Opening Times:
November: 12pm to 9pm
December: 10am to 9pm
Not open Christmas Day.
Last skating session is 5pm on Christmas Eve and 3pm on New Year's Eve.
Book online for a 10% discount: http://www.londoneye.com/.
Ice Skating Ticket information:
Off peak: Monday to Friday:
Adult: £10.50
Child (5-15 years): £7.50
Family: £32.50
Peak: Saturday and Sunday and the Christmas period (17 December to 6 January):
Adult: £12.50
Child (5-15 years): £9.50
Family: £39.60
45 minute skating sessions. Tickets include skate hire.
Important Note:
Tickets for the London Eye eyeskate can be bought individually and do not have to be purchased in conjunction with a ticket for the London Eye.
London Eye has lots of Christmas specials. For all the details and booking see: http://www.londoneye.com/.
Use Journey Planner to plan your route by public transport.
Quick Review: I've visited this ice rink this season with my five year old daughter. It's quite a small rink but the location is lovely, right in front of the London Eye. For younger skaters there are orange plastic 'seals' for them to either ride on or hold onto and push. My daughter enjoyed both options but I have to say I actually preferred her riding the seal so I could push as I let go of the side of the rink for the first time! There's no cloakroom but you can leave a small bag with your shoes when collecting skates. There are no 'double blades' for younger skaters so my daughter wore standard ice skates for the first time. There is just one Ice Marshall on the rink but he was great at giving out tips and picking us up when needed. Another fun and recommended London ice rink.
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