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Don’t miss this chance to stand 135 meters high! Up in the air, and experiencing the stunning views of London’s iconic skyline. Known as the Millennium Wheel, designed by Marks Barfield Architects, offers panoramic views of iconic landmarks like Buckingham Palace and The Houses of Parliament, while also providing a unique perspective into London.

Key Highlights

  • Experience an unforgettable panoramic flight on one of the world’s highest observation wheels
  • Watch London unfold beneath you as you rise 135 meters to see Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, and Buckingham Palace from totally new heights
  • Kick back and relax during a 40-minute cruise along the River Thames; another optional addition to your London Eye experience!

About London Eye Admission Tickets

Did you ever imagine that you will be standing in a glass cage, so up in the sky the view of London from that height gets heavenly? But your anticipation builds as the wheel slowly lifts you into the sky.  More than 70 million people have been transported into London's famous skyline by this towering structure on the south bank of the River Thames, now within moments, you are floating above the city, immersed in a panoramic masterpiece. 

With Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament right in London's heart, you will see London from a whole new angle. The view will be something that you never forget. As the eye goes higher, you can see St. Paul's Cathedral, Tower Bridge, the Palace of Westminster, Buckingham Palace, and even Windsor Castle on a clear day. 

Throughout the 30-minute rotation, you’ll get to gain insights about the landmarks you are viewing with an interactive touchscreen. The London Eye isn’t just Europe’s tallest cantilevered observation wheel; it’s been in movies, music videos, and TV shows, but let’s be real—the best view is the one you get to enjoy.

Be it a first date, proposal, school trip, family time, or whatever it may be, The London Eye is the most popular paid attraction in the entire UK. so get those tickets now and square the spots for the perfect time.

Inclusions

  • Standard admission to the London Eye

Exclusions

  • Fast-track entrance

Insiders' Tips

There's a bench in the center of each capsule, but seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Additional Information

London Eye Opening Hours: The attraction is typically open from 11 AM to 6 PM, though hours may vary seasonally, so it’s always best to check ahead before planning your visit to ensure you don’t miss out.
Dress Code: While there’s no strict dress code, comfortable attire is highly recommended to ensure you have a relaxed and enjoyable experience during your visit.
Age/Height Restrictions: There are no height restrictions for visitors, but children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult to ensure their safety and supervision throughout the experience.
Accessibility: The entire attraction is fully wheelchair accessible, with priority boarding available to ensure a smooth and convenient experience for all visitors with mobility needs.
Tickets & Photography: A standard entrance ticket grants you a 30-minute ride, allowing you to take in breathtaking views, and if you’d like a keepsake, professional photos are available for purchase to capture the moment.
Interactive Elements: Inside each capsule, you’ll find touchscreens designed to provide fascinating insights into the surrounding sights, enhancing your experience with engaging and informative details.

Cancellation Policy

No cancellation within 24 hours

London Eye Admission Tickets Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the London Eye ride last?
The entire rotation, which offers stunning vistas all along the way, takes around 30 minutes.
Is the London Eye wheelchair accessible?
Yes, it is completely accessible, and there is committed support available.
Can I bring food and drinks onboard?
Refreshments are provided nearby, but outside food and beverages are not permitted.
What landmarks can I see from the London Eye?
Buckingham Palace, The Shard, St. Paul's Cathedral, Big Ben, and more.
What happens in bad weather?
Although severe weather may have an impact on operations, the Eye is open in the majority of weather situations.
Is there a photography restriction?
Tripods and business photography need authorization, although personal photography is permitted.

Ratings & Reviews

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Diego Fernandez
4
Travelled September 2026

The wheel turns continuously, so you step on and off without it stopping. It can feel packed when the capsule is full....

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Nathan Simon
4
Travelled September 2026

We'd read to get fast-track in summer, and it saved us a long queue. Best value online for a quieter,...

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Justin Davis
4
Travelled September 2026

The view at sunset, with London glowing below, was unforgettable. Peak weekend afternoons are the busiest and warmest in the capsule....

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Sophie Wilson
5
Travelled September 2026

It's one of those classic attractions that delivers exactly what it promises. It's a lovely way to orient yourself at the start of a London trip....

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Alice Rousseau
5
Travelled September 2026

The interactive screens helped us pick out landmarks from Big Ben to the Shard. The city looks stunning from up here,...

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Anna Schulz
4
Travelled September 2026

It's an iconic London experience, and the views live up to the hype. The view, while lovely,...

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David Scott
5
Travelled September 2026

One full rotation takes 30 minutes, plenty of time to take it all in. Big Ben and Parliament directly across the river steal the show....

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Lukas Becker
5
Travelled September 2026

The view at sunset, with London glowing below, was unforgettable. The wheel turns continuously,...

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Harry Fraser
4
Travelled September 2026

It's accessible and gentle, so everyone in our group enjoyed it. The dynamic pricing means peak days are notably dearer....

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Wei Liu
4
Travelled September 2026

It sits on the South Bank, right opposite Big Ben and Parliament. The bench doesn't seat everyone,...

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Kabir Mahmood
5
Travelled September 2026

It's pricey for 30 minutes, but a worthwhile experience at least once. The gentle rotation suits all ages,...

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Nour Khoury
5
Travelled September 2026

The view at sunset, with London glowing below, was unforgettable. The queue moved fairly quickly once our timed slot came around....

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Qing Huang
5
Travelled September 2026

It's accessible and gentle, so everyone in our group enjoyed it. We loved looking back at the other capsules as we rotated....

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Federica Gallo
5
Travelled September 2026

Riding at sunset, watching the city turn golden then light up, was magical. It's pricey for half an hour,...

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Louis Fournier
5
Travelled September 2026

It's right in the heart of London on the South Bank. It runs until around 9pm, later in summer,...

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Ioana Popescu
5
Travelled September 2026

The view at sunset, with London glowing below, was unforgettable. A London essential.

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Wei Huang
5
Travelled September 2026

One full rotation takes 30 minutes, plenty of time to take it all in. The London Eye is a 135-metre observation wheel on the South Bank of the Thames....

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Yan Wong
5
Travelled September 2026

The smooth, gentle rotation is relaxing and suits all ages. It's easy to combine with a walk along the South Bank....

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Louis Martin
4
Travelled September 2026

One full rotation takes 30 minutes, plenty of time to take it all in. The photos from the top,...

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David Smith
4
Travelled September 2026

It's pricey for 30 minutes, but a worthwhile experience at least once. The view, while lovely,...

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London Eye Admission Tickets

USD 34.42

Insiders’ Tips

There's a bench in the center of each capsule, but seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

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