Ticket Prices:
One Way: £11/Adults | £7.25/Children. Return: £16.40/Adults | £11.15/Children. Children under 4 ride for free.
How fast does the Thames rocket go?
Hear and feel the 880 horsepower engines rev up Rocket style and whoop as you whoosh up to speeds of 30 knots (35mph!). We’ll twist and turn you through the docklands with a bespoke medley of thrilling classics pumping through our cutting edge on board sound system.
Do you get wet on Thames speedboat?
Thames Rockets do not operate a ‘get wet’ water experience, however, in windy conditions it is possible for spray to blow across the decks and if it rains the boat is open to the elements. We provide waterproofs and (weather permitting!) all our passengers leave us as dry as they arrived.
How long does the London river cruise take?
The London Eye River Cruise is a 40 minute circular sightseeing tour, along the River Thames. Departing from The London Eye pier you will be taken on route to see the House of Parliament, though to The Tower of London and Tower Bridge, where you will return back to The London Eye Pier.
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What do you wear on a River Thames cruise?
Lunch and Afternoon Tea is smart casual. Dinner Cruise is smart formal. Both ladies and gentlemen are asked to dress in a manner appropriate to a smart formal occasion. Sports shoes and leisure wear are not permitted.
Where do London river cruises start?
The London Eye River Cruise departs from The London Eye Pier. The pier entrance can be found to the left of The London Eye. Our pier operators will guide you to our boarding point.
How long is the Thames cruise?
What is the journey time? The full length of the cruise, heading from Westminster to Greenwich piers, takes 70 minutes one way, 180 minutes return. From Westminster to Tower Pier, it’s 40 minutes one way, 80 minutes return.
How long does a ride on the London Eye last?
Standard Ticket
30 minutes up high in one of our 32 pods. 360° moving views from the heart of the city. Get up close to London’s iconic landmarks such as the Houses of Parliament and Buckingham Palace. You can even see as far as Windsor Castle on a clear day!
How long does the London Eye take?
One rotation on the London Eye will take around 30 minutes.
How long do you 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.
Is the London Eye better at night or day?
Avoid peak times
The London Eye is busiest between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. during the UK school holidays, and is quieter at the beginning and end of their opening hours, which vary throughout the year.
Is London Eye Fast Track worth it?
Is it worth getting fast track for the London Eye? During peak season when the queues can get really long, you may appreciate fast track access, especially if you are visiting with small children.
How early should you arrive for the London Eye?
We advise you arrive around 30 minutes before your Standard or Fast Track experience during off-peak periods. If you are visiting us during a peak period, we advise you allow more time, as the attraction will be busier.
Can you just turn up at the London Eye?
Ticket information
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.
How much does it cost to ride the eye in London?
London Eye
| Ticket Type |
Price |
| Adult (15 years +) |
INR 2,584 |
| Fast Track (No Waiting) |
|
| Child (6-12 years) |
INR 3,045 |
| Adult (12 years +) |
INR 3,506 |
Does the London Eye stop at night?
The London Eye is open from 10:00h to 20:30h in June, July and August. The rest of the year: 11:00h to 18:00h.
Why is the London Eye Pink 2022?
Lastminute.com’s sponsorship deal will see the angry red glow we’ve become accustomed to seeing since 2015, make way for a delicious shade of hot pink. Aesthetically, it’ll be a more soothing sight — slotting in well with the shimmering cool blues of neighbouring buildings along the South Bank. We’re all for it.
Is it worth sitting in London Eye?
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. On a clear day you can see as far as Windsor Castle, over 20 miles away!
Why is the London Eye purple?
L ondon landmarks including Tower Bridge, the main skyscraper at Canary Wharf, the former Olympic stadium and the London Eye are being turned purple to mark the opening of the Elizabeth line.
How long will Tower Bridge be purple?
As a mark of respect and to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, London’s iconic Tower Bridge has been majestically illuminated in purple this weekend, until Monday 19th September, the day of Her Late Majesty’s State Funeral.