Experience two views of London's landmarks with this amazing combo ticket Cruise down the River Thames in the London Eye River Cruise and take flight on The London Eye capsule.
The highlights of the 40-minute circular cruise include Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, St. Paul's Cathedral, Tower Bridge, the Tower of London, HMS Belfast, Shakespeare's Globe, Tate Modern and the Millennium Bridge.
Live commentary from specialist guides and audio guides in 9 languages
After your London Eye River Cruise take a 30 minutes flight on the London Eye capsule . Experience two views of London's landmarks.
Note that at the time of booking you will need to choose a timeslot, this is for your River Cruise Experience and this is the first experience you will take part. This cannot be changed.
You can then visit The London Eye up to 90 days after the first visit.
London Eye & River Cruise
London Eye & River Cruise
Take in unforgettable 360° views of London’s skyline from one of the world’s tallest observation wheels. During the 30-minute rotation, spot landmarks like Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and St. Paul’s Cathedral from the comfort of a climate-controlled glass capsule. Whether it’s your first visit or your fiftieth, the London Eye offers a unique perspective on the city—day or night.
**BOOKED AND PAYABLE BY VIATOR**
Please note: The London Eye River Cruise will be your first attraction booked with timed entry which you have chosen on the time of the booking and cannot be changed.
Go to the London Eye Pier (boarding point 2) 15 mins prior to your booked cruise time with your ticket ready to be scanned.
The London Eye can be used up to 90 days from the date of your cruise.
For a seamless experience, you can also book the date and time for The London Eye via the Attractions Booking Portal
To do this, please click the link to log in:
https://me-loneye.secure-cdn.meg-eu.accessoticketing.com/booking-portal/
To login:
1) on the field order number, enter your tour operator confirmation number found on your e-ticket . It will be the number after “Tour operator confirmation no.” and before the two underscores. (For example 570649534__UKEYLON should just be 570649534.
2) Use the following e-mail address when prompted: customer@viator.com
then you will see a box on the left side of the page. choose your type of ticket and click at each attraction to choose the other dates and times of visiting.
Once your London Eye time entry has been booked in through the portal your original ticket and barcode will give you access to The London Eye.
Families with Children: Families with young children are advised that baby buggies cannot be taken on to the flight, unless they are folded up and carried on (must be folded down before joining the boarding queue)
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