Combo: Madame Tussauds + London Eye Tickets

This Madame Tussauds and London Eye combo ticket puts two of London's best-known attractions in one booking. Meet more than 150 lifelike wax figures on Marylebone Road, then ride a glass capsule 135 metres above the South Bank for a 30-minute loop over the city. You pick a date and time when you book, show your mobile ticket at the entrance, and can start at whichever attraction suits your day.

What to see at Madame Tussauds London

Madame Tussauds is where you stand nose to nose with film stars, pop icons, royals and sporting legends. Recent figures include Kate Winslet and Dua Lipa, and every room is set up for photos, so bring a charged phone.

• Celebrity figures: more than 150 detailed waxworks across music, film, sport and royalty.
• Spirit of London ride: a 5-minute trip through 400 years of London history, sitting in a classic black cab.
• Marvel 4D Experience: a superhero film with moving seats and 4D effects.
• Chamber of Horrors: a darker, atmospheric walk through London's grim side. It suits older children and adults best.

Most visitors spend around two hours inside. Arrive at your booked time, pass a quick security check and have your ticket scanned at the main entrance.

London Eye views: what you see from the capsule

The London Eye turns slowly enough that you can walk around the enclosed, climate-controlled capsule the whole way. One rotation takes about 30 minutes. On a clear day you can pick out Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey and the Tower of London, and sometimes Windsor Castle on the horizon.

Queues for boarding can run 30 to 60 minutes at busy times, so leave room in your plans. Late afternoon is a good time to ride if you want the city in softer light.

Planning your Madame Tussauds and London Eye day

The two attractions are about 30 minutes apart. Madame Tussauds is next to Baker Street station, and the Bakerloo line runs straight to Waterloo, a short walk from the London Eye. Allow around three and a half to four hours for both, including travel and queues.

Both venues are wheelchair and pushchair accessible, with ramps on site, and guide dogs are welcome. Madame Tussauds has Braille maps, tactile guides and audio guides, and the London Eye has Braille guides. Visitors with access needs can get a free carer ticket by showing valid documentation. Restrooms, a cloakroom and free Wi-Fi are available.

Children under 15 must be with an adult. Under-2s go free but still need a ticket. Large bags, suitcases, glass bottles, alcohol, drones, scooters and skateboards are not allowed, and pets cannot come in.

More London attractions to pair with this combo

If you would rather book just one, see Madame Tussauds London tickets or London Eye standard entry tickets. The SEA LIFE London Aquarium sits right beside the Eye on the South Bank, and Westminster Abbey tickets take you inside the church you spot from the capsule. For the Crown Jewels, add Tower of London tickets.