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Follow our round up of cheap tickets & 2 for 1 vouchers for the London Eye to help you make some easy savings during 2024;

1. London Eye Tickets for £30, (save up to £12pp)

Take advantage of discounted tickets to the London Eye when you book online with tickets priced from just £30pp.  Not only does this guarantee entry to this popular attraction, but also secures you savings of up to £12pp off standard walk up prices. There are a range of ticket options including Fast Track options that allow you to bypass the bulk of the queues via a separate Fastrack entrance.

TO BOOK TICKETS GO TO London Eye Tickets from £30pp – guarantee entry & save up to £12pp.

2. London Eye; Kellogg’s 2 for 1 Vouchers

The London Eye teamed up with Kellogg’s last year to offer 2 for 1 vouchers that remain valid for the London Eye. Valid until 30 June 2024, (t & c’s apply), this promotion offers one adult or child free entry when purchased alongside a standard full price adult ticket.  Interestingly this promotion has moved away from excluded dates and instead allocates a number of tickets for each day the London Eye is open. Remember that vouchers cannot be used against online ticket discount prices and it is recommended that vouchers be redeemed in advance to guarantee entry.  More details available at The London Eye; 2 for 1 Voucher.

3. London Eye, (Sunday 40% off promotion)

Running during select Sundays up to 26 May 2024, (excluding 31 March), here’s a chance to pick up 40% discount off standard price tickets for the London Eye.  Simply use the promo code SUNDAY40 to secure a 40% savings off walk up prices when you book in advance.  This offer is running on Sundays through until 26 May 2024, (excluding 31 March).

TO BOOK GO TO THE London Eye Sunday Saver Promotion – save up to 40% off standard price tickets.

 

The London Eye, (photo; Phil Loach)

4. London Eye; Fast Track Tickets, (bypass the queues)

The London Eye is one of the more popular visitor attraction in London & so can attract substantial queues at busy times of the year.  Look out for Fast Track ticket options available that allow you to bypass the queues by accessing the attraction via a dedicated priority entrance. Whilst there is a ticket uplift for these options, it does mean you’ll be able to pack more into your visit to London by avoiding the bulk of the queues. Opt for either a Fast Track Ticket & arrive at your selected time slot for quick entry or try a Flexi Fast Track and arrive at anytime on the day of your choice for complete flexibility.

TO BUY TICKETS GO TO London Eye Fast Track Tickets from £45pp – bypass the queues.

5. London Eye; National Rail 2 for 1 Promotion, (valid until 31 March 24)

Here’s a 2 for 1 voucher for those planning to travel by train to this popular London attraction that runs at select times of the year.  You must book your London Eye tickets in advance with this promotion and present with valid train tickets on the day.  This promotion offers a minimum number of available tickets for each day the promotion is running where allocation is currently sitting at 50 tickets a day.  There is a stipulated price for 2 London Eye tickets offered for this promotion.

More details available at The London Eye; 2 for 1 Voucher.

6. The London Eye + Tussauds/Shrek/SEA LIFE or Dungeon

For those planning to visit a number of London’s top attractions including The London Eye, Madame Tussuads, The London Dungeon, SEA LIFE London Aquarium or Shrek’s Adventure, take advantage of a Multi Attraction Pass.  With substantial savings to be made against stand alone ticket prices, this can offer value for money for those planning a few days in London.  Simply book the date of your London Eye ticket and you then have 90 days in which to visit your other selected attractions.  With many of these attractions located literally next door to the London Eye it can make sense to combine savings with multi attraction tickets.

TO BOOK GO TO THE London Eye + Shrek/SEA LIFE/Tussauds or Dungeon.

7. London Eye; FREE Tickets with The Sun, (Aug 2024)

The London Eye is joining this free ticket newspaper promotion running in The Sun for 2024.  Here’s a chance to pick up 2 complimentary tickets to this popular London attraction, but this year, free ticket availability has been limited to select off-peak dates so works best for those who have flexibility on when they visit.  Running during August 2024, you’ll need to collect  a number of unique number Sun Saver codes and follow the application process for a chance to pick up complimentary tickets.  More details as they come in on this promotion.

8. London Eye; Cadbury Big Ticket Savings

If you managed to stock up on promotional multi-packs of Cadbury chocolate last year, this promotion offered savings of up to 50% off full price tickets at a range of Merlin Attractions including the London Eye.  Valid until 31 July 2024, (exclusions apply), this promotion has changed slightly this year where voucher holders can gain up to 50% off the full standard price ticket where the discount depends on the attraction period & time chosen.  More details available at Cadbury/Merlin Big Ticket Offer.

LOOK OUT FOR London Eye Tickets from £30pp & save up to £12pp plus guarantees entry!

 

The London Eye, (photo; Phil Loach)

9. Big City Saver; London Eye, Tower of London & Madame Tussauds

Look out for the Big City Saver Ticket that offers discounted entry to all 3 of the following attractions; London Eye, Tower of London & Madame Tussauds.  This combined ticket can save you up to £50 off three iconic attractions with tickets priced from just £75 an adult/£60 a child. There are a number of alternative ticket options that sit under the Big City Saver including access to other popular visitor destinations such as SEA LIFE London, the London Dungeon & Shrek’s Adventure! London.

TO BOOK GO TO Big City Saver; London Eye, Tower of London, Madame Tussauds London.

10. The London Eye; 2 for 1 Vouchers & How To Redeem

Follow our round up of current 2 for 1 vouchers for the London Eye plus information on how to redeem your promotional vouchers.  Within, you’ll also find tips and tricks to help you get more for your money over at 2 for 1 Vouchers For The London Eye Guide.

11. The London Eye; Merlin Pass

If you plan to visit a number of Merlin Attractions during the year, it can be worth investing in a Merlin Pass that includes entry to the London Eye, LEGOLAND Windsor, Warwick Castle & Madame Tussauds. Worth checking out excluded dates with each pass, (Discovery, Gold or Platinum), to see which of the passes best suits your needs.

12. The London Eye; Tesco Clubard Vouchers

Regular Tesco shoppers may wish to take advantage of clubcard voucher rewards that can be redeemed against standard London Eye tickets.  You can top up your vouchers with cash should you find yourself short of the required vouchers but remember to book in advance.  This year, partner reward codes will not be valid at London Eye between 25-29 July 24 and limited availability from 30 July -21 August 2024 so early booking is recommended.

13. The London Eye; Blue Light Discounts/UK Defence Discounts

Blue Light Cardholders or members of the UK Defence Discount Service can pick up discounted tickets for the London Eye at select times of the year.  You need some forward planning with these promotions as tickets need to be pre-booked in advance and cannot be processed at the ticket kiosks on the day of your visit.  Simple access the Blue Light Discount Card or UK Defence Discount Service to check what promotions are currently running.

FIND OUT WHY the London Eye remains one of the most popular tourist attractions in London today including some facts & figures you never knew!

 

The London Eye, (photo; Phil Loach)

The London Eye; Top Tips & Tricks

1. This is one attraction it is very difficult to find much of a discount especially at peak times.  Often your best bet is to book online and take advantage of online discounts offering savings of up to 10% off standard price tickets.

2. Promotional 2 for 1 vouchers can offer value for money but worth considering that vouchers can only be used against standard London Eye tickets and cannot be used for Fastrack tickets, VIP Pods or in conjunction with Combination tickets so make sure you’re getting the best deal with this offer.

3. The London Eye is becoming an iconic landmark but it’s still worth remembering to opt for a clear day so don’t forget to check the weather before planning your trip.

4. This is a very busy attraction so it can also be worth planning a visit first thing in the morning to avoid the inevitable queues or alternatively consider a London Eye Fast Track Ticket that allows you to bypass the bulk of the queues.

5. Timed ticket holders will not be able to join the queue until your allocated time slot.  Standard ticket holders should then anticipate a 45 wait in line before reaching a pod whilst fast track ticket holders wait time should be down to around 20 minutes, (subject to seasonality).  A rotation on the London Eye last for around 30 minutes.

6. Fast Track ticket holders enter the line via a separate entrance that bypasses much of the standard queue.  Look out for the small marquee marked Fast Track Entrance and present your tickets to a member of staff positioned by this entry point.

7. Charged Storage Facilities are now in place at The London Eye as luggage and suitcases are not permitted on the London Eye. Items should be collected by the end of the day or there are hefty overnight surcharges in place.

8. Merlin Passholders should keep an eye out for restrictions on use at the London Eye depending upon the pass you have selected.  Restrictions can include no entry to the London Eye during the month of August, bank holidays & other select dates during the year.

9. Combine a trip on the London Eye with other top London attractions such at the London Dungeon, London Sea Life Aquarium, Madame Tussauds or Shrek’s Adventure! London and take advantage of a range of Multi Attraction Ticket Offers from the London Eye.

Insider guide

1. London Eye; Online Savings

The first thing you’ll be looking to do is track down some London Eye Cheap Ticket Offers & Deals when planning a visit to this iconic experience.  Worth noting you can make some easy savings when you book online in advance with tickets priced from just £30pp with savings of up to £12pp for walk up prices.  The other great advantage of booking online is that advance ticket holders can make straight for boarding line, (standard ticket holders will need to queue for access to the London Eye), with fast track upgrade options available for those planning to fit more into their day.

TO BOOK GO TO London Eye Tickets from £30pp – guarantee entry & save up to £12pp!

 

The London Eye, (photo; Phil Loach)

2. London Eye; Fast Track Tickets

A Fast Track ticket allows you to bypass the majority of the boarding queues for The London Eye by making use of a dedicated priority entrance. Whilst this Fast Track ticket will not completely avoid the queues, (London Eye suggest you should anticipate up to a 20 minute wait during peak times), it will substantially reduce your waiting times by bypassing the bulk of the queues. Opt for either a Fast Track ticket & arrive at your selected time slot for quick entry or try a Flexi Fast Track and arrive at anytime on the day of your choice for complete flexibility that’s ideal for those planning to pack in a number of sights during a trip to London. Fast Track ticket holders enter the line via a separate entrance so look out for the small marquee marked Fast Track Entrance to present your tickets to a member of staff positioned by this entry point.

To make a booking you to the London Eye Fast Track Tickets – beat the queues.

3. London Eye Tips; Choose Your Line

If you have booked online tickets, then ensure you have joined the correct line for BOARDING rather than queuing to purchase tickets as these are 2 distinct lines.  It may seem like simple advice, but many a person has joined the wrong queue so if in doubt check with a member of staff before joining a queue!  Fast Track ticket holders should report to the FAST TRACK ENTRANCE directly in front of the London Eye, (close to the gift shop), rather than joining the standard boarding queue.

4. The London Eye; Queue Times

Worth noting that timed ticket holders will not be able to join the queue until your allocated time slot; ticket times are checked by staff on the day.  Standard ticket holders should then anticipate a 45 wait in line before reaching a pod whilst fast track ticket holders wait time should be down to around 20 minutes, (subject to seasonality).  A rotation on the London Eye last for around 30 minutes.

Take a light hearted look at Why The London Eye Remains So Popular with visitors in London today!

 

The London Eye, (photo; Phil Loach)

5. Tips for the London Eye; Timing

Timing is everything, particularly during busy times, if you are looking to beat the queues.  London Eye states that the busiest times of the day to visit are between 11am & 3pm so worth bucking the trend and visiting outside these hours.  Closing times vary at London Eye so worth checking out the times on the day of your visit and plan accordingly.

6. Tips for the London Eye; Whatever the Weather?

When planning a visit to the London Eye, it is clearly important to choose your day wisely so don’t forget to check the weather forecast before you visit.  To avoid inclement weather, you can take advantage of Any Time Flexi Tickets that offers you greater flexibility on when you visit.

7. Tips for the London Eye; Flexibility

If you have any flexibility on when you visit London Eye, then an off peak visit will not only reduce your wait times but your ticket costs too.  When booking online, cheaper price tickets are available on quieter days & times  so worth playing around with the date to see the range of ticket prices available to you.

8. The London Eye; Merlin Passholders

Guests with a valid Merlin Pass can access the London Eye as well a whole host of other attractions including LEGOLAND Windsor, Warwick Castle & London Sea Life Aquarium during the year.  Keep an eye out for restrictions on use at the London Eye with Merlin Passes depending upon the pass you have purchased.

9. The London Eye/Tussauds/ SEA Life/The Dungeons/Shrek

The London Eye is surrounded by many other Merlin Attractions such as London SEA LIFE Aquarium, The London Dungeon & Shrek’s Adventure.  It is worth considering Multi Attraction tickets that can offer substantial savings off single entry tickets that offer flexibility.

More details available at the London Eye Multi Attraction Tickets.

 

The London Eye, (photo; Phil Loach)

London Eye; More Top Tips

Don’t Forget Your Camera; snap away from within your capsule of great views over London including Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, River Thames & the London skyline.

Know Your Sights; whilst there is no commentary aboard, there are 6 interactive media guides in each capsule that highlight the main sights.

Pack a Mac; the boarding queue is located outside so you’ll be subjected to the unpredictability of the English weather.  Always worth having a waterproof close-by just in case the weather turns on you.

Left Luggage; charged storage facilities are now in place as luggage and suitcases are not permitted on the London Eye, (around £5 charge per item). Left luggage facilities can be found within the main ticket office where items should be collected by the end of the day or you’ll find hefty overnight surcharges in place.  More information available at The London Eye; Left Luggage Facilities.

Picnics; unfortunately no food & drink is allowed within your capsule unless served by staff from the London Eye during an experience package. Bags are searched before embarkation.

Budget Views of London; follow our guide to Budget Views of London for those looking for cheap/free options during a visit to the city.

London Eye; Interesting Facts

1. For superstitious reasons, there is no number 13 London Eye capsule.

2. Whilst there are 32 capsules in total, the thirteenth capsule has been replaced by the number 33.

3. The total number of capsules on the London Eye represent the 32 boroughs of London.

4. The London Eye can carry 800 people at any one time with each rotation taking 30 minutes to complete.

5. You can see up to 25 miles from the top of the London Eye on a clear day.

6. Did you know that the London Eye contributes 1% of ticket sales in perpetuity to the local community?

 

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