London

London"London is livelier!"
Levels	202 (120 normal, 62 side-levels, 20 HH)
Country	United Kingdom
Passport Stamp
Version	1.5.2
Release date	February 19, 2015
Resource Mart levels	21, 41
Monument cost	All monuments:  ?  ?  ?  ?
Previous	Paris
Next	Rome

London is the sixth city and the second city of Europe in Gummy Drop!.

Story

Introduction:
You arrived in London by subway to rebuild the monuments.
Epilogue:
After you have rebuilt all the monuments, you will travel by submarine to Rome.

Souvenir symbols

• Bearskin
• Double-decker bus
• Red telephone box

Rewards

Achievement	Image	Reward	Passport Stamp
Build all monuments
Intern Complete all level 1
Architect Complete all level 2
Master Builder Complete all level 3
Build 100% of city

Citizens

Citizens

Levels

This city contains 202 levels, consists of 120 normal levels, 62 side-levels, and 20 Helping Hand levels.

Monuments

#	Monument	Levels	Requirement				Image
			Bricks	Hats	Gems	Green Gems
1	Kensington Palace	1-10	400,000	500,000	-	10
	Past resident Princess Margaret's guests included the Beatles. Presumably when the Fab Four performed sing-along songs on her drawing room piano, it was not a Hard Day's Night.
2	Victoria and Albert Museum	11-20	200,000	300,000	-	20
	The famed decorative arts museum was scandalized when a staff member managed to smuggle out priceless swords in his trouser legs. No word on whether he was caught sitting down on the job.
3	Buckingham Palace®	21-30	450,000	500,000	-	5
	Whenever the Queen is actually in residence, a flag atop the palace indicates her presence. This must make avoiding door-to-door salespeople much more difficult.
4	Westminster Abbey	31-40	1,750,000	-	500,000	-
	For centuries, it was believed that the Abbey's oak door displayed the flayed skin of a thief. This gruesome idea was debunked when the skin was revealed to be… decorative cowhide.
5	Palace of Westminster	41-50	150,000	150,000	1,000,000	10
	While the Commons Chamber has gone smoke-free, the gentlemanly tradition of a snuffbox by the door remains. No word on whether the contents are up to, uh, snuff.
6	Big Ben	51-60	350,000	1,200,000	500,000	5
	The giant clock sets time by an old British penny. A penny is added to the pendulum if the clock is fast - one is removed if the clock is slow. No word on who pockets the heavy penny.
7	Trafalgar Square	61-70	500,000	600,000	500,000	5
	The stonemasons lowering the statue of Nelson onto the 182 foot platform at the center of the square are said to have hauled up a table and chairs. They then enjoyed the world’s highest steak dinner.
8	Royal Opera House®	71-80	550,000	650,000	500,000	10
	The shortest opera ever performed lasted only 7 minutes - Darius Milhaud's The Deliverance of Theseus. It might also be the only opera no one has ever slept through.
9	Tower of London	81-90	650,000	110,000	650,000	8
	The infamous tower once housed the Royal Menagerie of exotic animals– including a polar bear said to fish the Thames on a leash. This must have been extremely disconcerting for the fish.
10	Tower Bridge	91-100	2,200,000	250,000	1,220,000	10
	In 1952, bus driver Albert Gunton was crossing Tower Bridge when he realized it was about to rise – he then gunned it over a three foot gap. His bravery netted him a 10 pound reward, and possibly a life-long fear of driving over bridges.
11	Tate Modern	101-110	750,000	650,000	1,200,000	20
	One of the artists exhibited in the museum – Michael Landy – is best known for a performance piece in which he destroyed all 7,227 of his possessions. This was likely a one-time performance.
12	London Eye®	111-120	1,200,000	1,800,000	1,660,000	15
	The capsules on the London Eye® circle at the death-defying pace of 26cm per second! This translates to twice as fast as a tortoise, but not nearly as quick as a hare.

Helping Hand levels

#	Name	Level	Moves/Time	Score	Bring down	Play card for	Reward	Image
1	Train Station	2	24	none	4 packages	100	100,000 10
	Carry On - "The train is arriving! Can you help send us packing?"
2	Abbey Road	8	24	none	4 paints	150	400,000
	Road Block! - "The group wants to cross Abbey Road! Can you put stripe on it?"
3	Phone Booth	15	21	none	4 phone booths	350	300,000 5
	Dial It Up! - "London's calling! Can you find a phone booth?"
4	Difference Engine	23	18	none	4 strings	5	500,000
	Aiding Ada! - "Ada Lovelace needs to fix the engine! Can you make a difference?"
5	Palace Guard	32	30	none	4 bearskin hats	500	500,000 500,000
	On Guard! - "The Palace Guard needs a bearskin hats! Can you top them off?"
6	Tea Time	34	20	none	4 teapots	500,000	1,500,000
	Tea Off! - "A cuppa would hit the spot! Can you find teapots?"
7	Rainy Street	42	25	none	4 umbrellas	200	10
	Rain Day! - "Tourism has been rained out! Can you find the umbrellas?"
8	Jukebox	46	20	none	4 records	250	1,000,000
	Spin City! - "The jukebox needs vinyl! Can you get some in record time?"
9	Guy Fawkes Night	54	24	none	4 matches	750,000	500,000 5
	Match-Up!- "November 5th is Bonfire Night! Can you get us lit?"
10	Clock Tower	63	45	60,000	4 clock parts	400	500,000 10
	Hands-Free! - "The clock is missing parts! Can you give us a hand?"
11	Writing Desk	65	35	55,000	4 ink droplets	250,000	500,000
	What-the-Dickens!- "Scrooge won't have ghost of a chance without ink! Can you spot him some?"
12	Double-Decker Bus	73	00:45	135,000	5 double-decker busses	400	500,000 5
	Double or Nothing! - "Tourists keep missing the bus! Can you help them double back?"
13	Mailbox	76	30	55,000	4 stamps	300	500,000
	Mail Call! - "These letters need to be mailed! Can you put your stamp on things?"
14	Theater Stage	83	45	57,000	4 scripts	300	500,000 5
	All the World's a Stage! - "The actors have forgotten their lines! Can you cue them in?"
15	Poster	88	40	60,000	3 crowns	300	500,000
	Crowning Glory! - "It's a royal pain when the poster is missing a crown! Can you help?"
16	Football	95	30	80,000	4 soccer balls	800	2,000,000
	"Socc" It to Me! - "New footballs would be a kick! Can you help?"
17	Tower Bridge	102	45	60,000	4 bricks	300	500,000 10
	Mind the Gap! - "Repairing Tower Bridge is a tall order! Can you help?"
18	Union Jack	108	30	110,000 49 tiles	4 flag parts	350	500,000 1,000,000
	Up the Pole! - "I'm glad I could flag you down! Can you help sew things up?"
19	Bookstore	113	20	60,000	4 cameras	350	1,000,000 10
	Camera-Ready! - "Can you get the paparazzi their cameras? The movie star will be gone in a flash!"
20	Shopping District	117	30	70,000	4 shoes	350	1,500,000
	It's a Shoe-In! - "I need comfortable shoes for shopping, and you're the sole person who can find them!"

Special Item Missions

#	Levels	Special Item	Image	Reward	Citizen	Character Quote
1	1-10	10 pins	File:London SpecialItem01.png	100		"Blimey! London's calling! But I'm stuck - I can't wear my band shirt without pins! Can you help?"
2	11-20	10 butterflies	File:London SpecialItem02.png	5		"By George, I'm all a-flutter! Can you find my missing butterflies?"
	21-30	10 Gummy Guy
3	31-40	10 buttons	File:London SpecialItem04.png	500		"Shhh! I can't serve the Queen unless I'm buttoned up! Can you find them?"
	41-50	10 Gummy Guy
4	51-60	10 winter coats	File:London SpecialItem04.png	300		"Blast! The Palace Gates are cold! Can you fetch some winter coats?"
5	61-70	10 bowler hats	File:London SpecialItem05.png	300,000		"Bowler hats would be tip top! Can you help an old chap?"
6	71-80	10 pierce rings	File:London SpecialItem06.png	400,000		"Even blokes like to put a ring on it! Can you find a few for me?"
7	81-90	10 yarns	File:London SpecialItem07.png	300		"I'd tell you a good yarn if you find my knitting things!"
8	91-100	10 bolts	File:London SpecialItem08.png	10		"Find my bolts, and I'll find you riveting!"
9	101-110	10 biscuits	File:London SpecialItem09.png	10		"It's high time for tea! Won't you find me biscuits?"
10	111-120	10 spikes bracelets	File:London SpecialItem10.png	5		"Can I collar you, mate? I need to find metal spikes!"

Helping Locals

#	Level	Citizen	Spend	Reward
1	5		250	250,000
2	27		400	300,000 10
	57		500	900,000 1,000,000

Mystery Boxes

#	Level	Reward
1	18	10
2	92	500 1,000,000
3	115	1,400,000

Music

This track plays while on the city map.

Quotes by Sam

• "Let loose in London!"
• "Welcome to London, love!"
• "Welcome to swinging London!"

Trivia

• Many Helping Hand levels reference British pop culture, such as the following:
  • Train Station level references the Harry Potter franchise;
  • Abbey Road level is based on famous album cover of The Beatles' music album of the same name;
  • Telephone Box level references the 1963 British science fiction TV show Doctor Who.
• There are several non-buildable monuments scattered across the map, they are:
  • Hyde Park,
  • Bank of England,
  • Cutty Sark Museum, and
  • Globe Theatre.

• Additionally, St. Paul Cathedral appears in the background, but not in the city map.

• The double-decker bus souvenir also appears in Cardiff.
• The background music also appears in UK Gummy Getaway levels 21-30.