Both daytime and nighttime rides offer different experiences. During the day, visitors can enjoy the views of the city in natural light, while at night, the city is lit up and offers a unique atmosphere. Yes, it is safe to ride the London Eye at night.
What is the best time to go on the London Eye?
Top Tips to Beat The QueuesOur busier times are weekends and school holidays (Christmas, Easter, Summer and UK Half Term holidays). If possible, try to avoid these days and/or visit us at a quieter time – we recommend booking a morning slot. The time stated on your ticket is the time you enter the queue-line.
How long does a ride with the London Eye take?
approximately 30 minutesA leisurely rotation in one of the 32 high-tech glass pods takes approximately 30 minutes and gives you an ever-changing perspective of London. If you can't wait to get up in the sky you can skip the queues with a fast-track entry ticket.
How long should I leave for London Eye?
For standard ticket holders, we generally advise customers to anticipate around 45 minutes in the queue, and around 20 minutes for fast-track ticket holders. A rotation on the London Eye lasts for 30 minutes. Please note this is an estimate and actual queue times are subject to seasonality.
How long does the average London Eye take?
around 30 minutesOne rotation on the London Eye will take around 30 minutes.
How long does a ride in London Eye take?
approximately 30 minutesA leisurely rotation in one of the 32 high-tech glass pods takes approximately 30 minutes and gives you an ever-changing perspective of London. If you can't wait to get up in the sky you can skip the queues with a fast-track entry ticket.
Is the London Eye better at night or day?
How long is London Eye ride time?
30 minutesEntry to the London Eye for 360-degree views of London's iconic skyline for 30 minutes.
Is London pretty at night?
The city of London at night is just as, if not more beautiful than it is in the daytime. When the sun goes down, the city lights come on and many of London's most famous landmarks sparkle across the city skyline.
Is Westminster safe to walk at night?
Yes, lots of people about. Safe as anywhere else in London and a lovely view as you walk. My favorite part of that walk very late at night is hearing Big Ben chime….even better if it's foggy.
How to save money on the London Eye?
Book early & save!Skip the Gate Pricing: Tickets purchased online are consistently cheaper than walk-up rates, so you can enjoy more for less. Please note online ticket prices vary depending on available capacity and prices may fluctuate during periods of high demand.
What if I am late for the London Eye?
If you are running late, please speak to a member of our team onsite who will be happy to assist.
Is the London Eye air conditioned?
Yes – the pods are completely enclosed and climate controlled to offer an enjoyable experience whatever the weather!