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London Eye

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pepsi · 01/06/2005 13:55

Went up to London by train yesterday with whole family 10 of us inc. 8, 6, 5 & 3 year old and had a lovely time. All the children loved the London Eye, their favourite thing to look at was Big Ben and for my ds5 the trains! I would recommend it for a day out, theres a grass area opposite where you can sit and have a picnic. a small playground and some street entertainers a bit further down. We used the look in the big ticket office and they were lovely and clean and more importantly free!

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suzywong · 01/06/2005 14:03

It is a great day out itsn't it Pepsi?

pepsi · 01/06/2005 18:01

Yes, certainly is, it really gave us a taste for visiting London more often. Its a good one to do with a whole family as is suitable for all ages.

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Earlybird · 01/06/2005 18:42

Did you book tickets in advance, or just turn up?

I've wanted to go, but haven't booked in advance as I didn't want to risk getting a gloomy/rainy day. But, also don't relish the thought of queing for ages....but I really wanna go! I'm sure it's amazing when the weather is clear.

Hausfrau · 01/06/2005 18:45

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pepsi · 01/06/2005 20:57

yes we did book before hand, there was only one day we could all go this week so it had to be that one and hope for the best. I think dh said he got 10% off for online booking. It was very busy there. There was a big queue to buy tickets and then once you have a ticket you have to line up to get on. Everything was very smoothly done and the whole area seemed rather peaceful despite the amount of people. I keep hearing that they are going to close it down later this year so if you want to do it better get it done just in case.

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Eowyn · 01/06/2005 21:13

We went last week so before half term & tho we had tickets there was hardly any queue, so if you can go out of school time prob don't need to book. Was great especially pointing out Big Ben to dd, where the space man had tethered his invisible space ship in Dr Who.

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