Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• London Explorer Pass: 2 to 7 Things To Do including London Eye
• West Ham United FC London (Olympic) Stadium Tour
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• London's Football Stadiums Sightseeing Tour
• The Sightseeing Day Pass London

It’s free to visit Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, though some park attractions cost extra. For example, ArcelorMittal Orbit tickets cost from £7 (roughly USS$9), while non-member off-peak tickets for London Aquatics Centre cost from £7.90 (US$10.30). Most events at Copper Box Arena are ticketed.

Yes, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is an accessible venue that’s designed to be inclusive. Step-free access and Blue Badge car parking are available at each of its venues, and most of the park is flat with gentle slopes. There are also accessible bathrooms, baby-changing facilities, audio assistive systems, and induction loops.

Yes, you are welcome to bring dogs to Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, however, they must be kept on their leashes in the majority of the park. The only place where dogs can be exercised off lead is at the Hopkins’ Field, which is situated in the northern part of the park.

There are lots of eateries in and around Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Bamboo Mat has a fusion of Peruvian and Japanese flavors, whereas Darkhorse offers tasty northern Italian cuisine. There’s also The Breakfast Club for breakfast classics by the canal and STK Steakhouse towards Stratford International Station.

Yes, there are several car parks available at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Locations include the London Aquatics Centre, Copper Box Arena, Lee Valley VeloPark, and the Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre. There’s no general parking at the London Stadium, apart from 49 blue badge holder spaces for West Ham United home games.