Standing magnificently on the South Bank of the river Thames, the London Eye is undoubtedly one of the most iconic attractions the big smoke has to offer. Providing awe-inspiring views of this phenomenal city, the London Eye is a truly unique experience!
From spooky sunsets for Halloween, to sensational view of the New Year’s fireworks, the London Eye comes alive for these important dates on the calendar and hosts an array of exciting, tailored experiences!
Inaugurated in the year 2000, the London Eye was firstly known as the millennium wheel and is crowned Europe’s tallest cantilevered observation wheel. An incredible London activity which can be enjoyed by all ages, the London Eye is a must-do when visiting London!
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The London Eye Tickets 2024
Type of Ticket
Online
On the Day
Standard Ticket
£24.50
£31
Fast Track Tickets
£34.50
£41
£22
£31
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How to get get there
Located on the South Bank of the River Thames, the London Eye is extremely accessible by public transport.
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The London Eye address is:
The London Eye
Riverside Building
County Hall
Westminster Bridge Road
London
SE1 7PB
Directions
Tube: if you are taking the tube, then the London Eye is located in easy walking distance from any of these underground stations: Waterloo, Embankment, Charing Cross and Westminster.
Train: Waterloo and Charing Cross are the closest train stations by far. Waterloo is five minutes walking distance and Charing Cross is about a 15 minute walk away.
Bus: if you are taking the bus, then buses include 211, 77 and 388.
Coach: book coach parking bays in advance and please save in advance.
Car: if you are travelling by car then you can enjoy 15% discount at the Q-Park Westminster car park on all pre-bookings. However, please be aware that the London Eye is in the congestion charge zone.
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Calendar and Opening Times
11am-6pm
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Useful Information
Access
The London Eye is fully accessible. However, please be aware that only two wheelchair users per capsule and eight wheelchairs on the wheel at one time are permitted because of restrictions.
Please book wheelchair slots in advance, as on-the-day bookings are not available. Please book online and visit the website for more information.
You will be issued with an extra free ticket for carers, however you will have to prove this with the required documentation. Please visit the London Eye Website for more information.
Food and Drink
You cannot bring your own food and drink onto the London Eye apart from bottled water. However, please let the London Eye know if ou require food and drink for a medical reason.
There are plenty of places to eat and drink close to the London Eye on South Bank. You can enjoy a nice bite to eat there.
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Covid 19
Due to the Covid-19 outbreak, there are a number of new measures and restrictions in place:
Please pre-book tickets
The website is now cashless
If you have symptoms, do not travel
Please wear a face mask
The London Eye has also reduced its capacity and enhanced its cleaning measures. Temperature checks will take place on entering the attraction.
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FAQ
What is the London Eye address?
The London Eye address is:
The London Eye
Riverside Building
County Hall
Westminster Bridge Road
London
SE1 7PB
How do I get to the London Eye?
You can easily access the London Eye via tube. It is close to the stations Waterloo, Embankment, Charing Cross and Westminster. IF you are travelling by train, then Waterloo and Charing Cross are the nearest stations. For those wanting to travel by car, you can use 20% discount at the Westminster Q Car Park.
Do you have wifi facilities?
Yes, there is wifi access with the London Eye’s partner the O2.
Can I bring my own food and drink on the London Eye?
No, you are not permitted to bring your own food and drink on the London Eye apart from bottled water. However, if you do require to bring your own food and drink, please let the London Eye know beforehand.
