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The Ride, View & Experience - The Complete London Eye Guide

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The 135-meter high attraction provides an exquisite view of  London and its skyline. Owing to the popularity and beauty of the landmark, thousands come every day to experience the ride of the wheel. Ticket lines can be an ordeal, especially if you go around holidays or festivals. Booking tickets online in advance is highly recommended.

Onboard one of the capsules which can hole up to 25 people, it will take you 30 minutes to complete one round of the wheel while witnessing iconic landmarks in London. Inside the capacious capsules, you can walk around and see the city from every possible angle. The wheel goes so slow that it doesn’t even stop for embarkment and disembarkment! People can get off as soon as the capsule touches the ground.

The capsules are suspended in a calculated manner promising a 360-degree view of London. Watch out for the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge, and even the Shard.

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