Tours and Tickets to Experience Up at The O2

There are plenty of ways to experience Up at The O2. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Up at The O2 Climb Experience Guided Tour with Panoramic Views
• Speedboat’ Ultimate Tower Blast’ from Tower Millennium Pier - 40 minutes
• Silent Disco Thames Boat Party
• Up at The O2 Sunset Climb
• Up at The O2 Twilight Climb

Up at The O2 experiences start from £37 (roughly US$48) for a daytime climb. Weekday sunset climbs start from £42 (US$54), while weekend twilight climbs cost £43 (US$55). You can also visit using The London Pass® or with combo tickets that include entry to the London Eye and Tower of London, or a Thames River sightseeing cruise.

Up at The O2 is a guided walkway on the roof of the O2 Arena that affords spectacular panoramic views over London. The only way to visit Up at the O2 is to join a roof climb, traversing the 170-foot (52-meter) high observation platform while attached to a safety harness.

The Up at The O2 experience lasts about 90 minutes in total. After being fitted with safety gear and listening to a safety briefing, the climb takes about an hour, including plenty of time to admire views over the Thames River, London Shard, and Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and sturdy, laced walking shoes if you wish to wear your own footwear—you’ll be provided with special climbing shoes, though. You’ll be wearing a harness, so it’s best to opt for jeans, trousers, or shorts. Jackets and gilets are also provided if required.

Yes, Up at The O2 is accessible for most people with disabilities. The climb is typically suitable for anyone who can walk unaided, though accessible climbs are also available for wheelchair users. It’s important to book in advance if you require additional assistance and discuss your needs with staff in advance.