Affiliate disclosure
The short version: some links here earn us a commission, you pay the same either way, and no ticket has paid to be featured or to be ranked above another.
Which links are affiliate links
Every "Check Availability" button, and every in-text link that opens a ticket listing, points to GetYourGuide and carries our partner tag. All five tickets on this site are sold through GetYourGuide. If you book after clicking one, GetYourGuide pays us a share of the commission it already earns from the listing. Your price is identical to the price you'd see going straight to that listing, because our cut comes out of the platform's margin and is never added to your ticket.
One other link on this site is also an affiliate link: where we mention the London Eye's own official ticket site, that link carries a tracked affiliate code. If you book directly through it, we may also earn a commission there, again at no extra cost to you. There are no other affiliate relationships on this site: no camp, hotel or lodge links, no display advertising, no sponsored posts and no paid reviews. If a third network is ever added, this page and the footer disclosure will name it before the first link goes live.
What it does not change
- Inclusion. Every ticket here is a real, currently bookable GetYourGuide listing with figures that survived two independent verification passes.
- Ordering. The standard/fast-track ticket is featured first because it's the ticket most visitors need and by far the most-reviewed; no ticket paid for that position.
- What we say about them. The river cruise and hop-on hop-off combo's price and one of its urgency claims aren't printed here because our two checks disagreed on them, not because we chose to omit an inconvenient number.
- Things we earn nothing from. If you book directly with the London Eye's box office, or through any other retailer, we earn nothing at all.
Ratings, review counts and prices
Every rating and review count on this site is GetYourGuide's own published number at the time we checked it, confirmed on an independent second pass before it was printed. Nothing is averaged, rounded up or invented, and where the two checks disagreed the figure was left off the page rather than smoothed over. Prices are current per-person from-prices in USD (the currency both checks agreed on for every listing); what you actually pay moves with the date and the option you pick, so the live listing is always the authority.
How the standard ticket and the four combos were chosen
These five tickets were supplied for this site directly rather than discovered through a market search: one standard/fast-track admission ticket as the featured, dominant listing, plus four real combo and upgrade tickets. Every one of the five was verified independently before being priced or rated on this site; none was assumed to be accurate from the source alone.
If you would rather not use our links
Search "London Eye" directly on GetYourGuide, or book through the London Eye's own official site at londoneye.com. We'd genuinely rather you found the ticket that fits, however you book it. The comparisons, the FAQ and the guides work exactly as well as research whether or not you click a booking link.
Questions about any of this: email us. How the listings are checked in the first place is on the about page.