ArcelorMittal Orbit Skyline Views
30 minutes to 2 hours (Approx.)
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Overview
Enjoy views of London from ArcelorMittal Orbit, often known as Orbit Tower, the tallest sculpture in the United Kingdom. Located in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, the looping sculpture is the city’s lasting symbol from the 2012 Summer Olympic Games. This admission ticket gets you access to the viewing galleries for panoramic photo ops of London.
- Entrance to the ArcelorMittal Orbit in London
- Visit the iconic symbol of the city’s 2012 Summer Olympic Games
- Look out at London sights from the sculpture’s viewing galleries
- Marvel at the intricate and clever design of the looping structure
The idea for the ArcelorMittal Orbit dates back to 2009, when London’s then-mayor Boris Johnson announced a contest to design a sculpture for the city’s Olympic Park, home of the 2012 Summer Games. Cecil Balmond and Sir Anish Kapoor, the creators of ArcelorMittal Orbit, won with their design of a continually looping red steel tower.
Your admission ticket provides entry to the tower's viewing galleries, which are reached by high-speed elevator and boast views across the city and surrounding 20 miles (32 km), depending on the weather conditions. Check out the innovation screens to learn about some of the London attractions seen from the galleries, such as The Shard, St Paul’s Cathedral and the venues of Olympic Park. When you’re done admiring the views, you can head back down to ground level via 455 stairs that spiral around the center column, allowing you to truly experience the constantly changing perspectives from every angle of the structure. (The Orbit is also wheelchair-accessible.)
Please note: Access to the Slide is not included.
Your admission ticket provides entry to the tower's viewing galleries, which are reached by high-speed elevator and boast views across the city and surrounding 20 miles (32 km), depending on the weather conditions. Check out the innovation screens to learn about some of the London attractions seen from the galleries, such as The Shard, St Paul’s Cathedral and the venues of Olympic Park. When you’re done admiring the views, you can head back down to ground level via 455 stairs that spiral around the center column, allowing you to truly experience the constantly changing perspectives from every angle of the structure. (The Orbit is also wheelchair-accessible.)
Please note: Access to the Slide is not included.
Itinerary
Journey 80m into the clouds and explore London’s famous skyline from the top of the ArcelorMittal Orbit. With its enviable location in east London’s spectacular Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, you’ll see London like never before, from the east, where the whole of the city stretches out in front of you.
Enjoy mesmerising skyline views of up to 20 miles across London through stunning floor to ceiling windows before experiencing the city’s famous landmarks from the outside observation walkways suspended 80m above the ground. Discover sights including Wembley Stadium, St Paul’s Cathedral and The O2 and get an exclusive bird’s eye view of the iconic sporting venues of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, where the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games came to life.
Duration: 45 minutes
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