London Eye offers

zenmaster

Hi Della.

Glad you both had a good time.

4D sounds amazing - wish that had been there when we went up last year.

dellaclearing wrote: »

Had a brilliant day out, got completely soaked in the rain when we got to Wembley and then afterwards went out and got absolutely obliterated! :beer:. You know what I'm talkin' about!

Can't beat a bit of quality parent/child bonding :beer:

Mark_Hewitt

What's the situation there with just turning up on the day?
I'd quite like to go on it, but I don't want to queue for an hour, but neither do I want to be tied down to a particular time well in advance.

dellaclearing

zenmaster wrote: »

Can't beat a bit of quality parent/child bonding :beer:

Absolutely! Hopefully we'll have a repeat performance sometime soon!

property.advert

Just to add that I was looking around this week for some discounts and there do not appear to be any, save for the 10% direct booking. Not sure whether queueing to spend £31.50 plus transport is a good thing in November ?

TrishaM

Looks like London eye are giving 20% off if you book online for the month of Nov.

cardiffforthefacup

Have a look here:
http://www.daysoutguide.co.uk/attraction-types/2for1london.aspx
to get the offer just get any train ticket to a london station could even be one stop.

minerva_windsong

The only one I've seen (when walking past the London Dungeons on Thursday) was a four way ticket to the Dungeons, London Aquarium, London Eye and Madame Tussaud's for £60, so £15 a time. Not entirely sure if you have to do it all in one day though.

dellaclearing

I just received this in my email & thought it might be useful for anyone who's looking for a London Eye deal now and stumbles accross this thread...
2 for 1 tickets to the London Eye when you travel by train. Hope someone finds it useful!

http://www.daysoutguide.co.uk/Easter2010/Index.htm?utm_campaign=Easter%2B2010&utm_source=emailCampaign&utm_medium=email