Set off on an exhilarating journey with Up At The O2 Climb, perfect for adventurers to scale the iconic O2 Arena's roof. This climb takes you 52 meters above ground on a fabric walkway, rewarding climbers with panoramic views of London's skyline,...
Also Known As
The O2 Arena
Founded On
2003
Founded By
Richard Rogers
RECOMMENDED DURATION
5+ hours
Timings
10:00–22:00
VISITORS PER YEAR
8900000
TICKETS
From £ 37
EXPECTED WAIT TIME - STANDARD
2+ hours (Peak), 30-60 mins (Off Peak)
Did you know?
Unlike most roof climbs, Up at The O2 ascends the O2's signature white fabric membrane, making it feel like you're walking on air.
Originally named the Millennium Dome, The O2 was constructed to mark the turn of the millennium.
Holding the title of the largest domed structure globally, The O2 boasts a monumental diameter of 365 meters, making it an architectural marvel and an iconic London landmark.
Discover a different side of London as you climb the roof during the day, offering clear views of landmarks up to 15 miles away. Daytime climbs run until approximately 1 hour before sunset.
Get to see the romance of London against the backdrop of an auburn sky as you ascend when the sun goes down.
The Twilight climbs offer a vibrant, multi-colored light experience with stars twinkling above, city lights shining in front, and a dazzling new light installation all around.
Celebrate your special occasions, be it a birthday or anniversary, with the Celebration climb. Raise a glass of bubbly on the roof and make your memorable moments even more special.
Step out of the classroom and climb over the roof of The O2 with a 90-minute educational experience, meeting national curriculum objectives.
Explore various climb and dine packages at All Bar One, Busaba Eathai, Gordon Ramsay's Street Burger, and Cabana. Advance table reservations are required.
A riot of colors, a symphony of flavors. All Bar One is your ticket to an array of mouthwatering dishes, from light lunches to globally inspired mains. Don't forget to secure your spot – reserve your table in advance!
More dining experiencesDiscover CABANA, the vibrant, award-winning home of Rio street food. Enjoy tropical cocktails and flame-grilled skewers of chicken and meat, cooked to order on an open-feature grill.
Savor signature burgers, seasoned fries, desserts, and amazing shakes, cocktails, and drinks at Gordon Ramsay's Street Burger. Guarantee your spot by making advance table reservations.
Ready for a culinary journey to modern Bangkok? Busaba Eathai is where it's at, with style, flavors, and the buzzing vibe of Bangkok.
Indulge in a traditional afternoon tea with pastries, cakes, fine teas, and coffees at The Meridian Lounge at InterContinental London – The O2. Table reservations must be booked at least 72 hours in advance and the last sitting is at 4pm.
Climbs at Up at The O2 are conducted in various weather conditions, excluding gales, lightning, heavy snow or ice, or extreme conditions deemed unsafe for climbing. If a climb is canceled due to the weather, a rebooking or refund will be provided.
For an exhilarating and wheelchair-accessible activity in London, try the wheelchair climb at Up at The O2. Using a clever pulley system, specialized guides will pull you up and over the walkway in a bespoke wheelchair. These climbs occur on specific dates and are in high demand.
Yes, smartphones and small compact cameras are permitted during the climb. However, GoPros and larger cameras are not allowed.
The entire experience lasts approximately 90 minutes, including briefing, gearing up, and the climb itself.
The O2 is accessible via various transportation methods: Take the Jubilee Line to North Greenwich station. Bus routes 108, 129, 132, 161, 188, 422, 472, or 486 go to North Greenwich station. You can take the Uber Boat by Thames Clippers to North Greenwich Pier or the IFS Cloud Cable Cars to Greenwich Peninsula. If you’re driving to The O2, parking is available at O2 car parks 2, 3, or 4.
Late arrivals for climbing The O2 Arena will not be admitted, exchanged, or refunded.
Climbers cannot leave the climb early due to weather changes unless the climb is canceled for safety reasons, ensuring a secure climbing experience.
In the event of adverse weather conditions, participants may be required to climb back down the same way. A refund or rebooking will also be initiated.
Wheelchair climbs at The O2 Arena take place on specific dates, providing an accessible and thrilling experience. Wheelchair climbs usually take place from late Spring to early Autumn on weekday mornings. These climbs need to be booked in advance and operate on a waiting list which is processed on a first-come first-served basis due to high demand and popularity.
From the summit, you can enjoy views of historic Greenwich, The Olympic Park, and Canary Wharf.