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Quick summary: what is the Purpl London Eye discount? Looking for a verified London Eye discount code? Purpl partners with the London Eye to provide a verified disability discount for eligible people with disabilities and long-term health conditions, as well as carers. The London Eye offers a 30-minute sightseeing experience from accessible glass pods overlooking London, alongside premium experiences including its limited-edition Summer Afternoon Tea. Purpl members can currently save 15% on eligible London Eye tickets and experiences, including the Summer Afternoon Tea, helping make accessible London days out more affordable.
Quick summary: what is the Purpl London Eye discount? Looking for a verified London Eye discount code? Purpl partners with the London Eye to provide a verified disability discount for eligible people with disabilities and long-term health conditions, as well as carers. The London Eye offers a 30-minute sightseeing experience from accessible glass pods overlooking London, alongside premium experiences including its limited-edition Summer Afternoon Tea. Purpl members can currently save 15% on eligible London Eye tickets and experiences, including the Summer Afternoon Tea, helping make accessible London days out more affordable.
You can save money at the London Eye through the Purpl member discount, the Summer Afternoon Tea offer, free carer tickets, advance online booking and multi-attraction tickets.
Here are the strongest ways to reduce the cost of your visit:
Free carer tickets have their own booking conditions, including the requirement to purchase at least one full-priced ticket, so check the terms before assuming a carer ticket can be combined with another discounted admission ticket.
Disabled households may choose the London Eye because it offers a high-impact sightseeing experience with comparatively little physical movement once visitors reach the attraction. The London Eye describes itself as wheelchair friendly, provides dedicated wheelchair booking slots and offers support for visitors who struggle with standing or queuing.
For people living with chronic pain, fatigue, reduced mobility, sensory needs or fluctuating health conditions, being able to experience panoramic London views without navigating a lengthy walking route can make sightseeing feel more manageable.
Wheelchair and mobility scooter access: The London Eye can accommodate manual wheelchairs, powered wheelchairs and mobility scooters up to 94cm wide. Each pod can accommodate up to two wheelchair users, with no more than eight wheelchair users on the London Eye at any one time.
Wheelchair time slots: The London Eye strongly recommends booking a wheelchair reservation in advance because availability is limited and peak time slots can sell out. On-the-day reservations may be possible if capacity remains.
Slower or stopped boarding: London Eye staff can slow the attraction and, where required, stop the rotation to give visitors additional time to board.
Support if queuing is difficult: Visitors who cannot comfortably stand or queue because of a disability or access requirement can use the streamlined boarding process through the accessible Fast Track entrance with an Access Card or other approved documentation.
Sensory and neurodivergent preparation: The London Eye provides a Social Story explaining the experience through a sensory lens and a Widgit visual guide for people who prefer symbol-based communication. Adult and children's ear defenders can also be borrowed for a refundable £5 deposit.
Hidden disability support: London Eye staff are trained to recognise the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower lanyard, and visitors can ask staff for additional support, time or understanding during their visit.
British Sign Language support: The London Eye partners with Convo, an online video interpreting service that connects BSL users with qualified interpreters to communicate with staff.
Assistance dogs: Clearly identifiable working assistance dogs are welcome on the London Eye. Boarding may occasionally be delayed slightly to help ensure the dog is comfortable.
Purpl Tip:
If you use a wheelchair or mobility scooter, reserve your wheelchair time slot when you book your admission ticket. With a maximum of two wheelchair users per pod and eight on the London Eye at one time, booking ahead can help avoid disappointment during busy periods.
Yes. The London Eye provides one free carer ticket for an eligible personal assistant or carer accompanying a disabled guest. The London Eye currently requires at least one full-priced admission ticket to be purchased before the free carer ticket can be added.
The free carer ticket is separate from Purpl's London Eye discount, so visitors should check the current booking rules before assuming the two offers can be used together.
The London Eye currently accepts evidence including:
The documentation must be shown alongside the carer ticket when entering.
For VIP experiences, including Champagne and food or drink experiences, the complimentary carer ticket covers admission to the London Eye but does not include the paid food, drink or premium elements.
Purpl Tip: Get 10% off your first Access Card with Purpl
The London Eye Summer Afternoon Tea is a limited-edition premium experience running from June to September. Guests spend approximately one hour on the London Eye across two complete rotations while afternoon tea is served inside the pod.
The current experience includes finger sandwiches, savoury bites, seasonal sweet treats, scones with jam and clotted cream, premium teas and freshly brewed coffee. Vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options are also advertised.
Purpl members can currently save 15% on the Summer Afternoon Tea experience, making it a useful option for members looking for something more special than standard London Eye admission.
Help Centre: https://support.londoneye.com/hc/en-us
Contact page: https://support.londoneye.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
Accessibility information: https://www.londoneye.com/plan-your-visit/before-you-visit/accessibility-information/
Address: Riverside Building, County Hall, Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7PB.
London Eye tickets are generally sold on a non-refundable and non-transferable basis. However, eligible direct bookings can be managed online and rescheduled where the ticket conditions allow.
The London Eye currently advertises free flexible rescheduling on eligible direct online bookings up to one hour before the booked visit.
Purpl Tip:
If pain, fatigue or a fluctuating health condition changes your plans, check your booking as soon as possible. Eligible London Eye bookings may be moved to another date or time rather than being lost altogether.
The London Eye already provides practical access support including wheelchair booking slots, assisted boarding, free carer tickets, sensory preparation resources, accessible queue support and BSL interpreting. These measures can help make one of London's best-known attractions more manageable for people with a wide range of access needs.
By partnering with Purpl, the London Eye enables eligible people with disabilities and long-term health conditions, as well as carers, to save up to 15% on eligible tickets and experiences, including 15% off the Summer Afternoon Tea experience. This supports Purpl's disabled-led mission to help reduce the extra cost of living with a disability.
You can save money at the London Eye through the Purpl member discount, the Summer Afternoon Tea offer, free carer tickets, advance online booking and multi-attraction tickets.
Here are the strongest ways to reduce the cost of your visit:
Free carer tickets have their own booking conditions, including the requirement to purchase at least one full-priced ticket, so check the terms before assuming a carer ticket can be combined with another discounted admission ticket.
Disabled households may choose the London Eye because it offers a high-impact sightseeing experience with comparatively little physical movement once visitors reach the attraction. The London Eye describes itself as wheelchair friendly, provides dedicated wheelchair booking slots and offers support for visitors who struggle with standing or queuing.
For people living with chronic pain, fatigue, reduced mobility, sensory needs or fluctuating health conditions, being able to experience panoramic London views without navigating a lengthy walking route can make sightseeing feel more manageable.
Wheelchair and mobility scooter access: The London Eye can accommodate manual wheelchairs, powered wheelchairs and mobility scooters up to 94cm wide. Each pod can accommodate up to two wheelchair users, with no more than eight wheelchair users on the London Eye at any one time.
Wheelchair time slots: The London Eye strongly recommends booking a wheelchair reservation in advance because availability is limited and peak time slots can sell out. On-the-day reservations may be possible if capacity remains.
Slower or stopped boarding: London Eye staff can slow the attraction and, where required, stop the rotation to give visitors additional time to board.
Support if queuing is difficult: Visitors who cannot comfortably stand or queue because of a disability or access requirement can use the streamlined boarding process through the accessible Fast Track entrance with an Access Card or other approved documentation.
Sensory and neurodivergent preparation: The London Eye provides a Social Story explaining the experience through a sensory lens and a Widgit visual guide for people who prefer symbol-based communication. Adult and children's ear defenders can also be borrowed for a refundable £5 deposit.
Hidden disability support: London Eye staff are trained to recognise the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower lanyard, and visitors can ask staff for additional support, time or understanding during their visit.
British Sign Language support: The London Eye partners with Convo, an online video interpreting service that connects BSL users with qualified interpreters to communicate with staff.
Assistance dogs: Clearly identifiable working assistance dogs are welcome on the London Eye. Boarding may occasionally be delayed slightly to help ensure the dog is comfortable.
Purpl Tip:
If you use a wheelchair or mobility scooter, reserve your wheelchair time slot when you book your admission ticket. With a maximum of two wheelchair users per pod and eight on the London Eye at one time, booking ahead can help avoid disappointment during busy periods.
Yes. The London Eye provides one free carer ticket for an eligible personal assistant or carer accompanying a disabled guest. The London Eye currently requires at least one full-priced admission ticket to be purchased before the free carer ticket can be added.
The free carer ticket is separate from Purpl's London Eye discount, so visitors should check the current booking rules before assuming the two offers can be used together.
The London Eye currently accepts evidence including:
The documentation must be shown alongside the carer ticket when entering.
For VIP experiences, including Champagne and food or drink experiences, the complimentary carer ticket covers admission to the London Eye but does not include the paid food, drink or premium elements.
Purpl Tip: Get 10% off your first Access Card with Purpl
The London Eye Summer Afternoon Tea is a limited-edition premium experience running from June to September. Guests spend approximately one hour on the London Eye across two complete rotations while afternoon tea is served inside the pod.
The current experience includes finger sandwiches, savoury bites, seasonal sweet treats, scones with jam and clotted cream, premium teas and freshly brewed coffee. Vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options are also advertised.
Purpl members can currently save 15% on the Summer Afternoon Tea experience, making it a useful option for members looking for something more special than standard London Eye admission.
Help Centre: https://support.londoneye.com/hc/en-us
Contact page: https://support.londoneye.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
Accessibility information: https://www.londoneye.com/plan-your-visit/before-you-visit/accessibility-information/
Address: Riverside Building, County Hall, Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7PB.
London Eye tickets are generally sold on a non-refundable and non-transferable basis. However, eligible direct bookings can be managed online and rescheduled where the ticket conditions allow.
The London Eye currently advertises free flexible rescheduling on eligible direct online bookings up to one hour before the booked visit.
Purpl Tip:
If pain, fatigue or a fluctuating health condition changes your plans, check your booking as soon as possible. Eligible London Eye bookings may be moved to another date or time rather than being lost altogether.
The London Eye already provides practical access support including wheelchair booking slots, assisted boarding, free carer tickets, sensory preparation resources, accessible queue support and BSL interpreting. These measures can help make one of London's best-known attractions more manageable for people with a wide range of access needs.
By partnering with Purpl, the London Eye enables eligible people with disabilities and long-term health conditions, as well as carers, to save up to 15% on eligible tickets and experiences, including 15% off the Summer Afternoon Tea experience. This supports Purpl's disabled-led mission to help reduce the extra cost of living with a disability.
London Eye savings
£500+
London Eye savings
£500+
