London Eye Reviews

The London Eye was opened in the year 200 and known as the milenium wheel. Since it has changed its name to suit the times more. It is sponsered by British Airways, so a turn on the wheel is known as a flight. The London Eye is set on the banks of the Thames, in the South Bank area. It is a large wheel with big glass pods on which ...  Read the complete review

Intro ------ The London Eye is a massive, glorified ferris wheel situated in the heart of westminster, London. It is open for rides between the hours of 8-9.30 and is a truly wonderful spectacle. It was opened in 1999 for the millenium, and this is the reason that it was originally called the 'millenium wheel'. It has ...  Read the complete review

The London Eye is a Observation wheel in the centre of London. The wheel was opened for the Millennium celerbration on 31 December 1999 by Tony Blaire. As it was opened for the Millennium it is also known as the Millennium Wheel. The wheel is 135 metres (443 ft) high which makes it the largest Ferris wheel in Europe. The attraction has become the ...  Read the complete review

It was my father's 53rd birthday (October 2009). We booked a champagne flight on the London Eye via Internet (www.londoneye.com) as a surprise. Price and booking ----------------------- The champagne flight costs 35 pounds for adults and children older than 4 years if you buy the ticket in the ticket office and you get ...  Read the complete review

This is a must- do for anyone going to London. Having been to London hundreds of times i thought that i might as well go on the London-Eye and see what all the hype about it was. I was pleasently surprised when i went on it though. It is much slower than i thought and on a clear day (as it was when i went) you could see for miles which is really ...  Read the complete review

I was in London with my daughter and son, just for a day out for some sight seeing. I'd never seen the London Eye and thought that was quite bad considering it is in our capital city and has been for the last 10 years or so. It used to be known as the Millennium Wheel and the London eye is probably one of the most famous tourist ...  Read the complete review

We were in London earlier this year and obviously this was high up on our list of things to do. We had Tesco clubcard vouchers to claim so we used these on 'trips out' in London. Once known as the Millennium Wheel the London eye is probably now one of the most famous iconic attractions in the centre of London. It was funded by British ...  Read the complete review

The London Eye is a popular tourist attraction in the capital city of London. I have been on it twice, most recently with my family, and I really enjoyed my experience. * What Is It? * At 135 metres tall, the London Eye (also known as the Millennium Wheel) is the largest Ferris wheel in Europe. It is one of the most popular ...  Read the complete review

I visited the London Eye for the second time recently, however unlike the first time, I took a trip on it at night. The London Eye is situated on the banks of the River Thames, just opposite the Houses of Parliament, providing amazing views over London. It is a very short walk from Waterloo station. We booked our tickets in ...  Read the complete review

My boyfriend and I went on the London Eye during a trip to London over Christmas. I had never been on before and was a little dubious about the height! The best way we found to get there was Underground to Westminster then a nice walk over the river to where the Eye was. It's impossible to miss so there can be no problems finding ...  Read the complete review

forget open top bus tours, this is the only way to really get a good view of london!!! situated on the south side of the river thams over looking westminster the london eye stands tall at the centre of the city. the best way i found to get to it was to take the underground to westminster station then cross over westminster bridge after ...  Read the complete review

I have been on the London Eye a couple of times since it was opened to the public in the year 2000. Since it was opened it has become one of the most popular and iconic landmarks in London. I found it to be an enjoyable experience going on the eye and you can have some spectacular views of the city of London and surrounding areas especially on a ...  Read the complete review

London Eye I went on the London on the second day I was staying in London. I got on it free because I was with Golden Tours. But I went on it the next day with other members of my family. The second time I went on it, I had to pay to get on it. Where as the first time I just got my ticket handed to me. The ticket for me cost around ...  Read the complete review

Having had a wonderful day yesterday around London and going to the London Dungeons and the London Eye I thought I will tell you my experiences. I have been on the London Eye twice, once a few years ago and again yesterday and both times I really enjoyed it. If you can choose it is better to go on a nice, clear day as you can see so ...  Read the complete review

I've just returned from a very hectic few days sight seeing in London with my partner Sue, and our first port of call was the British Airways London Eye, which is part of the Merlin group of attractions. So, with annual pass in hand we sped off across the city from our hotel in Earls Court towards the giant bicycle wheel. We ...  Read the complete review

I know there are plenbty of reviews on the london eye already, but as everyone has a different experience depending what time of the year and day you go i'd thought i'd give my opinion about my experience! I went in December, a few days before Christmas, as we were expecting it to be very busy we got up early and went for about 10am. ...  Read the complete review

The London Eye is a famous "large Ferris wheel" which was created for the millennium. Now standing 130m high it is one of the most famous sights in England and a must-see tourist attraction. Situated on the Thames it is a very pleasant experience that all people from various different ages could enjoy. The London Eye is ...  Read the complete review

The London Eye is one of the tourist attractions that most people would recognise and associate with London. Set on the banks of the River Thames, this eye rises a majestic 130m high. Having recently been on it, I thought I would share my experience with you all today: The location: As mentioned before, the London Eye is set on ...  Read the complete review

I have been lucky enough to travel on the eye twice since it opened in 2000 and both visits were a different experience. Obviously the wheel itself has always been the same and the sights more or less have been the same but because of the different times of day I went and the fact that one time I had my children with me and the other was just me ...  Read the complete review

The London Eye is one attraction in London that's hard to miss. It dominates the skyline, and on a clear day there are even points in West London, several miles away, from which it can be seen. When you're near it you can't help but find your eyes drawn to it - although you have to watch very closely to see it moving, as it goes so ...  Read the complete review