The lastminute.com London Eyebook tickets and discover top tips

3 things worth shouting about:

  1. The London Eye has been the go-to for views of the capital since 1999
  2. It’s the world’s tallest cantilevered observation wheel (443ft) and takes 30 minutes per rotation
  3. As London’s most popular paid tourist attraction, it’s a must-visit

From £40.00 £34.00

What happens on The London Eye?

Group enjoying the Champagne Experience at the London Eye

Champagne Experience

Experience

Woman enjoying the London Eye Cupid's Pod

Cupid's Pod

Experience

Family enjoying views from the London Eye River Cruise

London Eye River Cruise

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The lastminute.com London Eye tips and tricks

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Justin says

"It's worth booking this one in advance..."

Just book, walk ups are too random. Could get lucky, could wait ages.

Kyrstin

Kyrstin says

"Sneak up at opening if you don't have a booking"

Get there before it opens and you'll get on instantly if you haven't booked a timed slot

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Holly Stone says

"Lunch time views were the best for us"

We went at around 12:30 (lunch) & we got a terrific view of the city!!!

What to expect at The lastminute.com London Eye

Enjoy the London high life with views from 135m up

This iconic part of London’s skyline is located on the South Bank of the river Thames and is the go-to for 360-degree views of the capital. You’ll spot all the big sights – Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, St Paul’s, to name a few – and can see as far as Windsor Castle on a clear day. And provided you’ve got your specs on.

Want a fun fact to impress your companions (or get you points at a pub quiz one day)? The London Eye’s got 32 capsules in total. They’re numbered 1 to 12 and 14 to 33 – so no unlucky 13.

If you're wanting to save a few quid (and see more London hotspots) discover Merlin’s Magical London Pass.

Champagne Experience includes fast-track entry and a chilled glass of bubbly. Want to pop the question in style? Choose the Cupid Pod package in a private pod, complete with a bottle of champers and box of posh chocs – and a guaranteed ‘yes’, if you ask us.

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Facilites you'll find at The lastminute.com London Eye

  • First Aid
  • Baby Changing Facilities
  • Pushchair Friendly
  • Free Wifi
  • Off-site Parking
  • Toilets
  • Gift Shop
  • Souvenir Photos

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Riverside Building, County Hall, London, Greater London

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lastminute.com London Eye Opening Times

Mon - Sun 11am - 6pm

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The lastminute.com London Eye at a glance

The lastminute.com London Eye is an attraction based in London. It is listed in Tourist Attractions Days Out for Adults . We have tickets available starting at £34.00.

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Here are the questions people are asking about The lastminute.com London Eye

How long does The London Eye take?

Each rotation on The London Eye takes 30 minutes, so there’s plenty of time to take in the views.

Can you go on The London Eye at night?

The last ride time on The London Eye varies throughout the year. In winter, it closes around 6pm whereas through the summer months it’s later.

Can you just turn up at The London Eye?

The London Eye is London’s most popular paid attraction so, as you can imagine, it gets pretty busy. While you can buy tickets on the day, it oftens sells out ahead of time. Pre-booking is much better as it guarantees your entry and usually costs less.

What’s the best time to go on The London Eye?

A clear day is obviously the best time to ride The London Eye, so you get the most out of the views. If you’re looking for a quieter time, aim to book a time around the first or last slots of the day. Weekends and school holidays are the busiest – no surprises there.

When is the London Eye open?

The lastminute.com London Eye is open Monday-Sunday 11am-6pm but it’s always best to check online.

Can children go on the London Eye?

Kids aged 15 and under have to be accompanied by an adult aged 18 and over and under 3s go free.

Where is the London Eye?

The London Eye sits on the Thames opposite the Houses of Parliament, and you’ll find the ticket office in County Hall – the building next door.

What’s the closest tube station to the London Eye?

The closest Tube station is Waterloo (a five minute walk)

What’s the closest overground train station to the London Eye?

the nearest overground train stations are Charing Cross and Waterloo.

How do you get to the London Eye?

You can get the tube to Waterloo (a five minute walk) and the nearest overground train stations are Charing Cross and Waterloo. You can also catch the 211, 77 and 381 buses to get there, while drivers can bag discounted parking at the Q-Park Westminster.

How accessible is the London Eye?

It’s an accessible attraction – you can book a wheelchair slot online, carers receive free tickets, and mobility scooters are accepted (please note that the ramp width is 37 inches).

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