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United Kingdom London Up at The O2 Entry Tickets

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Up at The O2 Entry Tickets Highlights

Spot Canary Wharf, the Shard, the City of London, the Thames Barrier, the Olympic Park, and the cable car from the summit viewing platform
Enjoy a guided 90-minute adventure led by expert climb leaders at one of London's most recognisable and celebrated architectural landmarks
Ascend 52 metres above the Thames on a guided climb across the iconic O2 dome roof and enjoy breathtaking 360-degree views of the London skyline
Choose from daytime, sunset, or twilight climbs with all necessary equipment including harness, boots, and gilet provided by the team
Experience London completely in the open air with the wind, sky, and city laid out below you on one of the capital's most thrilling and unique experiences

Up at The O2 Entry Tickets Packages

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$67.27

Up at The O2 Entry Tickets Overview

Since opening in 2012, Up at The O2 has become one of London's most memorable and distinctive visitor experiences. Strapping on a harness at the base of the iconic O2 Arena dome, visitors are guided by experienced climb leaders up and across the undulating tensile roof structure, ascending 52 metres to a viewing platform at the summit that offers some of the most spectacular and unobstructed panoramic views of London available anywhere in the city.

From the viewing platform at the top, visitors can see Canary Wharf, the City of London, the Shard, Greenwich, the Thames Barrier, the cable car, the Olympic Park, and on a clear day the suburbs of London stretching to the M25 and beyond. Unlike enclosed observation decks, the Up at The O2 experience places visitors in the open air with the wind, the sky, and the city laid out below them in every direction, creating a genuinely exhilarating and memorable experience.

Three climb types are available: Daytime climbs offer the clearest views and are ideal for photography; Sunset climbs time the ascent to coincide with the golden hour over London for a truly spectacular experience; and Twilight climbs after dark offer a mesmerising view of London's illuminated skyline. All necessary equipment including harness, grippy boots, and a windproof gilet is provided. Book your Up at The O2 tickets now and choose your preferred climb time for an adventure unlike anything else in London.

Know Before You Go

Book your Up at The O2 tickets well in advance as popular time slots especially sunset and twilight climbs sell out quickly, particularly at weekends and during summer months

Note that Tuesday closures apply on some dates so always check the official schedule before booking your preferred day

Arrive at least 15 minutes before your departure time slot as climbs begin promptly and late arrivals cannot be admitted, exchanged, or refunded

Note that climbs take place in most weather conditions but may be cancelled in cases of extreme weather such as lightning, heavy wind, or icy conditions, in which case you will be offered a free rebooking

Wear comfortable flexible clothing and bring a pair of socks as the specialist climbing shoes provided must be worn with socks throughout the climb

Things To Carry

Smartphone
Non-Slip Shoes
Photo ID
Tickets (Digital or Printed)
Comfortable Clothing
Comfortable Shoes
Passport

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Booking is confirmed within 15 minutes.
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Alternate nearby slots can be arranged if your preferred time is unavailable.

Payment Policy

100% Payment has to be made at the time of booking.

Cancellation Policy

Free reschedule available until 72 hours before your travel date.
Free cancellation available until 72 hours before your travel date.

FAQs

1What equipment is provided for the Up at The O2 climb?

All necessary climbing equipment is provided by Up at The O2 and is included in the ticket price. This includes a full safety harness, specialist grippy climbing shoes that must be worn over socks, and a windproof gilet. Visitors should bring a pair of socks as these are required with the climbing shoes and are available to purchase on arrival if forgotten. Comfortable flexible clothing is recommended and a light jacket for cooler days.

2How do I get to Up at The O2?

Up at The O2 is located at Peninsula Square, London SE10 0DX. The most convenient public transport option is the Jubilee line to North Greenwich Underground station, which is a 5-minute walk from the entrance. Thames Clipper river services also stop at North Greenwich Pier directly beside The O2. The North Greenwich station bus terminal serves several routes from across London.

3Is Up at The O2 suitable for families with young children?

Up at The O2 is suitable for children from the age of 4 upwards, subject to the minimum and maximum weight restrictions for the harness equipment. Children must weigh between 22 kg and 130 kg to use the safety equipment. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult throughout the climb. The experience is considered accessible for most children of appropriate age and size though parental discretion regarding height comfort is recommended.

4Can the climb be cancelled due to weather?

Yes. Up at The O2 climbs operate in most weather conditions including light rain and wind, with complimentary rain ponchos provided when necessary. However climbs may be cancelled at short notice in cases of lightning, extreme winds, icy conditions, or other severe weather. In the event of a weather cancellation visitors are offered a free rebooking on an alternative date. Checking the weather forecast and the official Up at The O2 website before your visit is recommended.

5How long does the Up at The O2 climb take?

The climb itself takes approximately 90 minutes from start to finish, including safety briefing, the ascent, time at the summit viewing platform, and the descent. Including arrival, kit fitting, and safety checks, visitors should allow approximately 2 hours for the full experience. Climbs begin promptly at the booked time and late arrivals cannot be admitted.

6Is Up at The O2 suitable for visitors with a fear of heights?

The Up at The O2 experience involves ascending an open-air curved roof to 52 metres above the ground and is not recommended for visitors with a significant fear of heights. The climb involves an exposed outdoor ascent with the city visible below throughout. Visitors who are unsure are advised to consider this carefully before booking as tickets are non-refundable once the climb has commenced.

7What is Up at The O2?

Up at The O2 is a guided outdoor climbing experience that takes visitors up and across the fabric roof of The O2 Arena in Greenwich, London, to a viewing platform 52 metres above the Thames. The 90-minute experience is led by expert climb leaders who provide safety briefings and guide small groups from the base to the summit and back. All necessary equipment including harness, grippy boots, and a windproof gilet is provided.

8What are the three types of climb at Up at The O2?

Up at The O2 offers three climb experiences. Daytime climbs take place during daylight hours and offer the clearest views and best conditions for photography. Sunset climbs are timed to reach the summit during golden hour and are the most popular and most spectacular experience. Twilight climbs take place after dark and offer a mesmerising view of London's illuminated night skyline. Sunset and twilight climbs require booking at specific times and sell out fastest.

Location

Up at The O2, Greater London, United Kingdom

6 Peninsula Square, Greater London, England, SE10 0DX, United Kingdom

From$67.27

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