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Soar above London on a 30-min ride for 360° city views from the tallest cantilevered wheel.
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Skip the queues and enjoy priority boarding for 360° views on the London Eye.
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London Eye fast-track tickets
30-min ride on the London Eye
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Soar above London on the Eye and cruise through the city along the Thames.
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Thames River Cruise
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London Eye + Thames River Cruise
London Eye
Thames River Cruise
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Save big, with a 51% discount on this combo that gives you entry to 3 top attractions.
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SEA LIFE London
London Eye
London Eye + Madame Tussauds + SEA LIFE London Aquarium
London Eye
Madame Tussauds
SEA LIFE London Aquarium
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See the city by road, river, and sky with this all-in-one combo that gives you access to top sights.
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Hop-On Hop-Off Bus
Thames River Cruise
London hop-on hop-off tour
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You can join a tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
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From Tower Pier (starts near stop 16 & concludes at Waterloo Pier and Westminster Pier)
From Westminster Pier (starts near stop 18 & concludes at Tower Pier)
London Eye
Hop-On Hop-Off Bus
Thames River Cruise
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See panoramic views from the London Eye and the underwater world at SEA LIFE Aquarium.
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SEA LIFE London Aquarium
London Eye
SEA LIFE London Aquarium
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Unlock London’s royal history and skyline views in one value-packed combo ticket.
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Entry to the Tower of London
Access to the Crown Jewels
London Eye
Entry to the London Eye
30-min ride on the London Eye
Tower of London + London Eye
Tower of London
London Eye
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See London from every angle—skyline views from the Eye and a walk above the Thames.
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London Eye
Entry to the London Eye
30-min ride on the London Eye
Tower Bridge
London Eye
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See London—sky-high on the Eye and from the Thames, before learning its royal history.
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Entry tickets to the London Eye
30-min ride on the London Eye
Thames River Cruise
40-min Thames River cruise
English-speaking guide
Boarding from the London Eye or Tower Piers
Multilingual audio guide in English, Arabic, German, French, Spanish, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Italian, Indonesian, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, and Vietnamese
Tower of London
Entry tickets to the Tower of London
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London Eye and Thames River Cruise
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Witness 360-degree views of London's iconic skyline from the world's tallest cantilevered observation wheel. On a clear day, you can see up to 40km away, as far as Windsor Castle!
From your glass capsule, get a bird's-eye view of London's famous sights, including the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, St. Paul's Cathedral, The Shard, Tower Bridge, the River Thames, and many more.
Unlike walking tours or bus rides, the slow, gradual rotation of the London Eye (0.9 km/h) offers a constantly changing perspective of the city. You can leisurely take in the sights, snap photos, and simply enjoy the sensation of gliding above London.
The London Eye itself has become a modern symbol of the city. Riding it gives you a sense of being part of London's contemporary identity and a connection to its ever-evolving landscape.
Its central location on the South Bank means it's a great starting point for exploring other nearby attractions like the London Dungeon, SEA LIFE London Aquarium, and the Southbank Centre.
The Thames, England's longest river, is a vital artery flowing through the heart of the country. From its source in the Cotswolds to its grand estuary meeting the North Sea, it's shaped England's history, culture, and landscape.
The Palace of Westminster, often called the Houses of Parliament, is the iconic home of the UK government. This grand Gothic building, with its towering clock tower (Big Ben), is a symbol of British democracy. Inside, the House of Commons and the House of Lords, the two chambers of Parliament, debate and shape the nation's laws.
Westminster Abbey stands as a majestic symbol of England's rich history. This iconic Gothic church has witnessed centuries of royal coronations, weddings, and burials. From monarchs and poets to scientists and warriors, the Abbey is the final resting place of some of Britain's most celebrated figures. Beyond its historical significance, Westminster Abbey remains a vibrant place of worship, filled with music, prayer, and reflection.
Big Ben, a name synonymous with London, is actually the nickname for the Great Bell within the clock tower at the Palace of Westminster. This magnificent tower, officially named Elizabeth Tower, stands as a symbol of the United Kingdom. Its intricate design, adorned with carvings and statues, is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture.
A symbol of the British monarchy, Buckingham Palace stands as an iconic landmark in the heart of London. This grand neoclassical building is more than just a residence; it's a stage for state occasions, a treasure trove of art, and a captivating glimpse into royal life.
Dominating the London skyline with its magnificent dome, St Paul's Cathedral is a symbol of the city's resilience and grandeur. Designed by the renowned architect Sir Christopher Wren, this masterpiece of Baroque architecture has been a place of worship, reflection, and national significance for centuries.
Tate Modern is London's iconic art gallery, housed in a transformed power station. It's a place where groundbreaking art comes to life. From Picasso to contemporary installations, you'll find a vast collection that challenges your perception and inspires your imagination.
Tower Bridge, with its striking towers and opening bascules, is one of the world's most recognizable bridges. This London icon stands as a testament to Victorian engineering and is a beloved symbol of the city.
The Shard, a towering pyramid of glass, has transformed the London skyline. This iconic skyscraper offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city from its observation deck. More than just a lookout point, The Shard is a vertical city, housing offices, residences, hotels, and restaurants.
Jubilee Gardens is a vibrant green space nestled on London's South Bank, offering a peaceful retreat from the city's hustle and bustle. Created to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee, this park is a beloved spot for locals and tourists alike.
The Millennium Bridge is a sleek pedestrian walkway spanning the River Thames in London. Known initially for its unexpected swaying, it's now a beloved London icon. This modern marvel offers stunning views of the city and is a popular spot for both tourists and locals.
Spanning the River Thames, Westminster Bridge offers a stunning view of London's iconic landmarks, including the Houses of Parliament and the London Eye. Its elegant design and rich history have made it a beloved part of the city's skyline.
A majestic symbol of the British monarchy, Windsor Castle stands as a testament to over 900 years of history. This sprawling complex, perched on a hill overlooking the River Thames, has served as both a royal residence and a formidable fortress.
As the world's oldest scientific zoo, London Zoo has been captivating visitors with its incredible animal collection for over 190 years. From iconic big cats to exotic reptiles and fascinating invertebrates, there's something to amaze everyone.
Get ready for a star-studded encounter! Madame Tussauds is London's famous wax museum, home to incredibly lifelike figures of your favorite celebrities, historical icons, and even fictional characters. It's a chance to rub shoulders with royalty, pose with pop stars, and even meet your favorite superheroes.
A treasure trove of human history, the British Museum houses an astonishing collection of artifacts from across the globe. From ancient Egypt to the Americas, this iconic institution offers a captivating journey through time and culture.
A living testament to Elizabethan theater, Shakespeare's Globe is a reconstruction of the original playhouse where many of the Bard's iconic plays were first performed. This open-air theater offers a unique and immersive experience, transporting audiences back to the golden age of drama.
A symbol of both royal power and imprisonment, the Tower of London is one of the most iconic landmarks in the world. Its imposing presence on the banks of the River Thames has witnessed centuries of British history unfold. From a royal palace to a dreaded prison, this fortress has played a multitude of roles.
The O2 Arena, a dynamic venue on London's Greenwich Peninsula, is a hub for world-class entertainment. From music megastars to sporting events, this iconic space has hosted some of the biggest names in the world. With its impressive capacity and state-of-the-art facilities, the O2 offers an unforgettable experience for every visitor.
A global icon of astronomy and timekeeping, the Royal Observatory Greenwich stands proudly on a hill overlooking the River Thames. Home to the Prime Meridian, the line of longitude 0°, it's the birthplace of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).
A true icon of British sport, Wembley Stadium is the beating heart of English football. With its iconic arch and vast capacity, it's a stage for the biggest matches and concerts. From the roar of the crowd to the thrill of victory, Wembley is where legends are made.
Trafalgar Square, a bustling hub in the heart of London, is as famous for its iconic landmarks as it is for its vibrant atmosphere. This historic square, named after Nelson's naval victory, is a magnet for tourists and locals alike.
A vibrant hub of sport, culture, and leisure, the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is a testament to London's hosting of the 2012 Summer Olympics. Transformed from an industrial wasteland into a thriving community space, the park offers a unique blend of iconic venues, green spaces, and exciting events.
A cornerstone of London's cultural scene, the Royal Festival Hall is a world-renowned concert venue. Its iconic architecture and superb acoustics have hosted some of the greatest musical performances in history. More than just a concert hall, it's a vibrant hub for music, art, and culture.
A modern marvel rising from the former docklands, Canary Wharf has transformed into one of Europe's leading financial centers. Its towering skyscrapers and bustling atmosphere are a stark contrast to the area's industrial past. Today, it's a thriving hub of business, shopping, and entertainment.
The Imperial War Museum is a poignant reminder of the human cost of war. It's a place where stories of courage, sacrifice, and resilience are brought to life. From the trenches of World War I to the complexities of modern conflict, this museum offers a powerful and thought-provoking experience.
Unfortunately, London Eye tickets are valid for one rotation only. Want to go again? You’ll need a separate ticket and trust us, it’s worth it.
London Eye fast track tickets provide priority access, saving you from long queues, especially during peak hours. This option is ideal if you want a faster, hassle-free entry.
If you miss your slot, speak with a team member on-site. They may accommodate you on the next available rotation, depending on availability.
Each ride lasts 30 minutes. You’ll have ample time to enjoy the views, but there isn’t an option to stay beyond one full rotation.
For golden-hour magic, try a sunset ride. For lighter crowds, go early in the morning or later in the evening on weekdays. Cloudy day? Don’t worry, you can still see 25 miles out!
Mostly, yes, except for Christmas Day and for maintenance during the entire month of January. Always check the schedule before booking your tickets.
Rain or shine, the London Eye keeps turning! It only stops for extreme weather or high winds. And yes, you’ll still get great views even on a moody London day.
Pack your camera, wear comfortable clothes, and carry your e-ticket or booking confirmation. Bags are allowed but will be security-checked.
There’s no formal dress code, but comfortable clothing and layers are a good idea, especially if you’re visiting in the cooler months.
Yes, combo tickets are available for nearby attractions like Madame Tussauds, SEA LIFE London Aquarium, and Shrek’s Adventure! London.
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