Thames Clippers Tickets

Thames Clippers Tickets

Plan, track & go.

2 ratings
64 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 18, 2014
  • July 16, 2026

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Navigate London's waterways effortlessly. Plan your trips, track boats in real-time, and purchase tickets instantly. Discover nearby attractions with the integrated river guide.

Real-time boat tracking
Journey planning
Mobile ticketing
Interactive route map
River guide
Season tickets
Hot drink carnets
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What's New in Thames Clippers Tickets

8.4.1

July 16, 2026

Improvements to reliability, accessibility and performance throughout the app.

User reviews

Doesn't accept amex

If you try to enter an amex number, it doesn't complain, just pretend you're still missing a digit. Won't allow you to store a credit card until you buy your first trip, but tickets last for 90 days so it's probably not a deal breaker. Not much in terms of when to activate tickets (like, does staff need to see you do it - appears they don't). Also, doesn't keep the security code, that's silly
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Requires account

Lack of Guest login option. Forcing to open an account

Response from developer

Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. If you wish to buy a ticket without creating an account you can do so on our website https://www.thamesclippers.com/ . Please keep in mind that season tickets and carnets are only available in the app.

Dilapidated app

Doesn’t remember your login, no Face ID.
Alongside this you are dealing with exorbitant ticket prices and ticket inspectors who need evidence that your 8 year old child is a TfL travel card holder. No common sense used at all.
Boats are packed despite more users than ever (mainly down to popularity of Battersea Power Station).
The problem with this is that you have to activate a ticket BEFORE joining a queue to board… so if you give up on boarding a boat due to queues then you have flushed money down the toilet.
The actual experience on the Clipper is great… the rest of it is pants… and this app needs basic modernising.
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Doesn't accept amex

If you try to enter an amex number, it doesn't complain, just pretend you're still missing a digit. Won't allow you to store a credit card until you buy your first trip, but tickets last for 90 days so it's probably not a deal breaker. Not much in terms of when to activate tickets (like, does staff need to see you do it - appears they don't).
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Circularity Bug

App keeps asking me to download the app to see live schedule!

FAQ

What does the Uber Boat by Thames Clippers app do?

This app helps you plan your journeys across London using the Thames Clippers service. It provides real-time boat tracking, journey planning with timetables and pier connections, and allows you to purchase tickets directly within the app.

What are the key features of the app?

Key features include live boat tracking to know exactly when your boat will arrive and how busy it is, a journey planner with an interactive route map, and the ability to buy single, return, or hop-on hop-off tickets instantly. It also includes a River Guide to discover nearby attractions.

How much does the app cost?

The app itself is free to download and use. You will need to purchase tickets for your journeys through the app, with options for single, return, hop-on hop-off, and season tickets available at various prices.

Is this app compatible with my device?

While specific compatibility details are not provided in the description, mobile ticketing apps are typically designed for modern smartphones running recent versions of iOS and Android operating systems.

What are common use cases for this app?

Common use cases include planning your daily commute along the river, sightseeing by hopping on and off at different piers, or simply enjoying a scenic and efficient way to travel across London.