Save time & money with our round-up of Promotional Ticket Vouchers for the London Eye & cheap ticket promotions for 2024;
1. London Eye Tickets for £29pp, (guarantees entry & saves up to £13pp)
Take advantage of discounted tickets to the London Eye when you book online with tickets priced from just £29pp. Not only does this guarantee entry to this popular attraction, but also secures you savings of up to £13pp off standard walk up prices. There are a range of ticket options available including Fast Track options that allow you to bypass the bulk of the queues via a separate Fastrack entrance. Look out for child tickets for just £19pp, (2-15 years), this summer too – more details below.
TO BOOK TICKETS GO TO London Eye Tickets from £29pp – guarantee entry & save up to £13pp.
2. London Eye; Kellogg’s 25% Off Great Days Out Promotion
This NEW 2024 Kellogg’s promotion offers a 25% discount against online advance price tickets for the London Eye. Valid until 30 June 2025, (terms & conditions apply), this Kellogg’s promotion can be used for up to 2 people per transaction/unique code. Discounts are against online ticket prices rather than against walk up price as seen in previous promotions but watch out for limits on ticket allocations. More details over at Kellogg’s 25% Off Great Days Out Promotion.
The London Eye, (photo; Phil Loach)
3. 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 £44pp – bypass the queues.
4. London Eye; 1/3 Off Tickets, (Travel by Train)
Here’s a chance to enjoy a third off standard price tickets for the London Eye Tussauds when you travel by train. This promotion is only available for advance bookings only with tickets priced from £17.33pp. Simply purchase valid train tickets & book your promotional tickets in advance. Worth noting that this offer now limits the number of promotional tickets available depending upon the date of your visit so works best for those that can be flexible with their dates. More information available at London Eye; 1/3 Off Tickets Promotion.
5. 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 Tussauds, 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 London Eye + London Dungeon/Madame Tussauds London/Shrek’s Adventure/SEA LIFE London Aquarium.
The London Eye, (photo; Phil Loach)
6. London Eye; Cadbury Big Ticket Savings
The London Eye has teamed up with Cadbury’s to offer savings of up to 50% off online ticket prices with promotional chocolate multipacks, selection boxes & biscuits. Valid for use until 30 June 2025, the Cadbury’s Big Ticket Savings promotion offers you up to 50% off online prices for up to 4 adult & child entry tickets, (t&c’s apply). You can secure between 10% & 50% off prices where the discount percentage depends upon the attraction & the proposed date of visit. Worth watching out for limits on tickets availability with more details available at Cadbury/Merlin Big Ticket Savings Promotion.
7. 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.
8. London Eye; FREE Tickets with The Sun
The London Eye teamed up with The Sun to offer 2 free tickets to the London Eye in this free ticket newspaper promotion. Whilst it’s too late to start collect Sun Savers to pick up 2 complimentary tickets to this popular London attraction, worth noting that this year free ticket availability was limited to select off-peak dates. We’ll let you know if this promotion runs again for 2025.
LOOK OUT FOR London Eye Tickets from £29pp & save up to £13pp plus guarantees entry!
The London Eye © Merlin Entertainments
9. 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.
10. 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.
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The London Eye, (photo; Phil Loach)
A Guide To The London Eye; Tips & Tricks
1. Often difficult to find many promotions running for the London Eye, especially at peak times, so your best bet might be to book in advance & take advantage of online discounts.
2. Promotional 2 for 1 vouchers can offer value for money but worth considering that vouchers can only be used against standard walk-up price tickets and cannot be used against online discounted tickets nor alongside Fast Tack tickets, VIP Pods or Multi Attraction tickets.
3. 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.
4. Aim to arrive for your allotted time session as you will not be able to join the queue before your stipulated time. 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.
5. 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.
6. 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. Pushchairs can either be taken on the London Eye, (folded up before you enter the pods) or stored at left luggage at no additional charge. There are bag searches in operation as you enter the line for the London Eye.
7. Whilst there isn’t any signage available within the pods to mark out London landmarks, there is audio available within the capsules highlighting the main iconic attractions.
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 located nearby such at the London Dungeon, SEA LIFE London Aquarium or Shrek’s Adventure! London and take advantage of a range of multi attraction ticket offers.
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Insider guide
1. London Eye; Fast Track Tickets
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. For those looking to pack more into their day, consider a Fast Track ticket that allows you to bypass the majority of the boarding queues 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 from £44pp – beat the queues!
2. 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, (more tips below).
The London Eye, (photo; Phil Loach)
3. London Eye; Online Savings
Worth noting you can make some easy savings when you book online in advance with tickets priced from just £33pp with savings of up to £9pp 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 £29pp – guarantee entry & save up to £13pp off standard price tickets.
4. London Eye; 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.
5. 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.
TAKE A LIGHT HEARTED LOOK AT Why The London Eye Remains So Popular With Visitors In London Today!
The London Eye, (photo; Phil Loach)
6. 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 Flexi Fast Track Ticket 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. London Eye; Photos
As you make your way through the queue, you’ll be asked to pose for a photo opportunity where you can see your image as you exit your pod. Simply continuing making your way along the queue if this isn’t for you. Look out for passholder discounts on any photographic souvenirs purchased.
9. 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.
10. 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.
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 isn’t any available signage within the pods, there is audio running within the capsules highlighting the main iconic attractions.
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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I am blue light card holder and nhs staff .
How i can get discount on Multi attractions tickets .
Your advice would be greatly appreciated for tomorrow.
Thanks
Hetal
Hi Hetal, London Eye does periodically offer discounted tickets for Blue Light cardholders – you’ll need to check on the Blue Light portal to see what offers are currently running. Tickets do need to be booked in advance as discounts cannot be applied at the gate on the day. Discounts tend to be against single London Eye tickets rather than Multi Attraction offers, Liz
Does the fast track ticket for the London Eye get you to the front of the queue?
Hi Irene, the London Eye fast track ticket does indeed allow you to bypass the bulk of the queues. The London Eye is one of the most visited visitor attractions in London so queues can be substantial at popular times of the year. Whilst there is a price uplift for the fast track ticket, it does allow you to pack more into your day as you avoid substantial queue times. There is a separate fast track ticket entrance where they slot you into the queue near the front but it won’t completely eradicate your queue time as you should anticipate a wait time of around 20 minutes, (subject to seasonality). Look out also for the Flexi Fastrack Ticket that allows entry onto the London Eye at any time during your chosen date, (during opening hours of course) for those unsure of their timings or want that complete flexibility, hope that helps, Liz
I am interested in the Fast Track tickets for London Eye as I only plan to be in London for a few days – how does this work?
Hi Phil, Fast Track tickets for the London Eye do allow you to bypass the bulk of the queues for this popular attraction in London. It can indeed make sense, for those planning to fit a lot into a few days in London, to consider this fast track option. Fast Track ticket holders enter the line via a separate entrance – look out for the small marquee marked Fast Track Entrance and present your tickets to a member of staff positioned by this entry point. Whilst this option allows you to join via a dedicated priority entrance and bypass the bulk of the queues, you should still anticipate a wait time of up around 20 minutes, (subject to seasonality). You can 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, hope that helps, Liz
Want to use a 2 for 1 voucher at the London Eye – what’s currently available?
If you managed to stock up on vouchers from last year, many of these vouchers remain valid for use on The London Eye into 2024. Look out for promotional Kellogg’s 2 for 1 vouchers that are valid through until June 2024 or alternatively Cadbury Big Ticket promotions that offer up to 50% off standard price tickets to London Eye that are valid until July 2024. If you are travelling by train, then you can pick up a 2 for 1 promotion for the London Eye that is available for advance bookings only with more details available over at 2 for 1 Voucher Promotion for the London Eye. Liz
Hi concern!
I wanna visit London eye. I wanna available time for 9, 10 January. Also discount as am International student.
Kind Regards
Ahsan Bhatti
Hi Ahsan, unfortunately the London Eye is closed for annual maintenance from 8 Jan 2024 – 4 February 2024 so there are no ticket options available for your specified dates. Hopefully you can still visit either side of these dates, all the best, Liz
Can I use a Kellogg’s 2 for 1 voucher for the London Eye with multiple attraction tickets for the London Eye & Sea Life?
I like you’re thinking but unfortunately you cannot use the Kellogg’s 2 for 1 voucher, (or for that matter any other 2 for 1 voucher/promotion) at the London Eye alongside any other promotion including the Multi Attraction Ticket offer, sorry, Liz
Hi,I want to book for 3 adults on 24 June,Is there any discount available that I may be able to use.
Thank you
Hi Farida, you can take advantage of a 2 for 1 voucher although this will only provide you with one free adult when accompanied with someone paying the full on-the-gate price ticket. As there are 3 in your party, you could consider Cadbury’s Big Ticket Savings as that gives you up to 50% off full on-the-gate price tickets for up to 4 people. I’m assuming you mean 24 July, (rather than June) and this date is classed as a super-peak day so there is a minimum allocation of 125 promotional tickets available on this day. Currently if you book online in advance, there are tickets available at £38pp for select time slots during the day although these prices may increase as availability changes. Always worth checking if there are any additional deals for Blue Light Cardholders, (NHS, police, fire fighters), Liz
How do you use the 2 for 1 promotion for the London Eye when you arrive by train?
Hi Sharly, if you intend to travel by train to visit the London Eye, then this National Rail 2 for 1 promotion can be cost effective to keep ticket prices down. You must book & purchase your London Eye tickets in advance with this offer through the daysout designated link and watch out for any excluded dates. Simply present your London Eye tickets alongside a valid train ticket at the ticket kiosks. This promotion is subject to availability so if you can be flexible with your date of visit, you’ll perhaps open up more availability for popular times of the year, Liz
What attractions in London will give me a discount with my Defence Discount Card or my husbands Blue Light Card
Hi Chris, you can save up to 29% off standard price tickets for the London Eye with a blue light card if you book in advance, (at least 24 hours in advance of your visit and cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or promotion). Proof of membership/company employment may be requested on arrival and worth noting that the London Eye is currently closed 9-22 January 2023 for annual maintenance. You can also your blue light card to book discounts on the London Eye River Cruise, (t&c’s apply). There are dedicated websites avbailable for Blue Light Cardholders and those that hold a Defence Discount Card that will give you the full run down of all participating London visitor attractions including full terms and conditions, hope that helps, Liz
Hello
How do I know what dates are exempt from the 2 for 1 Kellogg’s offer? looking to visit the London, possibly tomorrow, August 23rd.
Thanks
Allie
Hi Alle, you’ll find the excluded dates within the full terms and condions of the 2 for 1 voucher. For the London Eye, the excluded dates are up to and including 21 August. However there are seemingly limited voucher holder tickets available for each valid date at the London Eye so best to book in advance even with a 2 for 1 voucher to check availability, Liz
What is best value at London Eye – am I better using a 2 for 1 voucher or booking online? Thanks
Hi Edna, a 2 for 1 voucher effectively secures you 2 half price tickets but this is against standard ticket prices, (currently set at £36pp) rather than against online ticket discounts, (currently priced at £29.50pp). However, there are a number of excluded dates with each 2 for 1 voucher, particularly during peak season, that you need to consider so can be best for those with flexibility for when they can visit. Worth also noting that vouchers can only be used against single attraction standard tickets so if you were considering fastrack tickets to get ahead of the queues, multi attraction tickets, (that offer entry to the London Eye plus other popular attractions in the area) or even family discounted tickets, then you cannot take advantage of a 2 for 1 . Ultimately it depends on when you wish to visit, availability of voucher holder tickets, (always best to book in advance to guarantee entry) and your plans during your visit to London. Liz
Hello customer service team…I have a historical Palace pass …do I get a discount on things like London eye / London aquarium..and things like that …yours sincerely kay
Hi Kay, the historical Palace Pass offers unlimited access to all of the following attractions; Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace, Banqueting House, Kensington Palace, Kew Palace, Hillsborough Castle. Unfortunately the London Eye & London Aquarium do not come under this offer as they both fall under the umbrella of Merlin Attractions – there are combined ticket offers available for this popular London sites.
Unable to find the 2 for 1 voucher, keep being put in a loop.
Hi Karen, I’m not sure which 2 for 1 voucher you are looking to use for the London Eye? There is a new Kellogg’s Grown-Ups go free voucher that is available on promotional packets of cereals & snack packs that is valid at the London Eye, (some excluded dates) – just look out for these promotional packs in your local supermarket. Alternatively, if you travel by train then there is also a 2 for 1 voucher that you can download and present at the ticket booths at London Eye with your valid train tickets. 2 for 1 vouchers offer one free entry when the second person pays the full on-the-gate ticket price and cannot be used with tickets purchased online. I hope this answers your question? Liz
I am looking for a current 2 for 1 voucher for the London Eye – can you help me please?
Hi Irene, if you travel by train you can download a 2 for 1 voucher for the London Eye that can offer value for money, (more details available within the main deals page). Alternatively look out for the new 2 for 1 voucher running on promotional packets of Kellogg’s cereals that is also valid at the London Eye. 2 for 1 vouchers can only be used against full price tickets and cannot be used in conjunction with online ticket promotions. I hope this helps, Liz
Hi how much is it for a child on the London eye please
Hi Nikki, if you book online in advance directly with the London Eye, you can purchase a child ticket from 16.95pp. A child ticket for the London Eye is valid for those age 3 -15 years, (those under 3 years go free of charge). You can also take advantage of a 2 for 1 voucher for London Eye if you travel by train but look out for restrictions on use. I hope this helps, Liz
I’m looking for a 2 for 1 voucher for the London Eye that I can use during October? Can I buy a London Eye ticket online and use this with a 2 for 1 voucher, I wasn’t sure?
Hi Peter, if you travel by train you can take advantage of a 2 for 1 voucher for the London Eye but unfortunately you cannot combine online ticket savings with a promotional voucher. If you opt for a 2 for 1 voucher the voucher holder gains free entry onto the London Eye when accompanied by a full price ticket holder.
hello i am planing to visit london eye , can use my oyster card to travel there and still get the offer 2 for 1 ? or its suppose to be train tickets and its not suits for oyster card this offer? thank you
Hi Audinga, unfortunately you cannot use your Oyster Card as valid travel for this 2 for 1 voucher for London Eye. Worth also being aware that this 2 for 1 voucher for London Eye is not valid on 22, 23, 29 & 30 October 2016.
Hello I am going to London from 17th July -22nd July 2016. Are there any deals for the London Eye and the Shrek attraction – 2 adults and 2 kids. Thank you.
Hi Lorna, if you travel by train there is a 2 for 1 voucher for the London Eye that is valid during your dates in London, (you can find the link within our London Eye article). Simply download the vouchers and present with valid train tickets on the day of your visit. Alternatively look out the the London BIG Ticket that offers entry to 4 top London attractions for the price of 2, (London Eye, Shrek’s Adventure, London Sea Life & Madame Tussauds) that is valid for 90 days but must start with Madame Tussauds. Hope that helps, Liz
Hi,
I will be Visiting London from 13th to 16th September 2016.
What is the best deal I can get for just to ride London Eye with my wife and two kids (5 and 8 yo)?
Hi Irwan, booking online with secure you a discount off standard price tickets. Unfortunately there are no family ticket options so you will need to purchase adult & child tickets, (children under 4 go free but must have a valid ticket). There are discounted combination tickets available should you wish to visit other London attractions such as Madame Tussauds, Shrek’s Adventure, London Sea Life Aquarium or the Tower of London although you have indicated you are just looking for London Eye tickets. If you are travelling by train you could take advantage of the 2 for 1 voucher for the London Eye, (there are some excluded dates but is currently valid during your visit to London). Simply download a voucher and present with valid train tickets on the day of your visit to the London Eye.
Hi I’m away to london 31st for my grandaughter birthday where can I get family ticket London eye madam tusardes 2 adults and 2 children thank you
Hi June, there is a combined ticket that offers entry to both the London Eye & Madame Tussauds that you could be interested in. Please be aware that you cannot use 2 for 1 vouchers in conjunction with this ticket. Hope this helps? Liz
I am lucking for London eye and London Auqream ticket prize
Hi Rahman, you can pick up combined tickets for the London Eye & London Sea Life Aquarium from £39 an adult, £28 for children, (4-15 years).
I can’t find how you get discount for London eye . I am going on the 19th Feb 2015
Hi Judith, sorry can I just double check the date you are looking to visit? I’m sure I can help look for discounts for the London Eye.
Hi Kit,
Im interested in visiting the London Eye and have booked train tickets with Stansted Express. Can these be used for the 2 for 1 offer?
Thank
Hi Karen, the terms & conditions for this 2 for 1 voucher for London Eye can be quite complicated for some routes of transport. Unfortunately the ‘Stansted Express and Gatwick Express in-flight or mobile tickets where the National Rail logo is not shown’ are NOT valid with this London Eye offer.
Hi, can I download a 2 for 1 voucher and use with a train ticket that I purchased today but is for travel tomorrow. Regards
Hi Kit, if you add your travel details into the daysoutguide website, (link within our London Eye deals page), you will then be able to download a 2 for 1 voucher for the London Eye. Just check for any exclusions dates that are written within the terms & conditions attached to the voucher. It doesn’t matter when you purchased your train tickets but just ensure it is a valid train journey, (national rail tickets purchased from a rail station including season tickets).
going from leighton buzzard to london eye on 4th february. any deals
Hi Carol if you are travelling by train, then you make use of a 2 for 1 voucher for the London Eye, (you will see the link within the London Eye deals page) that is valid until 30 April, (excluding 13 & 14 February, 25 March – 10 April 2016). Simply download the voucher and present with valid train tickets at the London Eye ticket kiosk on the day of your visit. Those over 60 years can take advantage of discounted tickets when booked online in advance, (weekdays only during off peak times but I see that the 4 Feb falls on a Thursday). I can also see cheaper ticket prices available on the 4 February if you plan to visit later in the day. Hope this helps? Liz
Are there any 2 for 1 voucher for the London Eye that I can use during October? If not, are there any other cheap ticket options for the London Eye?
Hi Shona, if you are travelling by train you can take advantage of the Days Out Guide 2 for 1 voucher, (listed within the London Eye article). This voucher is valid until 23 October 2015, simply download the voucher and present with valid train tickets on the day of your visit.
I am looking for a 2 for 1 voucher or other discounted ticket option for the London Eye that I can use in September?
Hi Stella, the current 2 for 1 voucher for the London Eye if you travel by train runs out on 31 July. However, often during off-peak times this 2 for 1 promotion runs again so worth keeping an eye for that, (we’ll let you know if they extend this date). Also watch out for Open House London that in previous years has offered free tickets to the London Eye under a ballot system. More details on this as they come in.
hi Liz Walsh im just wondering if you can help us too we are going to london on the 4th of aug. till the 7th im on this site and looking for a good deals as well. i am collecting some of that Kelloggs deals as well think i have collect 12 dozen of keloggs vouchers.we already booked flights and hotel….we are looking for a cheap train going to our hotel and some of the london sightseeing activities,oyster pass etc.were coming from aberdeen to gatwick and then on our return fly back to aberdeen to luton airport.see if u can help us to get a cheap train .i am travelling with my husband and my 5 yrs.old boy.
looking forward for you reply thank you xx
Hi Vivian, unfortunately the Kelloggs adults go free vouchers are no longer valid at London Eye, (they expired on 3 April 2015). If you are looking for a 2 for 1 voucher for the London Eye, check out the days out guide 2 for 1 voucher that is valid if you travel by train on the day of your visit, (there are also plenty of other 2 for 1 vouchers available for London Attractions on the days out guide too). However you will be able to use the Kellogg’s vouchers at other London Merlin Attractions, (but not the London Dungeon nor the new Shrek attraction). Sorry I’m not going to be much help with travel arrangements as Topdogdays is more about the visitor attractions themselves but worth trying thetrainline or national rail that will give the low-down on the best train fares available. Might also be worth considering a family & friends railcard to bring the prices down further. Have a good trip, Liz
HI
ON THE 2 FOR 1 SITE I SEE THAT THE OFFER IS VALID UNTIL JULY 31.
YOU WRITE IT IS EXPIRED/
IS THERE SOMETHING I DONT KNOW? I DONT WANT TO COME AND BE DISAPPOINTED…
THANX
Hi Merav, whilst the Kellogg’s adults go free voucher is valid at other Merlin attraction until 30 June 2016, (some restrictions on dates), unfortunately it was only valid at London Eye until 3 April 2015:(
BUT I MEAN THE TRAVEL BY TRAIN 2 FOR 1(NATIONAL RAIL)
THIS ONE SAYS 31 JULY 2015
Hi Merav, good spot – they must have updated this offer. I’ve just had a go applying for a voucher and whilst I had trouble putting in the date of travel, (I had to manually enter the date), it did indeed provide me with a voucher that is valid until 31 July 2015 that can be used when produced with 2 valid National Rail tickets. Plenty of terms & conditions with this offer but a chance to make some good savings. I’ll update our information, cheers.
it rains in germany and london is calling
We want to visit london eye with the whole family ,-)
Hi Hannah, can’t guarantee the weather is going to much better in the UK but good to visit London! Worth checking out the online family deal, (2 adults, 2 children) on standard London Eye tickets. If you plan to visit before 30 June 2013, you could pick up 2 for 1 vouchers for London Eye but remember that only one voucher is available per person per transaction.
For the 2for 1 offer on e London eye..
Hi Andriana, thnx..yes great 2 fr 1 for London Eye but only valid until 30 June 2013!
thanks for the offer
Very welcome Barbara, always good to know others looking for deals too 🙂
Would love 2 for 1 voucher for London Eye please 🙂
Dawn, simply follow the link through within the article to sign up & download your 2 for 1 voucher for London Eye.
Plz may i have london eye 2 for 1 voucher as i really want to visit with my wife on 16 may 2013.
Hope to hear from u soon.
Thanks
Alishan, If you are looking for a 2 for 1 voucher for the London Eye then check out the 2 for 1 currently running through Time Out….simply click on the link within the article for further information on this deal.
What is the nearest tube station to the London Eye please. Also directions.
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The nearest station to the London Eye is London Waterloo.
Hi I am looking for a 2 for 1 vouchers for London eye,Madam Tassaud,London acquirium and London Cruz service.Is there anything available.
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Hi Adi, if you travel by train you can now take advantage of 2 for 1 vouchers for the London Eye, Madame Tussauds & London Aquarium that maybe of interest to you? More details available from Days Out 2 for 1 London.
this is appalling throughout your website it is advertised 2 for 1 vouchers except for london eye tickests are nowhere to be found.It precisely states if you are travelling by trains you are qualified for the 2 for 1 by showing your trian tickets.I have gone off my brains searching for 2 for 1 for london eye,not anymore,it is disgrace and appalling service.All london attractions it is..is it?
Fo, there was a 2 for 1 voucher running for the London Eye when you travel by train earlier in the year. Unfortunately this has now expired as it tends to run during off peak times only. Topdogdays sign posts to deals & discounts for top visitor attractions and does not hold the deals ourselves.