Experience the best of Up at The O2

Celebrate in style with a climb to the top of the 52m-high roof of The O2 with a celebratory glass of bubbly or a refreshing soft drink to mark the occasion.

Enjoy a 90-minute guided climb over the roof of The O2, with everything you need provided, including safety gear, briefing, and expert instruction.

Make your special day even more memorable by toasting birthdays, anniversaries, or personal milestones with the city glimmering beneath your feet.

Witness 360° panoramic views of London’s famous skyline, from Canary Wharf to historic Greenwich, as you stand atop one of the city’s most recognisable landmarks.

Gain insights into The O2, its engineering, and the surrounding landmarks from your expert climb guide along the way.

Enjoy a thrill ride closer to the clouds with fast-track entry and a round-trip cable car ride 90 metres above London's skyline and the River Thames for stunning views of the city.

Start from IFS Greenwich Peninsula Terminal on a round-trip ticket and ride in a private cabin across London’s only urban cable car, covering just over 1 km between the two districts.

Take in panoramic views of landmarks such as Canary Wharf, The Shard, and St Paul’s Cathedral from 90 meters above the Thames as you sip a glass of champagne or a soft drink per person.

Discover the cable car’s history at the London Cable Car Experience near IFS Greenwich Peninsula, snap a selfie, or enjoy the city from a unique vantage point.

Ascend 52m to the top of The O2 with an experienced guide on a Daytime Climb and ride the 135m-tall London Eye on a 30-min ride.

Strap on your provided climbing gear and scale London's famous The O2 to the top with an expert guide who will ensure a secure climb.

See the city's clear skyline from The O2 and spot the Olympic Park, used during the Olympics, or the Royal Observatory, home to the Prime Meridian.

Enjoy an elevated view from the London Eye in glass capsules, and see everything from the Jubilee Garden to the Tower of London.

Upgrade for fast-track entry to the Eye on the next step and save up to 60 mins as you visit Europe's tallest structure without standing in long queues.

Pick 2 to 7 London attractions from 90+ choices, visit them anytime within 30 days after your first scan, and enjoy savings of up to 50% against separate tickets.

Access museums, zoos, famous landmarks, bus tours, river cruises, guided walks, activities, and curated food and pub experiences with one pass.

See highlights such as the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, London Eye, London Zoo, Hop-on Hop-off bus routes, and Thames river cruises.

Plan easily with a digital guidebook, and attraction information available in the Go City app so you can navigate London and your pass inclusions.

You haven't seen London if you haven't seen it from The Shard, so take this golden opportunity to discover the city with experts on site.

Spot the London Eye, and St. Paul's Cathedral, among other iconic attractions, from the indoor and outdoor viewing decks on levels 68, 69, and 72.

Take on the thrilling challenge of scaling the roof of the famous O2 Arena in London; it's sure to turn your average day into an unforgettable escapade!

Hook yourself up to a secure harness and scale the iconic building with the aid of a friendly guide, who's on hand to share fascinating facts about The O2.

Experience a bit of both: thrills at The O2 and a dip into history at the Tower of London, all with one cost-saving combo ticket.

Want a thrill beyond the ordinary? Fasten your harness and climb the roof of The O2, guided by an expert every step of the way, before taking in panoramic views from the summit.

Choose a daytime, sunset, or twilight climb, and look out across Greenwich, Canary Wharf, the Olympic Park and The Shard.

Step inside the Tower of London to see the dazzling Crown Jewels and the White Tower, its great Norman keep, along with much more that makes this landmark so special.

Fascinated by all things rare? Discover the Royal Mint at the Tower exhibition, which traces more than 500 years of coin-making at the Tower through rare pieces from the Royal Mint Museum’s collection.