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The London Eye Tickets - E tickets
Key Highlights
- Pre-book your London Eye ticket and take a flight at any time on your chosen day
- With the Fast Track ticket, skip the lengthy lines which can be up to an hour during the summer
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Overview
Ride the Ferris wheel that has fast become a symbol of London! To miss this adventure would be the same as going to New York and not going up the Empire State building!
Standing at an impressive 443 feet tall, the London Eye gives you unsurpassable views for over 25 miles (on a clear day). You will be able to get a bird’s eye view of many world famous attractions including Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey to name just a few. Ever since it opened in March 2000, this enormous Ferris wheel has appeared in numerous films and is visited by over 3.5 million people per year. Each air-conditioned capsule can hold up to 25 people. The capsules rotate around a special device allowing visitors to stay upright while the Wheel turns slowly but progressively.
We offer two London Eye ticket options - General Admission and Fast track ticket. The general ticket holders enter via the standard entrance and with the fast track option, you will be able to bypass any lines waiting to board the London Eye. If you book a fast-track ticket, redeem your voucher at the Priority Access check-in desk and beat the long queues that can last over an hour during peak season.
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Activity Schedule & Itinerary
Activity Schedule
When does it run?Daily
DurationEach flight is 30 minutes
Start timeThe London Eye is open daily throughout the year. The first flight is always at 10:00am and the time of the last flight will vary as shown below:
April – August: 8:30pm
September - March: 6:00pm
Timings are subject to change.
Ending PointMeeting PointThe London Eye is located on the South Bank of the Thames (near County Hall, Belvedere Road London SE1 7PB). The closest tube station is Waterloo (about 5 minutes walk). Embankment, Charing Cross and Westminster tube stations are also within walking distance.
If you are travelling by bus, then Numbers 211, 77 and 381, and most of the sightseeing bus tours stop at the London Eye.
Fast Track flight guests must go to the ‘Priority Desk’ inside the ticket office to exchange their voucher, after seeing the 4D Experience you will go straight to the Fast Track entrance to get onto the London Eye. This will allow you to avoid the main line!London Eye
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Inclusions & Exclusions
Inclusions
- General Admission or Fast Track Entrance ticket to London Eye (as per option selected)
- London Eye 4D experience
Exclusions
- Food and drink
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Please note
Timings are subject to change. Fast Track flight ticket holders must go to the ‘Priority Desk’ inside the ticket office to exchange their voucher, after seeing the 4D Experience you will go straight to the Fast Track entrance to get onto the London Eye. This will allow you to avoid the main queue!
To ensure the safety of all customers you will be subject to stringent security checks before boarding the London Eye. Handbags and small bags are allowed on the London Eye however briefcases and laptops cannot be carried aboard.
The London Eye cannot accept any left luggage except prams and buggies which will be thoroughly searched.
London Eye moves at a speed of 900 metres per hour. You will share the capsule with a maximum of 25 other people.
The London Eye does not run on Christmas Day (25 Dec) and for 2 weeks each January for maintenance.
Voucher information: Sorry but you must print and surrender a paper version of your booking voucher for this activity (showing your voucher on a smartphone is not accepted - but we're working to change this). No refund can be given to customers without a printed copy of their voucher.
Additional info
London Eye has full disabled access both on to the London Eye and all the facilities inside the ticket office, gift shop and cafes. Wheelchair ramps are clearly marked and there are separate disabled toilets. -
Customer Reviews
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Tay Lee, Malaysia -
A good time had by all
A really good day out. The grandchildren loved it and even though we did not ‘fasttrack’ the wait for the eye, it only took 20 minutes. A lunch at Pizza Express (Royal Festivsl...
david english, United Kingdom -
Great view of London
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Nancy Davidson, United States
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Sunita Verma, India, 11/Dec/2019 -
Excellent value for money. Being in a wheelchair I was treated like a star.
Margot Mcbride, United Kingdom, 10/Jul/2019
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