Is Up at The O2 worth it?
Yes, it's London's most fun viewpoint: a harnessed 90-minute climb over the arena roof with 360° views. Book the sunset slot and only go on a clear day.
📍The O2, Peninsula Square, Greenwich
Nuestra elección: Sunset or Twilight Climb · Cancelación gratuita
En resumen — is Up at The O2 worth it?
Yes, if you want a view you earn rather than an observation deck. The sunset climb is worth the small upgrade, and a clear, calm day makes or breaks the experience.
Datos rápidos
- Duration
- 90 minutes, guided
- Location
- The O2, Peninsula Square, Greenwich
- Age suitability
- 8+ with a 1.2m minimum height
- What to wear
- Flat closed shoes; climb suits and harnesses provided
- Weather
- Climbs may be cancelled in high winds
Cómo puntuamos Up at The O2
Nuestro método£37 for 90 minutes is not cheap, but it includes all the gear, a guide and time on the summit platform.
A proper mini adventure: a harnessed walkway with inclines up to 28 degrees and huge views over Greenwich, Canary Wharf and the river.
Small guided groups on timed slots, so it never feels crowded. Sunset slots sell out first.
The most fun way to earn a London view. Pick a clear day, ideally a sunset climb.
Mejor momento para visitar Up at The O2
Previsión en directoUp at The O2 es principalmente al aire libre — los horarios de abajo combinan la afluencia con la previsión meteorológica en directo.
- 6pm🌤️Mostly sunny, 24°CGenial
- 8pm☀️Clear, 23°CGenial
- 10pm☀️Clear, 21°CGenial
- 6pm🌤️Mostly sunny, 25°CGenial
- 8pm☀️Clear, 21°CGenial
- 10pm☁️Cloudy, 20°CGenial
Hora a hora habitual →
Book the sunset slot on a clear day. Climbs can be cancelled in high winds, so watch the forecast and rebook early if the weather turns.
Las mejores entradas para Up at The O2, comparadas
Todas las atracciones de London →| Tipo de entrada | Qué incluye | Precio desde | TripScore | Nuestra elección |
|---|---|---|---|---|
RECOMENDADO Sunset or Twilight Climb Golden-hour slot |
| £40.00 por adulto | 8.8 El mejor en general | Ver entradas → |
Daytime Climb Standard slot |
| £37.00 por adulto | 8.2 | Ver entradas → |
Celebration Climb For special occasions |
| £45.00 por adulto | 7.8 | Ver entradas → |
Comparamos precios de GETYOURGUIDE · KLOOK · VIATOR · TIQETS …
Qué dicen los visitantes
4.4/5 · 2,613 reseñas"Climbers rave about the 360-degree skyline view from the O2 roof and the upbeat, safety-focused guides. Harnesses feel secure, lockers are available, and special sunset climbs earn extra praise for spectacular colours. Be ready for strong winds on top, pricey souvenir photos, and limited locker space for large bags. Dress for the weather, arrive a few minutes early for the briefing, and be ready for a short but steep ascent that ends with unforgettable London panoramas."
Resumen de 2,613 reseñas de visitantes agregadas de nuestros socios de reserva.
Por qué merece la pena Up at The O2
- ✓A genuine mini adventure: harnessed roof climb, not just a lift to a viewing deck.
- ✓360° summit views across Canary Wharf, Greenwich and the Thames.
- ✓All equipment included, with small groups and a guide throughout.
- ✓Timed slots mean no queues and no crowding at the top.
Errores habituales en Up at The O2
- ✗Climbing on a hazy or wet day, when the view is the whole point.
- ✗Wearing the wrong shoes: heels, sliders and flip-flops are not allowed.
- ✗Expecting a gentle stroll. The walkway hits 28-degree inclines and is a real (if beginner-friendly) climb.
- ✗Leaving it to the day: sunset slots routinely sell out in advance.
Cómo se compara Up at The O2
Las mejores atracciones de London ordenadas por TripScore.
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Preguntas frecuentes sobre Up at The O2
Is Up at The O2 worth it?▾
Yes, if you want an active alternative to London's observation decks. You climb the roof of the arena in a harness with a guide, and the 360° summit view over Greenwich, Canary Wharf and the Thames is superb on a clear day.
Is the Up at The O2 climb hard or scary?▾
It is beginner-friendly. The walkway is bouncy underfoot with inclines up to 28 degrees, and you are clipped in the whole way. A basic level of fitness is enough, and guides set a comfortable pace. Anyone nervous of heights should expect a few pulse-raising moments.
What happens if the weather is bad?▾
Climbs run in rain but can be cancelled in high winds or storms. If your climb is cancelled you can rebook. On hazy days the climb still runs, but you lose the long views, so pick a clear day if you can.
Can children do Up at The O2?▾
Yes, from age 8 with a minimum height of 1.2 metres. Under-18s need an accompanying adult on the climb.
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Nuestra elección · Desde
£40 · Sunset or Twilight Climb
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