busy entertainment, screens, songs or remaining seated for a long period difficult.
Wheelchair access: Brigit’s Bakery has an adapted wheelchair-friendly Routemaster for some tours, but its current accessibility information specifically states that the themed buses are not currently wheelchair accessible. Contact the operator before booking if anyone in your group has mobility or transfer requirements.
For children who prefer to know what will happen in advance, it may help to explain that the experience lasts around 90 minutes, they cannot leave the bus part-way through, there will be Peppa content on screens, songs and interactive entertainment, and food will be served while the vehicle is moving.
Seasonal Peppa Pig Bus Tours
The regular Peppa bus also has seasonal versions during the year. For autumn, see our Peppa Pig Halloween Afternoon Tea Bus London 2026 guide, running 19 October–1 November 2026. Brigit’s Bakery also lists a Peppa Pig Christmas Lights Bus for the festive season.
Is the Peppa Pig Afternoon Tea Bus Worth Considering?
For a Peppa fan, the appeal is that this is more than simply afternoon tea. It combines the characters and activities they recognise with a sightseeing trip that gives grown-ups plenty to look at too. The age limit, fixed 90-minute journey and accessibility restrictions are the main practical things I would check before booking.
FAQ
How long is the Peppa Pig Afternoon Tea Bus?
Approximately 90 minutes, although London traffic can affect the journey time.
Where does it leave from?
Temple Embankment, Bus Stop N, beside Temple Underground station. The bus returns to the same designated point.
Can children under two go on the Peppa Pig bus?
No. The standard Peppa Pig Afternoon Tea Bus is currently for ages two and over.
Can I take a buggy?
Yes, but only foldable buggies can be accommodated and storage space is limited.
Is the Peppa Pig themed bus wheelchair accessible?
Not currently. Although Brigit’s Bakery operates an adapted wheelchair-friendly bus for some experiences, its current FAQ says themed buses are not wheelchair accessible.
Can I bring food for a child with allergies or restricted eating?
Brigit’s Bakery says you should give dietary information when booking and, where it cannot meet a child’s needs, bringing your own food is permitted. Always confirm allergy arrangements directly with the operator first.
