How much is a ticket for the London Eye?

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1. How much is a ticket for the London Eye?
2. How much does it cost to ride the eye?
3. How long does the London Eye take?
4. Is the London Eye Open 2021?
5. Is London Eye expensive?
6. Can I buy London Eye tickets on the day?
7. Is it worth getting fast track for London Eye?
8. Is the London Eye operating today?
9. Can you sit down in the London Eye?
10. Can you eat in the London Eye?
11. Is London Eye Fast Track worth it?
12. What is Fast Track ticket?
13. What is Fast Track at the airport?
14. Does London Eye stop at night?
15. How many seats are there on the London Eye?
16. Can you take bags on the London Eye?
17. How tall is the London Eye?
18. Can you fast track your driving test?
19. What is passport control fast track?

How much is a ticket for the London Eye?

The standard adult book online in advance ticket currently costs £27.00 and a child ticket costs £22.00. If you were to turn up on the day and queue then the adult price is £30.00 and a child is £24.00.

How much does it cost to ride the eye?

According to the website, the least expensive individual presale tickets cost $18. Flex tickets, which allow riders to "fly at any time," start at $25 for adults. The VIP Experience, which includes priority boarding, fast track access and a glass of champagne or a soft drink, start at $32 for an adult.

How long does the London Eye take?

approximately 30 minutes How long does it take to go round the London Eye? The gradual rotation in one of the 32 high-tech glass capsules takes approximately 30 minutes and gives you an ever-changing perspective of London. You can skip most of the queues with a fast-track entry ticket.

Is the London Eye Open 2021?

COVID-19 UPDATE [24.05. 21] We are open and operating safely in line with the latest government guidance.

Is London Eye expensive?

How much does the London Eye cost - and what are the best value tickets. A standard adult ticket purchased on the day costs £31 (40 USD/56 AUD) - ouch! Note that during COVID-19 you must pre-book. ... Fast Track tickets are £37.50 (49 USD/68 AUD) while Flexi Fast Track tickets are £45 (59 USD/82 AUD).

Can I buy London Eye tickets 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.

Is it worth getting fast track for London Eye?

The fast track ticket will have you waiting in no more than a 15-20 minute line (we only waited about 3 minutes) and considering how long the line can get during peak hours, I'd recommend the fast track for you if you're at all on a time crunch. Keep in mind that the standard entry queue time can be around 45 minutes.

Is the London Eye operating 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.

Can you sit down in the London Eye?

Yes. There is a bench in the centre of the pod, however seating is available on a first come first serve basis.

Can you eat in the London Eye?

Bottled water is permitted onto the London Eye, however no hot food is allowed onto the London Eye.

Is London Eye Fast Track worth it?

Overall, it's a bit pricey of an experience but when you factor in the great views that the London Eye offers I think that it's worth the money for the majority of people who will go to experience it, especially if you double dip with the day and night experience.

What is Fast Track ticket?

Fast Track Tickets allow you to bypass the majority of the queue, and save time during your visit. Ticket holders enter via our dedicated Fast Track entrance. ... Upon arrival, please take your printed tickets straight to the boarding queue to be scanned.

What is Fast Track at the airport?

Fast Track - what is it? Many airports offer a security fast-tracking scheme. With a fast track security pass, passengers can enter a priority lane to skip the queues at security screening. This means reaching the security search-area quicker, allowing for more time to relax in the departure lounge before flying.

Does London Eye stop at night?

The London Eye is open daily except for Christmas Day (25th December) and during our annual maintenance period. The first rotation time is as listed on our opening hours for your specific visit date. Closing times below refer to the time of the last rotation.

How many seats are there on the London Eye?

Each capsule has a capacity of 25 passengers and rests on motorized mounts that function in such a way that the capsule remains upright as the wheel turns. The wheel moves so slowly—two revolutions per hour—that it need not stop for boarding or disembarkation of passengers, except for those with disabilities.

Can you take bags on the London Eye?

To make your visit as safe, secure and enjoyable as possible we have enhanced security checks in place. These include bag and personal belonging checks, which will be carried out for guests prior to entry. Bags and belongings will be searched [and screened] before being allowed in.

How tall is the London Eye?

135 m London Eye/Altezza At 443 feet high, the London Eye is currently the fourth-largest Ferris wheel in the world, but it doesn't even crack the top 20 tallest structures in London itself. (For the record, the tallest building in the city is the Shard, topping out at 1,004 feet high.)

Can you fast track your driving test?

Our fast track test booking service gives you the option of sitting your theory or practical test in the next couple of weeks. ... You will be required to provide us with all your driving licence details if you wish to make use of our short notice fast track driving test booking service.

What is passport control fast track?

Passport Control FastTrack aims to give you the quickest access to Passport Control using the exclusive lane, so it is ideal for passengers who don't need to wait in Baggage Reclaim for their bags to be delivered by the airlines.