The London Eye has become one of London’s most recognisable landmarks.

It was only supposed to be a temporary attraction too (a bit like the Eiffel Tower in Paris).
Is it worth buying a ticket for the London Eye?
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How tall is the London Eye?
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How much is the London Eye?
But if you’re sightseeing and have time, it’s probably worth paying a little extra for a London Eye ticket and another attraction or two which includes The London Dungeon, Shrek’s Adventure (which I can thoroughly recommend) or the aquarium (SEA LIFE London). Or Madame Tussauds (if taking selfies with wax works is your thing).
Tickets cost £38 (£63 when bought individually) for 1 additional attraction and £48 for (£93 when bought individually) for two additional attractions.
You can visit the other attraction 90 days from the date you visit the London Eye (although London Dungeon, Shrek’s Adventure and SEA LIFE London are a stone’s throw away from London Eye so it would make more sense to visit both attractions in the same day.
And if you’re celebrating a special occasion, there is also the London Eye Champagne Experience which costs £42 on the day and £37.80 online.
You can see all the various packages and buy you’re tickets from the official site here.
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How many pods are on the London Eye?
Each pod represents the 32 London boroughs. But there is no number 13 (due to superstition)
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