The London Eye - Pictures and Information on Flying in the Big Ferris Wheel

Getting on The London Eye

London Eye: Getting On for your "Flight" over the Thames

James Martin

Here the picture shows folks getting on the London Eye. The Eye travels so slowly you can get on while it's actually moving.

Guests in wheelchairs have no problems getting into the pods; the Eye is stopped for easier entrance. The London Eye has served more than 55,000 disabled customers. Disabled customers get a discount on tickets. If you are disabled and unable to wait in long lines, there is a fast track service available.

Index: The London Eye - Pictures and Information on Flying in the Big Ferris Wheel

1. Your Chariot Awaits! The London Eye on the South Bank of the River Thames
2. Getting on The London Eye
3. You're Off On Your London Eye Adventure!
4. The London Eye - Inside Your Pod
5. A London Eye view to the East along the Thames
6. View of Parliament and Big Ben from the London Eye
7. Rain and the London Eye
8. Alien Space Invaders Unleashed Upon London's Parliament!
9. View of the Foreign Office and Buckingham Palace