Inside the London Eye | The experience, views, and visitor tips

The London Eye stands at 135 meters (443 feet) tall and has a diameter of 120 meters (394 feet).

The London Eye capsules are fully climate-controlled. This means they are kept at a comfortable temperature year-round, whether it's hot and sunny outside or cold and rainy.

Each London Eye capsule can hold up to 25 people. While they are spacious, they can feel quite full, especially during peak times. However, the 360-degree glass means everyone gets a great view, and there's usually room to move around.

Yes, there is some limited bench seating available in each capsule. However, the majority of the space is left open to allow guests to walk around freely and enjoy the views from all angles.

No, for safety reasons, the windows inside the London Eye capsules cannot be opened. The capsules are fully enclosed and climate-controlled.

Yes, you can take pictures inside the London Eye. Taking photos of the breathtaking views it offers is highly encouraged!

Some popular spots for capturing the London Eye include Westminster Bridge, Jubilee Gardens, and along the South Bank of the River Thames. These locations provide different perspectives and angles for the best photographs.

To get the best photos, try to get your camera lens or phone as close to the glass as possible to minimize reflections. You might also want to wear darker clothing to reduce your own reflection in the glass.

Using a higher ISO in low-light conditions, such as during sunset, can help capture clearer images. Experiment with different aperture settings to achieve the desired depth of field and focus on the details.

No, there are no toilet facilities inside the London Eye capsules themselves. Restrooms are available at the base of the London Eye, and it's highly recommended to use them before joining the queue for your ride.

Only bottled water is permitted inside the capsules. Hot food, large meals, and excessive amounts of personal items are not allowed to ensure comfort and cleanliness for all guests.

Yes, the London Eye capsules are fully accessible for both wheelchairs and prams/strollers. The spacious design allows for easy maneuvering. Larger strollers might need to be folded during busy periods.