Climb the O2 Arena with Up at The O2 - Explore London's skyline with thrilling views

• Pregnancy and seizures: If you're pregnant or have had an epileptic seizure in the past 12 months, climbing is not suitable for you.
• Medical conditions: Check in with the Box Office before booking if you have any health conditions related to:
  vertigo, pre-existing physical injuries, or congenial defects.

• Arrive 15 minutes before your departure time.
• Late arrivals will not be admitted. In these cases, tickets will not be exchanged or refunded.
• Wear appropriate weather clothing. Avoid clothing that restricts your movement, obstructs your vision, leads to overheating in warm weather, or becomes entangled in the safety equipment. Skirts and dresses are not allowed.
• Climbers must be sober.
• Smartphones and small cameras are allowed; GoPros and larger cameras are not allowed.

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.

• Weather changes: Climbers cannot exit the climb early due to weather changes unless canceled for health and safety reasons.
• Hot weather precautions: In extreme heat, climbers are advised to wear suitable clothing, including hats, apply sun cream, stay hydrated, and eat before the climb.
• Adverse weather: Climbs in adverse conditions may involve descending the same way you ascended Up at The O2.

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.

• Escalators
• Help points
• Toilets
• Payphones
• Euro cash machines
• Lifts
• Wi-Fi