ciao.co.uk
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The writer to this review was a bit worried about "being carried hundreds of feet in the air" in a glass eye but the writer, who calls herself Carrow_Road_Canary decided to give it a go.
Carrow_Road_Canary and her party had prebooked tickets but even so they had to wait in line for about an hour before "boarding our flight".
The weather was nice and "the company pleasant" according to the writer so the wait went quickly.
"We boarded our ever moving capsule" and "the excitement began". Their capsule had plenty of room and the wheel went slowly and smoothly and there was plenty of sights to
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The author states that when she arrived at the attaction to get tickets at 9am she found that "queues were orderly and staff dealt with visitors in strict orders" meaning nobody pushed in the queue.
The author continues and she found that after "buying our tickets we waited approximately 35 minutes to board a capsule". When talking about the capsule, she advises that "each capsule can hold up to 25 " but that on her journey there were "only 12 in our capsule". Talking about the inside of the capsule she states that "simple bench seating is available in the capsule" and that there was"lots o
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Lonely Planet Guide
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According to the author this "135m-tall structure" is "the world's largest sightseeing wheel". Prices start from £13 for an adult and £6.50 for a child, but the ride is described as being "so popular that it's advisable to book your ticket online". The Wheel "takes 30 minutes to rotate completely" and the author recommends a ride "at dusk".
_Other online-travelgu ide
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Situated in the "southwestern corner of Jubilee Gardens", this is the "world's largest Ferris Wheel", and "London's fourth-tallest structure", with its 135 meters. The "colossal London Eye" consists of "32 enclosed glass gondolas", holding 25 passengers each, which the Lonely Planet Guide tells us is a " thrilling experience" to sit in one and observe the "views of some 40km" on a clear day over the city. It takes the giant wheel "30 minutes to rotate completely".
Fodors.com
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The London Eye was built to "mark the start of the new millennium" and the architects who were involved "conceived an entirely new vision: a beautiful and celebratory structure." The London Eye wheel "was seen as a symbol of regeneration and the passing of time."
This wheel is "the largest observation wheel ever built" and is classed as one of "the top 10 tallest structures in London."
The journey on the wheel is a "25-minute slow-motion ride" and visitors sit "inside one of the enclosed passenger capsules" which are described as being "so smooth you'd hardly know you were suspended over th
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_Other online-review or community
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The author of this review enjoyed the "Great views" and "loved the London Eye" and believes that it is great new experience to see London from a "different perspective".
On the negative side he thinks there is a "Lack of organisation" , that it is "expensive", felt "overcharged" and had to queue up for "a long time".
_Other online-review or community
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A. S. M. Kamrul Huda, a reviewer on Yahoo Travel, visited the London Eye and wrote down his impressions. It's a "huge 443-foot wheel" on the Thames, from which there is a "fabulous bird's eye view of London". Before the ride there is a "4D demonstration" which the reviewer found "spectacular". Although is was "pricey", the "view was amazing!". He rated this attraction a full 5 out of 5 stars and insists that the view was "unbelievable".
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Chasity, a reviewer on Yahoo Travel, explains that she'll be off to London next Spring for the third time and "absolutely" plans to go back on the London Eye. Last time she went she took the big wheel by night and said that it was "absolutely beautiful" with all the lights and the city "all lit up". This time around she'd like to "try it during the day".
According to this reviewer it is "very affordable" and she points out that it takes "about 30 minutes to get all the way around". She rates the London Eye a full 5 out of 5 stars and sums up by saying that it is "Definitely a must-do in Lo
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_Other online-review or community
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This reviewer compares the London Eye to other major world wide attractions as a "must do". The author didn't "worry too much about the cost" and finally says that he "certainly didn't think it was a rip off " even though he went with his "wife and 4 kids". They found the views "simply spectacular" and had "plenty of time" to photograph London. His 4 kids "thought it was great". The reviewer "definitely" recommends to book on line which was "very convenient". He rates the London Eye a full 5 out of 5 stars although he rates its value 4 out of 5.
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SaraB., reviewer in welovelocal.com gives her opinion on the London Eye. After having to "queue for ages and ages" she was worried about not getting into the pod fast enough and points out that finally you'd need to be a "real snail not to be able to get on it time". She also says that as far as she knows, she never heard of "anyone falling into the Thames yet!".
The ride lasts "roughly 40 minutes" and is said to be a "fantastic way" to see the City of London. The author "would love to go back" by night. She warns, however, that the attraction "isn't cheap" and suggests to buy tickets on li
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dooyoo.co.uk
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This reviewer rates the London Eye four out of five stars and claims its advantages are "Unrivalled London views" and the disadvantages are that it is "Over priced". She explains the wheels history, function and location. She explains that the glass "pods are large and airy" which gives a "panoramic unspolit view". Although "many different packages" are available the reviewer reckons that the "basic price is over priced". She finishes by saying that it is a "Good way to see London".
dooyoo.co.uk
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This review describes the "massive, glorified ferris" and says that the attraction is a "truly wonderful spectacle". Once at the top of the wheel one can see "everything across London which is just magnificent".
The reviewer explains that there are several options, amongst which the "night flight" which "truly can only add to this wonderful experience". He points out that the "only bad point" was that it was "very warm inside the capsule" on a hot summers day. The entry price was "very reasonable" as the City is not cheap so it was "very good value for money".
This attraction is "str
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dooyoo.co.uk
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Diane3 invited her father on the London Eye for a Champagne flight to celebrate his birthday. This "costs 35 pounds", but she thought the "champagne is not as good to pay 17 pounds per person for". That said as it was for a birthday present it was "worth paying more".
Once in the capsule one can see "hundreds of famous buildings, statues, parks" and the reviewer goes on to list the major "must sees" 360° around the wheel. She sums up by saying that London is a "beautiful city" and that she made some "great pictures". The London Eye is a "fantastic tourist attraction" offering a "beautiful
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dooyoo.co.uk
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allanamia, author of this review rates the London Eye four out of five stars. She claims that the advantages are the "Brilliant views, very safe and clean" and that the disadvantage is "Waiting in queues".
The attraction "was high up on our list of things to do" when planning to visit London, as it is surely one of the "most famous iconic" attractions in London. Despite her "fear of heights" she "would certainly recommend" it as due to the bench in the capsules she felt "safe" and she made the most of the "beautiful views".
The reviewer lists a few of the sights to see from the wheel
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dooyoo.co.uk
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Emily88, author of this review, rates the London Eye a full five out of five stars. She first explains what the attraction is and then how to get there. There are several underground stations and Waterloo is "within walking distance". She recommends to book online to "avoid having to queue" although even though she did so, she still waited in a "pretty long queue" and points out that the tickets are "Expensive".
She sums up by saying that seeing as the wheel moves slowly there are "plenty of photo taking opportunities" and that the "magnificent views over London" are worth seeing. She would
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dooyoo.co.uk
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catherine21, reviewer for dooyoo rates the London Eye four out of five stars saying that it is "A must see!". The attraction is a "very short walk from Waterloo station" and from the wheel you'll get "amazing views over London". When she went there was "no queue whatsoever" but she decided to wait "for it to get dark".
She was "very impressed by the views" as it was a "lovely clear night" when she went, seeing the "Houses of Parliament all floodlit was spectacular". She found prices for photos a "bit steep" although her "picture was nice".
She "thoroughly enjoyed" her flight and althou
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dooyoo.co.uk
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darthtrigger, reviewer for dooyoo rates the London Eye a full five out of five stars. The advantages are that it offers "great views of the city, a truly unique experience" and suggests you "must go on a clear day to truly appreciate it".
From Westminster underground station one must "cross over westminster bridge" to reach the Eye. Tickets are "quite pricey" although some London attractions are more expensive. From the wheel there are "spectacular views from both sides of the thames".
The reviewer sums up by saying that it is a "must see attraction" "for all visitors of the city".
dooyoo.co.uk
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This reviewer rates the London Eye four out of five stars saying that it has a "good design and structure", and "great views of London". The attraction has become "one of the most popular and iconic landmarks in London" as it offers "spectacular views" over the City.
To get there, there are "many stations closeby" but Waterloo "is probably the closest". Once inside the capsule there are "great views and photo opportunities". He sums up by saying that the London Eye is "definately something people should try".
dooyoo.co.uk
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This reviewer found the London Eye had "Great views", was "unique, fun" and he "really enjoyed" it. He took some "brilliant pictures"from the wheel and spent half and hour "admiring the views". From the top of the wheel one can see "all the famous tourist attractions" and views are "amazing".
Although "queues are very long", safety was "good" and basically the reviewer would "recommend it to everybody" except those with vertigo. He sums up by saying that it is "Well worth visiting!" and rates the attraction five out of five stars.
dooyoo.co.uk
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chrisc92 reviews the London Eye on dooyoo and rates it with a full five star rating. He says that the attraction is only a "few minutes walk away" from Waterloo station and that you'll discover a "glimpse of the whole of London".
From the wheel "you can view for miles" a large number of attractions, and although this reviewer is scared of heights, he points out that the ride was "extremely smooth". However the price is "excessive despite being a must for any tourist".
