Reviews
What visitors say about the Belfast hop-on hop-off bus. Use the map and timetable to plan your day.
Travellers often rate the Belfast hop-on hop-off bus highly for convenience and value. Below are reviews from visitors who have used the tour. For practical details—map, prices, timetable, stops, and booking—use the menu above.
What Visitors Say
"Did the full loop first to get our bearings—commentary was brilliant, learned loads about the Troubles and the shipyards. Then we hopped off at Titanic Belfast and spent three hours there. Bus came every 30 mins so no stress. Would definitely do again."
Sarah M.
Manchester, August 2024
"Family of four with two kids (8 and 11). They loved the open top and we could get off when they got restless. City Hall stop was perfect for lunch. Good value for 48h—we used it over two days and saw everything we wanted."
James T.
Edinburgh, July 2024
"First time in Belfast and this was the best way to see the city. Driver was really knowledgeable. Only dropped a star because it rained in the afternoon so we sat downstairs—still worth it. Booked online with a code and saved a few quid."
Emma L.
London, June 2024
"Used it to get to Titanic Belfast and the Cathedral Quarter. So much easier than figuring out local buses. Commentary was engaging and not too long. Staff at the main stop were helpful with times. Recommended for anyone with limited time."
David K.
Bristol, September 2024
"We're in our sixties and found it very comfortable. Got on at City Hall, did one full circuit, then hopped off at Stormont for a walk. Buses were on time and the route was easy to follow. Great introduction to Belfast."
Margaret & John
Cardiff, May 2024
"Came for a weekend and the 48h ticket was perfect. First day we did the loop and hopped off at Titanic. Second day we used it to get to the Cathedral Quarter and back. No hassle, good value. Would use again."
Chris W.
Leeds, October 2024
What People Like
Reviews frequently mention the ease of getting around without a car. The bus links Titanic Belfast, the City Hall, and the Cathedral Quarter in one ticket, which is especially useful for first-time visitors. The live commentary is often praised: guides share local history and point out landmarks, so even a full loop feels informative. Many say the open-top deck is ideal for photos and sightseeing in good weather. Families appreciate the ability to hop off when children need a break and to rejoin later using the timetable and stops.
Value for money is another common theme, especially when visitors book online and use a discount code. A 48h ticket is often recommended for two-day stays so you can spread the tour and avoid rushing.
Tips from Reviews
Reviewers suggest: (1) Do a full loop first to see the route and hear the commentary, then hop off on the second loop. (2) Start early so you have time at stops like Titanic Belfast. (3) Check the weather—the top deck is best in dry weather; the lower deck is covered. (4) Use the map and timetable so you know when the next bus passes your stop. (5) Book in advance for peak season and use a promo code when available.
Where to Read More Reviews
For up-to-date reviews and ratings, check the operator’s website and well-known review platforms. Experiences can vary by date, weather, and driver, so reading a mix of recent reviews helps.