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The best Up at The O2 tickets

The roof climb over The O2, sunset or daytime, and iFLY indoor skydiving next door: here is what each costs, with honest advice on whether it is worth it, what happens in bad weather, and the refund rules.

By the Things to Do in London editorial team 2 tours compared Prices checked 24 October 2026

See our 2 picks
Climbers on the walkway across the white roof of The O2, between yellow masts and cables
Short answer

Yes, Up at The O2 is worth it for a 90-minute walk over the roof. It starts from €44 a person and is non-refundable, so check the weather rule before you book.

Climbs go ahead in most weather. GetYourGuide shows prices in your own currency.

Our 2 picks at The O2

One roof climb and one indoor skydive. Both are non-refundable, so be sure of your date.

  • The white O2 dome across the Thames with Canary Wharf behind from €44 per person Our top pick

    1 h 30 min 4.8 (3,483) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Up at The O2 roof climb

    Non-refundable. A 1.5-hour guided climb over the roof of The O2. You get climbing shoes, a jacket and a harness, and lockers for your things.

    Best for Couples, friends and families with kids 8+

    Check availability: Up at The O2 roof climb on GetYourGuide
  • from €95 per person

    1 h 30 min 4.3 (54) reviews on GetYourGuide

    iFLY indoor skydiving at The O2

    Non-refundable. Two flights in a wind tunnel, with all the gear and a flight certificate. Photos, videos and extra flights cost extra on the day.

    Best for Thrill seekers who want to fly

    Check availability: iFLY indoor skydiving at The O2 on GetYourGuide

Up at The O2 and iFLY compared

Up at The O2 and iFLY compared
TourFromWho it suitsWhy we picked it
Up at The O2 roof climb 4.8 (3,483)€44
per person		Couples, friends and families with kids 8+Up at The O2 runs it itself, and it has 4.8 from 3,483 reviews.
iFLY indoor skydiving at The O2 4.3 (54)€95
per person		Thrill seekers who want to flyThe other big thrill at The O2, with 4.3 from 54 reviews.

  • Up at The O2 roof climb

    €44 per person1 h 30 min 4.8 (3,483)

    Details
    Who it suits
    Couples, friends and families with kids 8+
    Why we picked it
    Up at The O2 runs it itself, and it has 4.8 from 3,483 reviews.

  • iFLY indoor skydiving at The O2

    €95 per person1 h 30 min 4.3 (54)

    Details
    Who it suits
    Thrill seekers who want to fly
    Why we picked it
    The other big thrill at The O2, with 4.3 from 54 reviews.
  • Both take 1 h 30 min.
  • Neither includes hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point.
  • Neither can be refunded.
  • Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide on 24 October 2026. Prices are "from" prices in euros and can change; the booking page shows the live price.

Climbing The O2: tickets and how the roof walk works

The roof climb starts from €44 a person on GetYourGuide. It is sold by Up at The O2, the company that runs the climb. Tickets cannot be refunded, says The O2.

Check in at the South Pavilion at least 15 minutes early. Late arrivals may be turned away without a refund.

Take the Jubilee line to North Greenwich, the nearest Tube station. You walk up and over the roof with a guide, clipped on by a harness. The whole visit takes about 1.5 hours, says the listing.

The listing says you climb to 52 metres. From the top you can spot Big Ben, the Shard and Tower Bridge.

The O2 gives you a climb suit, shoes and a harness. Wear socks. Skirts and dresses may not suit the climb.

Rather sit down? A London Eye cruise combo shows the skyline from the wheel and the river.

Who can climb

Climbers must be 8 or older and at least 1.2 metres tall. They must weigh under 130 kg, the harness limit.

Under-18s must climb with an adult. One adult can take up to two children aged 8 to 11.

iFLY indoor skydiving at The O2

iFLY lets you feel a skydive in a wind tunnel, without the plane. The ticket starts from €95 and includes two flights. iFLY is at The O2, on Peninsula Square, London SE10 0DX.

It is non-refundable. The listing says it does not suit children under 3, pregnant women or people with back problems.

Before you book the climb

  1. Check the weather rule

    Climbs run in most weather. You get no refund if the climb is open but you dislike the weather.

  2. Arrive early

    Check in at the South Pavilion at least 15 minutes before. Late arrivals may be refused.

  3. Dress for it

    Wear socks and comfortable clothes. A suit, shoes and harness are provided.

  4. Winter extra

    From 6 November 2026 to 3 January 2027, Up at The O2 adds a Snow Globe at the summit for all climbers.

Up at The O2: questions and answers

Is Up at The O2 worth it?
Yes, if you want a view with a bit of a thrill. It has 4.8 from 3,483 reviews on GetYourGuide. It is non-refundable, so be sure of your date.

How long does it take to do Up at The O2?
About 1.5 hours, says the listing. Add at least 15 minutes for check-in before your slot.

How much does Up at The O2 cost?
It starts from €44 a person on GetYourGuide. The ticket is non-refundable, and the price shown is per person.

Is there an age or height limit for Up at The O2?
Yes. Climbers must be 8 or older, at least 1.2 metres tall and under 130 kg. Under-18s must climb with an adult.

What happens if it rains or is windy?
Climbs go ahead in all weather except gales, lightning, heavy snow or ice. If the climb is open but you dislike the weather, you get no refund.

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Written by the Things to Do in London editorial team.