About this experience
Experience London from a unique vantage point as you ride the IFS Cloud Cable Car. Also known as the London Cable Car, it is the highest observation point over the River Thames at 90 metres, spanning just over 1 km between the Greenwich Peninsula near The O2, and the Royal Docks.
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How to redeem
IFS Cloud Greenwich Peninsula, Edmund Halley Way, London SE10 0FR
Make your way to the Greenwich Peninsula terminal on Edmund Halley Way, adjacent to The O2. Present your mobile ticket at the entrance gate. For Glass Floor and Champagne experiences, staff will direct you to the appropriate boarding area.
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- Your mobile ticket (no printing needed)
- Sturdy, non-slip footwear if you have booked the Glass Floor Experience
- Comfortable, non-skirt/dress attire for the Glass Floor Experience
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket?
No — a mobile ticket on your phone is accepted at the gate. There is no need to print anything.
How long does the crossing take?
The cable car spans just over one kilometre. Exact crossing time is not specified by the operator, but the journey is a short, continuous ride rather than a lengthy excursion.
Is the cable car accessible for wheelchair users?
The operator's data does not specify full accessibility details. We recommend contacting the operator directly at the Greenwich Peninsula terminal before visiting if you have specific mobility requirements.
My child is under 5 — do I need to do anything?
Children under 5 travel free but still require a ticket, which must be booked directly through the operator rather than through this listing. They must be accompanied by a paying adult aged 16 or over.
What should I wear for the Glass Floor Experience?
Wear sturdy footwear with non-slip soles and comfortable clothing that provides appropriate coverage. Skirts and dresses are not recommended. High heels, sharp objects, and bulky items may be restricted by staff.
Is the experience suitable for people with a fear of heights or vertigo?
The operator advises that the experience may not be suitable for people with vertigo, acrophobia, motion sensitivity, heart conditions, anxiety disorders, or those who are pregnant. Please consider this before booking.