London Eye Family Ticket

London Eye for Families

The London Eye is a hit with children and adults alike. The 30-minute rotation is gentle, the capsules are enclosed and safe, and the views keep everyone engaged. A London Eye family ticket can mean: a dedicated family bundle (e.g. 2 adults + 2 children), or simply buying the right mix of adult and child tickets. This guide explains typical family options and how to get the best value. We are an independent information site; actual products and prices are set by the official operator and authorised partners.

Child Tickets and Age Bands

Children usually pay less than adults. Age bands vary by provider—often under-3 or under-4 are free (but may still need a ticket for capacity), and child rates apply up to a certain age (e.g. 15 or 16). Always check the age rules when you book; you may need to show ID. For the latest child and family pricing, see our London Eye tickets prices page and the booking widget.

Family Bundles and Savings

Some sellers offer a family ticket that bundles 2 adults and 2 (or 3) children at a reduced total price. Even when there’s no formal “family ticket,” buying standard or fast track for the whole family in one go can be convenient. Multi-attraction passes (e.g. London Eye + other South Bank attractions) can bring the per-person cost down for a family day out. Compare the total for a family of four (or your size) against individual tickets to see the saving.

Products and Packages

River Cruise + London Eye for Families

Combining the Thames cruise with the Eye is popular with families: you get two experiences and often a better per-person price. See our London Eye river cruise tickets page for details. Child and family pricing usually applies to the combined product as well.

Fast Track with Kids

Queues can be tiring for small children. Fast track lets you use a shorter queue. It costs more but can make the day less stressful. Weigh the extra cost against your family’s patience and the time you have.

Practical Tips for Families

The capsules hold up to 25 people, so you’ll share with others unless you book a private pod. Pushchairs can often be stored; check the official or partner site for current policy. Toilets and facilities are available on the South Bank. Plan for security checks at the entrance. Booking a time slot in advance avoids long waits at the ticket office and helps you plan the rest of your day.

Summary

A London Eye family ticket can be a formal family bundle or the right combination of adult and child tickets. Book in advance for the best price and to secure your slot. Use the widget above to see current options and book through our partner. We are not the official seller; for the latest family offers and age bands, check the official London Eye website or your ticket provider.