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London Eye has 2 rooms available for private hire
Venue hire at London Eye
Hire the London Eye for your own event.
The London Eye has two function rooms; the largest can hold a maximum of 800 guests, the smallest is ideal for 25.
The London Eye elbowed its way onto the capital's tourist scene as one of the statement pieces to mark the turn of the century (see also The Millennium Bridge) and quickly became a definitive part of the London experience. This spectacularly streamlined riverside wheel stands an impressive 135 meters tall and its sleek, modern, totally see-through glass-pods offer an unrivalled 360-degree view of London and beyond. The Houses of Parliament, Canary Wharf, Big Ben, the glorious old winding Father Thames and Windsor Castle are just a few of the 55 attractions that can be admired from the top of the arc. On a clear day the view extends to 25 miles in each direction. It moves at a slow but steady pace, taking 30 minutes to complete its flight. Because of its popularity, there are usually lengthy queues to book tickets and then to board the flight. Online booking saves time. A variety of different ticketing options and packages are available depending on your individual requirements. You can choose to upgrade to a Fast Track ticket, which entitles you to check in just 15 minutes before your flight, or spend the flight in the company of a London guide or a glass of champagne. The flight only lasts 30 minutes and its bound to be busy but this is still top of the London must-do list.London Eye images
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4D Cinema at The London Eye4D Cinema at The London EyeThe London Eye is one of the most cherished tourist attractions in the capital and has been since its opening in 2000. Now, thanks to a £5-million upgrade, customers can take in even more the stunning views of the city, before they take to the sky. A 4D cinema has been created with the next generation of cinematic technology and the glorious London31st May 2012
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TIMES Every day 10am-9.30pm PRICING £17.00 (adults), £8.50 (children), Free (under 4)
The London Eye is one of the most cherished tourist attractions in the capital and has been since its opening in 2000. Now, thanks to a £5-million upgrade, customers can take in even more the stunning views of the city, before they take to the sky. A 4D cinema has been created with the next generation of cinematic technology and the glorious London... More about this event
London Eye Jubilee Afternoon Tea ExperienceLondon Eye Jubilee Afternoon Tea ExperienceEnjoy a glass of Pommery Brut Royal Champagne, a selection of teas and soft drinks and watch the spectacle of the Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant from the comfort of a pod on board the London Eye. The special London Eye Diamond Jubilee Afternoon Tea Experience package includes a menu of treats including sandwiches, Scotch eggs, cakes and homemade sc4th June 2012Tuesday 5th June 2012
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TIMES 2nd Jun, 3rd Jun, 4th Jun and 5th Jun 2012 PRICING £55, spaces limited, adv booking required
Enjoy a glass of Pommery Brut Royal Champagne, a selection of teas and soft drinks and watch the spectacle of the Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant from the comfort of a pod on board the London Eye. The special London Eye Diamond Jubilee Afternoon Tea Experience package includes a menu of treats including sandwiches, Scotch eggs, cakes and homemade sc... More about this event
New Year's Eve FireworksNew Year's Eve FireworksThe annual New Year's Eve Fireworks display, launched from the foot of the London Eye and from rafts on the Thames, is visible from most of central London: the basic rule is that if you can see the London Eye, you'll be able to see the show. They cram enough firepower for an hour-long display into ten explosive minutes, lighting up the sky for mile31st December 2012Monday 31st December 2012
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VENUE London Eye
The annual New Year's Eve Fireworks display, launched from the foot of the London Eye and from rafts on the Thames, is visible from most of central London: the basic rule is that if you can see the London Eye, you'll be able to see the show. They cram enough firepower for an hour-long display into ten explosive minutes, lighting up the sky for mile... More about this event
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What's On Today Near London Eye 4D Cinema at The London Eye Exhibitions | Next performance 31st May 2012 London Eye At London Eye The London Eye is one of the most cherished tourist attractions in the capital and has been since its opening in ...More  E4 Udderbelly Festival Comedy | Until 8th July 2012 Southbank Centre 3 minutes walk from London Eye Look out for an upside-down purple cow as you're crossing over the Golden Jubilee footbridge to the Southbank Centre from ...More Chris Cox: Fatal Distraction Comedy | Until 19th June 2012 Southbank Centre 4 minutes walk from London Eye Chris Cox – the mind reader who openly admits he can't read minds - takes to the stage this year ...More Nina Conti - Talk to the Hand Comedy | Until 13th June 2012 Southbank Centre 4 minutes walk from London Eye With a puppet show for grown-ups, Nina Conti is taking to the stage at this year's Udderbelly Festival. The award ...More Comedy in the Dark Comedy | Until 2nd July 2012 Southbank Centre 4 minutes walk from London Eye So you've heard of dating in the dark and dining in the dark, but how about Comedy in the Dark? ...More Best of the Comedy Store Comedy | Until 7th July 2012 Southbank Centre 4 minutes walk from London Eye With the Udderbelly Summer Festival brimming with humorous acts, it was only fitting that the Best of the Comedy Store ...More The Joy Of Sketch Comedy | Until 11th June 2012 Southbank Centre 4 minutes walk from London Eye Part of the Udderbelly Festival, The Joy of Sketch offers sketch comedy from Pappy's, Cardinal Burns, Adam Riches, Delete The ...More  The Boy With Tape On His Face Comedy | Until 29th June 2012 Southbank Centre 4 minutes walk from London Eye The Boy With Tape On His Face serves up a Neapolitan ice cream of genres: mime with noise, stand-up with ...More Ian Stone: The Return Of Stoney Baloney Comedy | On 31st May 2012 Southbank Centre 4 minutes walk from London Eye Edgy and intelligent topical humour....More Philharmonia Orchestra Concerts | On 31st May 2012 Southbank Centre 4 minutes walk from London Eye Edward Gardner conducts Janacek's Sinfonietta, Mozart's Piano Concerto No 22 In E Flat featuring pianist David Fray, and Dvorak's Symphony ...More 
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