Fast Track for a perfect London Eye experience! With fast track entry for your flight in a shared capsule, you get to skip the majority of the queue. Don't waste time waiting in lines on vacation! The London Eye offers spectacular views of the capital of England from high above the River Thames. The famous landmarks to be seen include Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, St. Paul's Cathedral, Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey. Visit includes entry to the London Eye 4D Experience, an inspiring journey of discovery that brings London to life through multi-sensory special effects.
Anytime Fast Track: Visit any time on the chosen day with fast-track entry for maximum flexibility
Anytime Fast Track: Visit any time on the chosen day with fast-track entry for maximum flexibility
Fast Track: Priority boarding at a chosen timeslot to minimise waiting
Fast Track: Priority boarding at a chosen timeslot to minimise waiting
The London Eye soars 443 feet (135 meters) into the sky and views stretching 25 miles (40 kilometers) in every direction. Standing tall on the south bank of the River Thames, nothing says iconic like The London Eye.
Since 2000, it has taken over 70 million people on a journey into London’s Skyline.There are 32 capsules – one for every London borough
The London Eye is the most popular paid attraction in the whole of the UK. And no wonder – it’s the only view of the city that moves. Set in the heart of the London you can get up close to Big Ben, The Houses of Parliament and Buckingham palace and see as far as Windsor Castle on a clear day).
So whether you’re a London local or just visiting, don't just look at the Skyline. Come and be part of it.
Fast Track London Eye Tickets are the fastest way to the sky! Check in just 15 minutes before your flight and avoid the majority of the queue with fast track priority access.
Pay a little more and you could save a lot of time! At weekends, during Bank Holidays and during school holidays the London Eye is at its most popular.
Each London Eye capsule holds up to 25 passengers comfortably. All capsules are fully air-conditioned and rotate on a special device designed to keep everyone upright as the wheel makes a slow but progressive revolution.
If you wish to see the 4D Experience beforehand, we recommend you arrive 30-40 minutes before your visit time. Alternately visit at your leisure afterwards.
Note tickets are non-refundable/ non-amendable
Go to the Fast-Track entrance (F) 15 minutes previous to your booked timeslot and present your barcoded e-ticket ready to scan.
Ticket Amendments:
- To add new travelers or to amend your date and time of visit, please cancel your booking and re-book no later than 24 hours before your time slot.
- Any changes to your booking made through Viator will not process and will remain at the original date and time booked.
PLEASE NOTE - DEPARTURE TIME SELECTED IS THE TIME OF JOINING THE FAST TRACK QUEUE
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