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How do I get to the lastminute.com London Eye? 

There are plenty of public transport options for getting to the lastminute.com London Eye. The nearest mainline railway stations are Waterloo and Waterloo East. 

Westminster, Lambeth North and Embankment tube stations are all also within a reasonable walking distance. The nearest bus stops to the lastminute.com London Eye are County Hall, St Thomas’ Hospital and Waterloo. Additionally, the London Eye pier is a stopping point for numerous river boat and ferry services, including the lastminute.com London Eye’s own river cruise (tickets available separately).

When is the lastminute.com London Eye open?

The lastminute.com London Eye is open throughout the year, except Christmas Day, and during its annual maintenance period, which generally takes place over a couple of weeks in January. Opening times vary according to the season. In winter, weekday opening times are generally 11am-6pm and 10am-8.30pm for weekends. During the summer the lastminute.com London Eye operates an extended schedule (generally 10am-8.30pm weekdays and 10am-9pm weekends). However, you’ll be able to find more accurate details about opening times on the day you plan to visit when you book your tickets.

Do children need their own tickets for the lastminute.com London Eye?   

Children aged 0-3 years old can ride the lastminute.com London Eye for free. However, you will still need to reserve a free timeslot ticket for them when booking your own tickets. A reduced ticket is available for those up to the age of 15.

How long does a ride on the lastminute.com London Eye last?

A full rotation on the lastminute.com London Eye will take 30 minutes. When you have a reserved timeslot, it’s recommended that you join your designated line 30 minutes before your ride is due to start.

What can I see from the lastminute.com London Eye?  

On a clear day, you can see for almost 40 km from the top of the lastminute.com London Eye, providing sensational and inspirational views all across London and as far as Windsor. Among the sites you’ll be able to spot are Westminster Abbey, St Paul’s Cathedral, Buckingham Palace, The Tower of London and much much more. It’s a whole London sightseeing trip in just one ride. No wonder it’s Britain’s most popular paid attraction.

What do I do if I have access requirements? 

The lastminute.com London Eye is accessible to all. However, if you’re travelling with a wheelchair, a ticket will have to be obtained from the lastminute.com London Eye’s ticket office. These tickets should be booked in advance, as capacity is limited. Disabled tickets also include free access for a carer, if required. Please see the lastminute.com London Eye’s own official site for more information.

What facilities can be found at the lastminute.com London Eye?

The lastminute.com London Eye is home to the 135m high cantilevered observation wheel. Toilet and baby changing facilities can be found in the Ticket Hall, and wi-fi is available both in the Ticket Hall and in the wheel’s 32 observation capsules. Food and drink is available to purchase at the gift shop. 

Are there any safety measures in place?

To ensure your safety, as well as that of staff, the lastminute.com London Eye continues to have hygiene and safety measures in place, including increased cleaning and ventilation and provision of hand sanitiser. The use of a face mask is recommended in indoor areas. In case of a positive test result or symptoms of Covid-19, just contact the lastminute.com London Eye to move the date of your visit.

Any more questions?

If the answer you’re looking for isn’t here, take a look at our Need Help? area. You’ll also find plenty of useful information on the lastminute.com London Eye’s official website.