Iconic London sightseeing experience
London Eye Tickets & Visitor Guide
Experience London’s most famous view
The London Eye is one of London’s most iconic attractions and offers spectacular panoramic views of the city’s skyline. From Big Ben and Buckingham Palace to St Paul’s Cathedral and views stretching far beyond central London on a clear day, this unforgettable experience provides a unique perspective of the capital.
Choose Your London Eye Ticket
What’s Included?
All Aboard
Entry to the London Eye and an approximately 30-minute rotation inside a spacious glass observation capsule.
Panoramic Views
Enjoy sweeping views across London, capture photographs throughout the experience and share them using onboard Wi-Fi where available.
Three Ticket Options
Choose Standard Entry, Fast Track or Flexi Fast Track depending on your budget, arrival plans and preferred queue experience.
Explore the London Eye
Enjoy Breathtaking Views of London’s Iconic Landmarks
Take in spectacular 360-degree views of the capital from one of London’s most recognisable attractions. The gentle rotation gives you plenty of time to enjoy the scenery, take photographs and spot famous landmarks.
Why You’ll Love It
Iconic Landmark
Visit one of London’s most famous attractions and experience the capital from a completely different perspective.
Discover London
Enjoy spectacular views across the city and spot many of London’s best-known buildings, monuments and neighbourhoods.
Perfect for Everyone
A memorable sightseeing experience for families, couples, friends and first-time visitors to London.
Capture the Moment
The spacious glass capsules provide fantastic opportunities for photographs throughout the 30-minute rotation.
London Eye Information
Since opening in 2000, the London Eye has welcomed millions of visitors from around the world and has become one of the most recognisable landmarks on London’s skyline.
Located on the South Bank of the River Thames, the attraction offers a unique opportunity to see the city from above while enjoying a smooth and relaxing 30-minute rotation.
Standing 135 metres tall, the London Eye was once the world’s tallest observation wheel and remains one of London’s most popular visitor attractions. The experience takes place inside one of 32 spacious glass capsules.
As the wheel gradually ascends, visitors are treated to ever-changing views across the capital. On a clear day, visibility can reach up to approximately 25 miles.
Landmarks You May See
- Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament
- Buckingham Palace
- St Paul’s Cathedral
- Tower Bridge
- The Shard
- Westminster Abbey
- The River Thames
- Trafalgar Square
- Canary Wharf
Visibility depends on the weather, but the gradual rotation gives you plenty of time to enjoy the skyline and capture photographs.
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What’s New and Coming Up?
The London Eye continues to enhance the visitor experience through seasonal events, special illuminations and themed experiences throughout the year.
Visitors may find unique experiences during major celebrations such as New Year’s Eve, Valentine’s Day, Christmas and London’s annual cultural events.
Ongoing enhancements to digital guides, guest experiences and premium capsule packages mean there can be something new to discover on both first-time and return visits.
Top Tips Before You Visit
- Book tickets in advance to secure your preferred time slot
- Consider visiting around sunset as London changes from day to night
- Choose Fast Track during busy periods to minimise queueing
- Choose Flexi Fast Track when you need greater arrival flexibility
- Check the weather forecast before visiting for the clearest views
- Arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled entry time
- Bring a camera or smartphone to capture the skyline
Planning tip: prices, availability, opening hours and ticket inclusions can vary by visit date. Check the selected booking page carefully before completing your purchase.
Location
London Eye
Riverside Building
County Hall
Westminster Bridge Rd
London
SE1 7PB
Frequently Asked Questions
Which London Eye tickets can I buy?
Choose Standard Entry, Fast Track or Flexi Fast Track tickets.
How much do London Eye tickets cost?
Standard Entry starts from £29, Fast Track from £44 and Flexi Fast Track from £49.
How long does the experience last?
A complete London Eye rotation takes approximately 30 minutes.
How high is the London Eye?
The London Eye stands approximately 135 metres tall.
Is the London Eye suitable for children?
Yes. The attraction is family-friendly and suitable for visitors of all ages.
Are the capsules enclosed?
Yes. The capsules are fully enclosed and climate-controlled for comfort throughout the year.
Book London Eye Tickets Today
See London from an entirely new perspective and choose the ticket option that best suits your plans.
