Our Annual Passes:
• cost the same as their corresponding single visit admission ticket
• allow you to visit the Cathedral during sightseeing opening hours as many times as you like over one year: You’ll still choose a visit date here, which will be the start of your 12-month access whether you use your Pass then or not
• are classified as a donation: We ask UK taxpayers to consider applying Gift Aid so we can benefit from an extra 25 pence for every £1 you donate
• only allow you, and any family members living with you whom you book Annual Passes for, to enter the Cathedral: you won’t be able to bring people not from your family household (you do not have to visit with family household members you have booked Annual Passes for)
• are non-transferable beyond the person you book it for: proof of address may be requested when revisiting
• carry only your name as the contact for the booking and are not individually named.
Please do not book Annual Passes for people not from your family household. They should book their own Annual Passes.
Some special events at the Cathedral may also allow free access for Annual Pass holders but please check each event for clarification.
You can select a visit date up to three months in the future. E-tickets are emailed to you to print or to show on a mobile device when you visit. Annual Passes begin from the visit date and entry timeslot you select and you can visit using them whenever the Cathedral is open for sightseeing. Opening hours may vary but the Cathedral is usually open for sightseeing visits Monday to Saturday. Last admission is usually at 4.00pm and sightseeing usually ends at 4.30pm. The average visit length is two hours.
Please note that complimentary entry can be granted to a disabled visitor and an accompanying carer or companion. These tickets can be requested on arrival or can be pre-booked in the Single-date tickets section.