London Eye Tickets
Bestseller
Free cancellation
Standard Experience Tickets to the London Eye
Free cancellation
Instant confirmation
Mobile ticket
30 mins
from £34
Check availability
Tickets
Combos
Free cancellation
Combo
Combo (Save 4%): St Paul's Cathedral + London Eye TicketsInstant confirmation
(377)
£73.50£69.83
Save up to 4%
Sightseeing
Headout’s Top Recommendations
Free cancellation
Duration
30 mins
30 mins
2 hrs
Inclusions
Standard entry ticket to the London Eye
360-degree panoramic views of the City of London
London Eye 4D Cinema Experience
London Eye guide - free download on iOS and Android
More Inclusions
Fast-track access to the London Eye
Access to the Eye Lounge
London Eye 4D Cinema Experience
360-degree panoramic views of the City of London
More Inclusions
Romantic Private Capsule
Exclusive check-in and fast track boarding
30 minute ride in a high tech glass capsule
Thrilling 4-D experience
Bottle of Pommery Brut Royal Champagne & Luxury Box of Carbonnel et Walker Truffles (Cupid's Capsule only)
More Inclusions
Cancellation Policy
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Top things to do in London
Harry Potter London Tours
from £15
London Theatre Tickets
from £12
Windsor Castle Tickets
from £28
Tower of London Tickets
from £29.90
Buckingham Palace Tours & Tickets
from £15
Westminster Abbey Tickets & Tours
from £29.40
Downton Abbey Tours
from £155
Hampton Court Palace Tickets
from £26.10
Up At The O2 Climb Tickets
from £35
Browse By Themes
Theme Parks in LondonMuseums in LondonZoos & Aquarium in LondonParks in LondonReligious Sites in LondonLandmarks in LondonCity Passes in LondonView all Tickets in London
Walking Tours in LondonGuided Tours in LondonHop-On Hop-Off Tours in LondonCity Tours in LondonMulti-Day Tours in LondonPhotography Tours in LondonView all Tours in London
Sightseeing Cruises in LondonDinner Cruises in LondonLunch Cruises in LondonView all Cruises in London
Dining Experiences in LondonFood Tours in LondonCoffee & Tea in LondonView all Food & Drink in London
Nearby Cities in LondonNature Escapes in LondonAdventure in LondonSightseeing in LondonView all Day Trips in London
Musicals in LondonPlays in LondonOpera in LondonCinema in LondonComedy Shows in LondonSports in LondonCabarets in LondonBallets in LondonShows Opening Soon in LondonNew Arrivals in LondonFamily Shows in LondonShows Reopening in LondonPantomimes in LondonDance in LondonMagic Shows in LondonImmersive Theater Show Tickets in LondonCircus Show Tickets in LondonFantasy Theater Shows in LondonDrama Show Tickets in LondonTheatrical Concerts in LondonView all Entertainment in London
London Eye Tickets Guide
London Eye Tickets Guide
The London Eye is an iconic Ferris wheel located in the heart of the River Thames. At 135 meters, it is the largest observation wheel in Europe. It has become one of the most popular attractions in the English capital, providing unparalleled views up to 40 kilometres across the city on a clear day. If you are planning a visit, read on to know all about the various London Eye ticket types, opening hours, location, what to expect, and more.
All Your London Eye Tickets Options
All Your London Eye Tickets Options
The view from the top of the London Eye is unbeaten, offering guests a panoramic view of the historic and cosmopolitan side of London. Choose between standard experience tickets which offer direct access to a single ride on the London Eye, or fast track tickets that allow you to bypass the long waiting lines and get priority entry in. For a more private, enhanced time, you can also opt for an exclusive capsule experience. If you are looking to explore more of London, combo tickets are the best way to go. Read on for more information on the different types of London Eye tickets.
Entry Tickets
Skip-the-line Tickets
Private Capsule Experience
Combo Tickets
For those on a budget yet looking to discover London’s landscape from the top, standard experience tickets are your best bet. These enable you to be a part of the shared cabins on the London Eye and enjoy a delightful 30-minute ride. Depending on your preference, you can choose between various ticket variants such as same-day experience or a purchase for future flexible use.
Recommended Experience
Enjoy a 30-minute ride on the London Eye and experience picturesque views of the city’s popular monuments such as the Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament, and Big Ben. You also enjoy a London Eye 4D Cinema Experience with these tickets.
Owing to the year-long popularity of the London Eye, you can always expect long waiting times. To save time and bypass the queues, opt for skip-the-line tickets. Simply head straight towards your cabin for a wonderful ride.
Recommended Experiences
Skip the long lines and get priority entry with these London Eye tickets. With your ticket, also enjoy the London Eye 4D Cinema Experience and exclusive entry into the Eye Lounge.
If you are traveling with a partner or close group of friends and family, opt for a private London Eye capsule. It offers a complete VIP experience with various benefits such as exclusive check-in and escorted boarding, with delicious champagne.
Recommended Experiences
Enjoy exclusive check-in, priority boarding, and a 30-minute ride in a high-tech glass capsule with a thrilling 4-D Experience with a romantic partner or close family.
Combo tickets are best for those looking to explore more of London on a budget. Along with direct entry into the London Eye, enjoy access to experiences such as a cruise on the River Thames, a detailed guided city tour, or entry to landmarks such as Madame Tussauds, Tower of London and more.
Recommended experiences
Enjoy the ultimate London experience with these combo tickets. You will start at St James Park and Buckingham Palace to witness the colorful ceremony of the Changing of the Guard, visit the famous Madame Tussauds London, and finally take a ride on the London Eye.
Plan Your Visit to the London Eye
Plan Your Visit to the London Eye
Opening Hours
Getting There
Guidelines/Facilities
What are London Eye opening times?
London Eye timings are every day from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
When is the London Eye closed?
After a brief closure between 10 to 23 January 2022 for maintenance, the London Eye is now open to the public throughout the year.
What is the best time to visit the London Eye?
Early opening hours and after 3:30 PM is the best time to visit London Eye if you want to experience smaller crowds. Summers are the best time of the year to visit the London eye since they experience good weather conditions and clear skies.
How long is a visit to London Eye?
A complete ride on the London Eye takes 30 minutes.
Where is the London Eye located?
London Eye is located on the Thames River, at Riverside Building, County Hall, London SE1 7PB, United Kingdom.
Google Map Directions
Google Map Directions
Can I take the metro/train to the London Eye?
The closest subway station to London Eye is Waterloo from where you can walk for 10 minutes to the attraction.
Can I take the bus to the London Eye?
Yes. County Hall (Stop F) is the closest bus stop to the attraction and takes only 4 minutes on foot to get there.
Is parking available at the London Eye?
London Eye offers a 10% discount at Q-Park Westminster car park on prepaid bookings. The closest car park, however, is Waterloo Car Park.
Is the London Eye wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the London Eye is fully wheelchair accessible.
Is a storage facility available at the London Eye?
There is no storage facility available at London Eye.
Are any dining options available at London Eye?
There are plenty of dining options of all cuisines available around Westminster Bridge, located near the London Eye.
Your London Eye Ride Experience
Your London Eye Ride Experience
London Eye’s View
The London Eye offers a bird's eye view of the city and is one of the best places to get an insight into the varied topography of the city. From Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, and Buckingham Palace at one end to Canary Wharf, The O2 Arena, and Crystal Palace (home to the national football stadium) on another, you can spot them all. You can also go north to gaze upon Trafalgar Square or east to take in St Paul's Cathedral and Tower Bridge. While in the south you can watch over London City Airport and beyond, while along the west side you can spot the Royal Observatory.
London Eye Capsules
The London Eye is not just a magnificent structure to look at but it also offers you the opportunity to enjoy an unparalleled view of London from its well-designed capsules. They are elegant, stylish, spacious, and vastly comfortable with enchanting views that give you a feeling of being up in the sky. The capsules have all modern amenities installed for your utmost comfort, and adjustable vents for air circulation. The capsules have LED screens with scrolling messages, which display interesting information about the city and surrounding landmarks.
Where to Find the Best Views of London
Where to Find the Best Views of London
Here are some of the top landmarks in London from where you can enjoy spectacular views of the city’s skyline.
Up At The O2
The Up at the O2 climb is a unique experience that will stay with you for a lifetime. This specially designed 90-minute climb lets you get right to the top, about 52 metres high. From the top, you’ll be close enough to spot famous attractions such as Canary Wharf, The Shard, Tower Bridge, Big Ben and Westminster Abbey. Book Up At The O2 Climb tickets.
Tower Bridge
The Tower Bridge is a drawbridge located near the Tower of London. The bridge itself has been built with steel girders and features two towers, which are connected by high-level walkways. The upper walkway features glass panels to allow you to get a good look down on the road beneath your feet while you simultaneously savour a majestic sight of the city all around you. Book Tower Bridge London tickets.
The Shard
The Shard is an 87-storey skyscraper located next to the river Thames at London Bridge. It stands 309.6 metres high and resembles a shard of glass due to its unusual design. You can visit the top floor observation deck which offers breathtaking views of this city through multiple glass panels. Book The Shard tickets.
ArcelorMittal Orbit
The ArcelorMittal Orbit is a massive sculpture and observatory tower located within the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford, East London. The structure stands 114 metres high and resembles a helter-skelter, built using over 400 tonnes of steel. It has become one of London's most prominent landmarks today because it offers great panoramic views from its pod which can accommodate 25 people at a time. Book Arcelormittal Orbit tickets.
London Eye Tickets FAQs
London Eye Tickets FAQs
Are London Eye Tickets available online now?
Yes, you can purchase London Eye tickets online now to book in advance. Guests are advised to prebook their tickets online so as to receive their preferred date and time of visit.
What are the different types of London Eye Tickets?
There are four basic ticket types. Book standard experience tickets for direct entry on a budget, or fast track tickets to skip the lines and get priority entry. You can also book private capsules for a more intimate experience, or combo tickets to explore more of London for a limited price.
Are discounts available on London Eye tickets?
Yes, children from ages 3 to 15 enjoy reduced pricing.
Are skip-the-line access included with London Eye tickets?
Yes, skip-the-line access is available with London Eye fast track tickets. These enable you to bypass the long waiting lines and get priority entry.
What are the London Eye opening times?
London Eye is open to the public every day from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
How do I get to the London Eye?
The closest subway station to London Eye is Waterloo and takes only a 10-minutes walk to the attraction. Yes. County Hall (Stop F) is the closest bus stop to the attraction and takes only 4 minutes by walk to reach it. You can also drive to the attraction by using the “London Eye” on your GPS and following instructions. You can park your car at the nearby Q-Park Westminster car park with a 10% discount.
What is the best time to visit the London Eye?
Early opening hours and after 3:30 PM is the best time to visit London Eye if you want to experience smaller crowds. Summers are the best time of the year to visit the London eye since they experience good weather conditions and clear skies.
Is the London Eye wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the London Eye is fully wheelchair accessible.
Nearby Cities to Explore
Things to do in Liverpool
United Kingdom
Things to do in Brussels
Belgium
Things to do in Rotterdam
Netherlands
Things to do in Paris
France
Things to do in Amsterdam
Netherlands
Things to do in Loire Valley
France
Things to do in Edinburgh
United Kingdom
Things to do in Hamburg
Germany
Things to do in Zurich
Switzerland
Things to do in Interlaken
Switzerland
The world on your tap!Get the Headout app to get tickets on your phone and access app-only deals. Talk about win-win.
