The London Eye Entry Ticket: ride the Millenium Wheel!

Mark the 25th anniversary of the London Eye, the world-famous observation wheel on the banks of the River Thames. Built for the millennium, it has hosted London’s New Year’s Eve celebrations and welcomed over 85 million visitors since 2000. Its 32 pods have witnessed everything from first dates and weddings to visits from Hollywood stars and British royalty. Standing prominently on the Thames, the Eye remains a top destination for both tourists and locals seeking a unique perspective of the city. From its innovative construction to the cultural moments it has hosted, the London Eye is a place where history, romance, and adventure converge. This year marks a quarter of a century of memorable experiences and stunning views for visitors of all ages.

Significant information:

• You'll experience in one of the 32 high-tech glass capsules. It should circa 30 minutes
• To entry this attraction, customers require to stand in line
• The attraction is available for whelchairs. Though please remind, that only capsule fits for no more than two wheelchairs and 8 wheelchairs in total is a maximum at any one time
• Disabled guests should pay the standard price for entry, but their carer rides free
• Children under 16 years require to be accompanied by an adult (aged over 18)
• Infants aged 2 years and under ride free, but must still reserve a ticket

Not allowed:

• Skates
• Sharp objects or weapon
• Smoking
• Pets
• Large bags and luggage
• Skateboards
• Drinks and food
• Unaccompanied children
• Professional cameras