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It’s especially nice to experience the nightfall, with the lights of the city, at the London Eye. To do this you should start the ride shortly after sunset (link with times below). Usually the queue times are not too long in the evening hours. The ride duration is around 30 minutes.
Also know, what time does London Eye shut?
- In light of the current COVID-19 situation, the present London Eye opening timings have only been extended until 6 PM. Q. The last time slot for the London Eye is currently at 5:30 PM.
You asked, what time should I get to the London Eye? We ask guests to anticipate queues of around 45 minutes for standard tickets and a queue time of around 20 minutes for Fastrack ticket holders. Please do not arrive before your time slot as you will not be granted entry into the queue until then.
Also the question is, why is the London Eye closed? Yes, London Eye generally closes during January for annual maintenance work. Our Annual Maintenance dates are scheduled as Monday 10th – 23rd January 2022.
Furthermore, can you just turn up at London Eye? The London Eye is one of London’s most popular attractions and at peak times queues are lengthy. If you just turn up on the day you will pay more for your ticket and how long you will have to wait will depend on when the next availability is and the ticket type you select.
Is it better to do the London Eye at day or night?
If you get a day with dark clouds and rain, you won’t get to see very much. In mid-June you’ll have daylight until about 9pm, so you have a lot of time to sightsee and get over to the Eye. It’s best to play it by ear and go on a day (or evening) when you are there.
Can you take drinks on the London Eye?
Alcohol is not permitted on the London Eye unless you are partaking in Champagne Experience, and are accompanied by one of our Champagne hosts. If you have a medical condition that means you need to bring a food or drink onto the London Eye with you, please inform us in advance so that our security teams are aware.
What happens if Im late to the London Eye?
If you are running late, please speak to a member of our team onsite who will be happy to assist.
What happens if your late to London Eye?
what happens if you’re late? you will be ok, they give out different time slots to ease the que, it’s not a strict time for you to be there as such.
Is London Eye working today?
The London Eye is open daily except for Christmas Day (25th December) and during our annual maintenance period. … Please be aware that the London Eye is an extremely popular attraction and all guests must pre-book in advance online.
Is London Eye worth?
views: Is the London Eye worth the views? The simple answer is yes. This is London’s equivalent to the Eiffel Tower and there’s no denying that London has one of the most impressive skylines in the world.
How do you get to the London Eye?
Rail. The closest rail stations to The lastminute.com London Eye are Waterloo and Charing Cross. Waterloo is the closest rail station to The lastminute.com London Eye. Waterloo is about five minutes walking distance; take exit six for the South Bank and follow the signs.
Can you book the London Eye on the day?
You can book your tickets online via the London Eye website. Please note, that our online discount is only applied to tickets purchased 24 hours or more in advance. Bookings for the same day, will receive the on the day price.
How fast does the London Eye go?
A ride on the London Eye takes 30 minutes, and it travels at a speed of about 0.6 miles per hour.
Is the London Eye heated?
Yes – the pods are completely enclosed and climate controlled to offer an enjoyable experience whatever the weather!
Who owns the London Eye?
The London Eye’s original owners were British Airways, Marks Barfield, and the Tussauds Group. Tussauds became the sole owner in 2006. The following year Tussauds was sold to the Blackstone Group, a private equity firm that folded the London Eye into its Merlin Entertainments Group.
Is Buckingham Palace included in London Pass?
Buckingham Palace tickets are not included free on the London Pass as they only open during the Summer season.
How long is the queue for the London Eye?
We ask guests to anticipate queues of around 45 minutes for Standard tickets, a queue time of around 20 minutes for Fast Track ticket holders. Please note, these timescales can increase during peak periods.
How scary is The London Dungeon?
Most visitors find the attraction scary, but also find there are some funnier, light-hearted moments throughout the tour. The Drop Dead Drop Ride is usually a huge hit and a big surprise, as is the beginning of the tour with the Descent. The Jack The Ripper show is well done, and quite scary!
Do you have to wear a mask in London Dungeons?
Do I need to wear a face covering in your attraction? We recommend guests continue to wear face coverings throughout our indoor attractions, unless you are exempt.
How long does it take to walk around London Dungeons?
We recommend allowing approximately 60-75 minutes for your visit.
What Colour is the London Eye tonight?
The Coca-Cola London Eye will light up in the patriotic colours of red, white and blue tonight to celebrate the birth of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s third child, and newest member of the Royal family.
Can you have dinner on the London Eye?
‘Dining at 135’, a three-course meal on the London Eye, takes the experiential dining concept to new heights. The experience takes place at night, once the other passengers have disembarked at 8.30pm, and all the capsules are empty except two, which are furnished with dining tables for up to eight people.
Can you go on the London Eye pregnant?
Absolutely, pregnant guests are very welcome onto The London Eye. There is seating available in the pod and the rotation is 30 minutes long. Please be advised we strongly advise our guests to pre-book their tickets online to avoid disappointment.
How much is the shard?
a standard ticket costs 32£. a premium ticket costs 42£ and includes fast track entry and a panoramic guide booklet. a VIP ticket cost 52£ and includes fast track entry, a panoramic guide booklet, a glass of Champagne or a soft drink and a souvenir digital photograph.
