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Ticket Prices & Booking
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London Eye Standard Ticket
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from €33.00 | from €30.00 | Free* |
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| London Eye Fast Track | from €50.00 | from €48.00 | Free* |
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| London Eye + SEA LIFE | from €57.00 | from €50.00 | Free* |
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| London Eye + Madame Tussauds | from €57.00 | from €50.00 | Free* |
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Note:
• Prices reflect partner online rates for London Eye (2026) shown in EUR (€). Actual amounts may slightly fluctuate depending on currency exchange rates.
• *Children under 2 years old enter free of charge (a 0 € ticket must still be reserved).
• *Entrances: Standard ticket holders should proceed to Entrance A; Fast Track holders go directly to Entrance F.
• *Accessibility: The London Eye is fully accessible, but wheelchair slots are limited and must be booked in advance.
London Eye Location Map
How to Get There
| TRANSPORT & ROUTES | TRAVEL TIME FROM STATION |
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| Underground: Waterloo (Bakerloo, Jubilee, Northern, Waterloo & City lines) — closest station. Others: Embankment, Charing Cross, Westminster. | 5–15 min walk |
| Train: Waterloo (nearest, 5 min walk) or Charing Cross (15 min walk via Hungerford Bridge). | 5–15 min walk |
| Bus: Lines 1, 12, 59, 68, 76, 77, 139, 148, 159, 168, 176, 188, 211, 243, 381, 507, 521. Also RV1 route. | 2–5 min walk |
| River Cruise: From London Eye Pier. Services from O2, Bankside, Embankment, Blackfriars, London Bridge, Tower, Greenwich, and others. | Next to the Eye |
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Frequently Asked Questions about Visiting the London Eye
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Yes — booking in advance is the only way to avoid 1–2 hour ticket lines and save up to £10 per person. Tickets for popular sunset time slots often sell out weeks ahead, so secure your preferred time early.
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The London Eye has 32 glass capsules, each representing one of London’s boroughs. Numbered 1 to 33, we’ve skipped capsule number 13 for good luck! This bit of design trivia is just one of many fascinating facts about us.
Each capsule offers stunning 360-degree views and can hold up to 28 guests, giving you plenty of space to explore and enjoy the sights from every angle. -
The London Eye stands at an impressive 135 metres tall, making it one of Europe's tallest observation wheels. From the very top, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views stretching up to 40 kilometres on a clear day – that’s as far as Windsor Castle! It’s a truly unforgettable way to see London!
