How much is admission to the Stonehenge UNESCO World Heritage Site? On this page, you will find all information regarding ticket prices and have the opportunity to book your tickets immediately.
To ensure your visit runs smoothly, we kindly ask you to pay close attention to the various conditions for ticket purchase (age categories, time slots, etc.).
Additionally, you will be informed about what is included with your tickets and which areas you will be able to access.
Avoid waiting times and plan your visit efficiently by booking your Stonehenge admission tickets online in advance. You can select a specific time slot, guaranteeing access to the site. Included in the ticket price are a shuttle service to the Visitor Centre, an audio guide, and the option to cancel free of charge up to the day before your visit.
The following table provides an overview of all ticket prices for Stonehenge:
| Standard | Off-Peak | Peak | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adults (18–64) | £28.50 | £25.00 | £31.50 | |
| Children (5–17) | £18.00 | £16.00 | £20.00 | |
| Infants (0–4) | Free | Free | Free | |
| Family (2 Adults + 2/3 Children) | £75.00 | £66.00 | £83.00 | |
| Family (1 Adult + 2/3 Children) | £46.50 | £41.00 | £51.50 | |
| Senior (65+) | £25.00 | £22.00 | £28.60 | |
| Student (16–99) | £25.00 | £22.00 | £28.60 |
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Depending on the month and day of your visit, ticket prices vary. There are three pricing categories: Standard, Peak, and Off-Peak:
The correct rate is automatically applied during the booking process — there is no need to select between Peak, Off-Peak, and Standard manually.
Details regarding ticket categories:
Due to high visitor numbers and potential queues at the ticket desk, all online tickets are linked to a specific time slot. You must enter the site within your selected 30-minute time slot (starting from the chosen time). Entry outside this slot is not guaranteed.
All tickets sold here are Fast-Track / Skip-the-Line tickets, allowing you to begin your visit without waiting. We strongly recommend booking early to secure your preferred time slot.
Tickets purchased include free cancellation until midnight the day before your scheduled visit. Example: If your time slot is April 18th at 12:00 PM, you may cancel until April 17th at 11:59 PM.
You may also purchase your ticket on-site. However, please note that availability is not guaranteed and long waiting times are possible.
If all time slots for a given day are sold out, on-site ticket sales will no longer be available. We therefore recommend purchasing your ticket online in advance to avoid waiting times and ensure guaranteed access.
Stonehenge offers several discounts:
Currently, no additional discounts are available for people with disabilities.
However, visitors with disabilities pay the regular admission price and may bring one accompanying person free of charge.
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All Stonehenge tickets include the following:
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No, parking for cars is not included in the ticket. A separate fee of £3 applies.
Your ticket will be sent via email. You may print the barcode or display it on your phone for entry.
When booking, you will choose a 30-minute time slot (e.g. 10:30 AM). You must enter the site between 10:30 AM and 10:59 AM. Entry outside this slot is not guaranteed due to high visitor numbers.
If you miss your booked time slot, entry is not guaranteed. Staff will do their best to accommodate you in the next available slot — subject to availability. There is no entitlement to late admission.
We recommend arriving at the Visitor Centre at least 20–30 minutes before your slot. If you’re significantly late, you may cancel your ticket (before the cancellation deadline) and rebook for another time.
Once your barcode has been scanned and you’ve entered the Stonehenge site, there is no time limit. You may stay as long as you wish and explore all areas at your own pace.
No, unfortunately, time slots cannot be changed. However, you can cancel your ticket and purchase a new one for a different time.
Without a ticket, you may access the toilets, café, and gift shop. The stone circle is only accessible with a valid ticket.
We recommend allocating at least 2 to 3 hours to fully explore all areas.
The distance is approximately 1 mile. You may walk, take the free shuttle, or use both options.
With your standard ticket, you can take the free shuttle bus from the Visitor Centre directly to the stone circle. It departs every few minutes, without reservation, and takes around 5–10 minutes.
The shuttle also stops at Fargo Plantation — ideal if you wish to walk part of the way.
The shuttle is fully accessible: wheelchairs and mobility scooters are welcome, with step-free or ramp access.
The last admission is always 2 hours before the site closes. Please check current opening times, as they vary by season:
Public holidays and school breaks can be crowded. Generally, mornings (before 11 AM) and afternoons (after 2 PM) are quieter. The busiest times are between 11 AM and 2 PM.
In theory, you can view Stonehenge from a distance — such as from the public road that runs near the site. However, visibility is limited, and access to the stone circle, exhibits, shuttle, and other areas requires a valid ticket.
On special occasions such as the Summer Solstice, admission may be free but the site is extremely busy. Members of the National Trust or English Heritage receive free entry but must still book a time slot online in advance.
Secure your ticket for Stonehenge now and avoid long queues on site. With just a few clicks, you can select your preferred time slot and gain immediate access to the grounds. All tickets include the free shuttle service, the audio guide, and free cancellation up to the day before your visit.
Official tickets and visitor information for the Stonehenge UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Visit Stonehenge is not the official website of Stonehenge.