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Up at The O2 | 360° views of London's skyline

Experience London from new heights at Up at The O2! You'll have the opportunity to ascend the O2 Arena's dome and take in views of historic landmarks, including the Olympic Park and Canary Wharf. This 90-min experience will take you across a walkway suspended 52 meters in the air for a chance to admire London in all its glory from a unique vantage point.

​About Up at The O2

Why visit Up at The O2

Guests climbing the O2 Arena roof at twilight in London.
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Unique urban adventure

Experience an exciting outdoor challenge as you climb over a suspended fabric walkway that stretches over the dome.

Panoramic vistas

Climb to 52 meters above ground for 360-degree vistas from The O2’s roof and see everything from Canary Wharf to the Thames River.

Multiple climb options

You can choose from daytime, twilight, or even sunset climbs to get the best views of the city.

Expert guides and top-notch safety

Your adventure will be safely handled by professional guides, with all the necessary safety gear and a well-organised system to keep you comfortable throughout your climb.

Architectural marvel

See all of the O2's unique design elements, like its 12 masts and a 350-meter walkway stretching right over it, from the best vantage point.

Things to know before booking your Up at The O2 tickets

  • Types of tickets: Located in central London in the Greenwich area, Up at The O2 is a popular activity for adventure-seekers. You can book a Daytime Climb, a Sunset or Twilight Climb, or a combo ticket to other nearby attractions like the London Eye.
  • What’s included: Your ticket includes either a daytime, sunset, or twilight climb, an experienced guide accompanying you on the climb, and climbing gear, including a jacket, shoes, harness, and other safety equipment.
  • Timed entry: Note that all tickets are timed, no matter what climb you choose. Please arrive at least 15 mins before your scheduled time slot so as not to miss your experience.
  • Combo tickets: Combo tickets allow you to visit an attraction or experience at a discounted price in addition to your Up at The O2 experience. Choose between combo tickets to the London Eye or a flexible sightseeing Thames River cruise.
  • Best time to go: Daytime Climbs are suitable for families rather than a tiring experience in the evening, and for tourists who want to fit the climb into a busy sightseeing schedule. Witness the sky transform into a palette of colors, providing a picturesque backdrop and a romantic ambience ideal for couples on a Sunset Climb. However, sunset climbs might be more crowded, so plan accordingly. The Twilight Climb is ideal for those who want to experience the city in a quieter, more serene atmosphere. You can see landmarks illuminated, including the Thames reflecting the city lights.
  • Restrictions: Visitors must be above the age of 8 years, must be over 1.2m in height, and must weigh no more than 21 stone/130 kg/286 lbs. Pregnant women and those with epilepsy are not allowed to participate in the climb. 
  • Accessibility: For a wheelchair-accessible activity, try the wheelchair climb at Up at The O2. These climbs only occur on specific dates and are in high demand. 
  • Weather conditions: Climbs at Up at The O2 are conducted in various weather conditions, excluding gales, lightning, heavy snow or ice, or extreme conditions deemed unsafe for climbing. 
  • Cancellation policy: All Up at The O2 tickets can be cancelled for free.

Which ticket for Up at The O2 is best for you

Climb tickets

Duration: 1.5 hours

  • Choose a daytime view for clear views of the London skyline. Sunset views are best for a romantic experience as the sun sets. Twilight climbs offer a chance to see the city as the first lights start twinkling and night starts to set.

Recommended tickets:

  • Up at The O2 Climb Tickets

Sunset or Twilight Climb tickets

Duration: 1.5 hours

  • Perfect for couples, families, and groups looking for an adventure, watch the sunset from the top of The O2 dome with the Sunset Climb or see the city lights after dark with the Twilight Climb.

Recommended tickets:

  • Up at The O2 Sunset or Twilight Climb Tickets

Combo tickets

Duration: Flexible

  • Visit popular London attractions like the London Eye or a flexible Thames River cruise from Greenwich to central London at discounted rates after your Up at The O2 climb with a combo ticket.

Recommended tickets:

  • Up at The O2 + London Eye Tickets
  • Up at The O2 + Thames River Cruise

Views from Up at The O2

Aerial view of Olympic Stadium in London with cityscape in the background.

The Olympic Park

The Olympic Park is a large sporting complex, comprising the London Stadium, Aquatics Centre, and the Olympic Village.

Canary Wharf skyline with modern skyscrapers and Crossrail Place in London.
River cruise boat passing Big Ben and Houses of Parliament in London.
Cutty Sark ship at National Maritime Museum, London, with visitors nearby.
Aerial view of The Shard in London at sunset with cityscape.

Plan your visit to Up at The O2

Visitors taking a selfie on the roof of The O2 in London, wearing climbing gear.

The O2 is open daily from 10am to 10pm.

Climb hours: Up at The O2 climbs take place from 10am to 7:30pm. Note that timings may vary so please check the schedule for the exact day that you plan to visit.

Detailed The O2 opening hours
People celebrating on the O2 Arena roof at sunset during Up At The O2 adventure in London.
  • Daytime: For panoramic views and clear visibility, daytime climbs offer a vibrant cityscape. The natural light enhances the scenery, making it ideal for photography and appreciating London's landmarks.
  • Sunset: Consider a sunset climb for a unique experience as the city transitions from day to night. Witness the sunset over London and watch the city light up.
  • Night: To see the city lights twinkle across the skyline after dark, book the twilight climb.

Address: Peninsula Square, London SE10 0DX, United Kingdom | Find on Maps

  • By tube: Jubilee Line (every 2 minutes)
    Nearest station: North Greenwich station
  • By bus: 108, 129, 132, 161, 188, 422, 472, or 486 (every 5-10 minutes)
    Nearest stop: North Greenwich station
  • By boat: Uber Boat by Thames Clippers (every 20 minutes)
    Nearest pier: North Greenwich
  • By cable car: IFS Cloud Cable Cars (every 30 seconds) 
    Nearest stop: IFS Cloud Greenwich Peninsula
  • By car: Inside the M25 
    Nearest parking: O2 car parks 2, 3, or 4
  • By hop-on hop-off bus: Big Bus, Golden, City Sightseeing and Tootbus (Green Route)
    Nearest stop: North Greenwich Station
Directions to The O2
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  • Guides: Your guides will accompany you and assist you on your climb. They will also point out landmarks and interesting facts during your climb.
  • Safety briefings & equipment: You will be provided with safety briefings to make the most of your experience. Visitors will be provided with a harness and climbing shoes included in The O2 Climb tickets. Jackets and Gilets are also available on request. 
  • Storage facility: You can leave your large bags at the storage facility just outside the main entrance (£10 per bag).
  • Parking facilities: Car parks 2, 3, and 4 are available for all non-event parking needs, including Up at The O2. All parking areas have payment machines that accept cash or cards, and there’s no need to book a space before you arrive.
  • Medical rooms: The O2 has 3 medical rooms, one outside block 113, one outside 413, and one just behind the main stage for guests who have general admission standing tickets.
  • Wi-Fi: The O2 has hotspots for both The O2 Wi-Fi and the Cloud.
Person pressing elevator button with accessibility sign.
  • The climb may pose challenges for individuals with certain disabilities. For a wheelchair-accessible activity, try the wheelchair climb at Up at The O2. Using a pulley system, specialised guides will pull you up and over the walkway in a wheelchair. These climbs only occur on specific dates and are in high demand. Ensure the experience aligns with personal mobility needs.
  • The O2 Climb is accessible for most disabled guests. Please contact the venue at  boxoffice@upattheo2.co.uk for more details.
  • The O2 also has accessible climbs for wheelchair users.
  • All O2 car parks have accessible parking bays for Blue Badge holders.
Man placing bag in locker at tourist attraction.
  • Restrictions: You must be at least 8 years old, 1.2m tall, weigh no more than 130 kg/286 lbs, and not have a waist measurement of more than 125cm or an upper thigh measurement of more than 75cm to do the climb.
  • Pregnant women: Pregnant women are not permitted to do the O2 Climb.
  • Medical conditions: Climbing is not suitable if you've had an epileptic seizure in the past 12 months. If you have vertigo, pre-existing physical injuries, or congenital defects, please check with the Box Office before booking.
  • Children: An adult must accompany children under 18 years to do The O2 Climb. One adult can accompany five children.
  • What’s not allowed: Mobile phones are allowed during the climb and can only be used on the viewing platform. Other belongings must be kept in the locker. Small cameras are allowed; GoPros and larger cameras are not.
  • When to arrive: Arrive 15 minutes before your departure time. Late arrivals will not be admitted. In these cases, tickets will not be exchanged or refunded.
  • Drinking: Climbers must be sober during the climb.
  • ID: You are required to bring a photo ID for verification. Any ID with a clear picture of the individual on it will suffice.
People celebrating on the O2 Arena roof at sunset during Up At The O2 adventure in London.
  • Avoid clothing that restricts your movement, obstructs your vision, leads to overheating in warm weather, or becomes entangled in the safety equipment. 
  • Skirts and dresses are not allowed.
  • Wear loose, comfortable clothing suitable for the weather. 
  • We recommend jeans, trousers or shorts rather than skirts or dresses because you’ll be wearing a harness. 
  • The staff will provide you with climbing shoes, but you can also wear your own shoes on the climb if they have velcro or laced fastening, are deep-tread walking shoes/boots, and are clean and mud-free on the soles/tread to not damage the walkway.
  • You must wear socks.
Customer paying with credit card at cafe cashier.
  • Avoid eating a heavy, greasy meal before your O2 Climb experience. You can have a light meal like a sandwich or a smoothie.
  • The first set of stairs is fairly easy to climb; however, the actual incline is pretty steep. So, if you have back pain or trouble with your knees, the O2 Climb might not be your cup of tea. 
  • Head to one of the customer service desks outside block 101 on level 1 or block 410 on level 4, and the staff will store your buggy until after the climb.
Fish Head Curry with spices and ingredients, Singapore street food.
  • Zizzi: From risottos to pizza, Zizzi is a great place for a busy visitor with a selective palate.
  • Scarlet Rasoi: A welcome break from the commercial restaurants, Scarlet Rasoi might be the best place to go if you are looking for a good curry.
  • Busaba Eathai: Busaba Eathai's menu has something for everyone, with a wide selection of Thai classics.
  • Rodizio Rico: Rodizio Rico is one of only two London locations, serving a one-price all-you-can-eat selection of steaks and seafood cooked on the barbecue. 
  • Hollywood Bowl: If your heart is set on American cuisine, look no further than Hollywood Bowl. 
Restaurants at The O2
Observatory dome with telescope at Royal Greenwich Observatory, London.
  • Greenwich Park: Explore historic landscapes, the Royal Observatory, and captivating views in this expansive and scenic park.
  • Cutty Sark: Step aboard the legendary tea clipper, Cutty Sark, an iconic maritime masterpiece and maritime history.
  • Royal Observatory Greenwich: Uncover celestial wonders, stand on the Prime Meridian, and delve into astronomy at this renowned observatory.
  • National Maritime Museum: Immerse in maritime history, artefacts, and exhibitions at the world's largest maritime museum.
  • IFS Cable Car: Soar across the Thames River on a scenic cable car ride, offering stunning aerial views.

Frequently Asked Questions about Up at The O2 tickets

The entire experience takes about 90 mins to complete. The first part includes your briefing and time to get into your climb gear. The climb will take approximately an hour, depending on the speed of the group.