On 20/7/05, Paul Ewins, discombobulated, unleashed: >What is the deal with booking a couple of tickets on the London Eye? I've >been told to book the day before, do I just turn up and queue or is there >somewhere else that it can be done.
Paul, of all the questions you asked, I'm afraid I can only help out with this one. You can easily book online if you know you're going to be at the London Eye at a certain day and time, and this will save a bit of hassle. August is a busy month, and you may find that if you turn up and get a ticket ad hoc, that the earliest available slot is several hours later that day. To turn up ad hoc, you simply walk into the ticket office, a building right next to the Eye, purchase a ticket, then walk outside and join the line (assuming your ticket is for shortly after you purchased it - the time will be stamped on it). The line takes 45 minutes. Highly recommend you book in advance. <http://www.londoneye.com/> HTH I'll be popping into London to meet up with Boris the spider and maybe Bob W on either 16/17/18th August. If you're around, you should come along. I think we're just gonna goof off down by the river somewhere. This is assuming I'm not moving house, and we've just found what could be the right one - so I'm polishing off the starting blocks....... Cheers, Cotty ___/\__ || (O) | People, Places, Pastiche ||=====| http://www.cottysnaps.com _____________________________
