Up at The O2 Anytime Climb Experience

London, a city filled with iconic landmarks, rich history, and endless excitement—so why should the sightseeing be any different?! Swap the bustling crowds for an experience filled with thrill, adventure, and stunning views from one of the capital's most unique vantage points.

Gather up to five fellow adventurers and embark on an unforgettable guided climb over the roof of London’s iconic O2 Arena. This 365-metre journey takes you to the summit of the famous tent-like structure, where panoramic views await you 52 metres above the ground. From the glittering skyline to the winding Thames, it’s a perspective on London like no other.

Before your ascent, a trained climb guide will provide a full briefing and help you gear up with a specially designed climb suit, shoes, and safety harness. As you make your way up, you’ll tackle inclines of up to 28 degrees and descend with a steeper 30-degree incline, all while soaking in spectacular views from every angle. 

Along the way, your expert guide will share fascinating insights about London’s sights and rich history, adding even more depth to this unforgettable experience.

Not only is this a truly spectacular way to see one of the world’s oldest cities, but it also gives you the flexibility to climb at a time that suits you! Whether you’re soaking up the magic of sunset, the mystique of twilight, or the vibrant energy of daytime, every moment offers a breathtaking perspective of London.

What Will You See?

On a clear day you can see landmarks up to 15 miles away, some of these include:

- 360 degree view of the city
- The Olympic Park 
- Canary Wharf

How Long Does it Take to Climb The O2?

The full climb experience at The O2 takes approximately 90 minutes. This includes the safety briefing, gearing up, the climb itself, and time to enjoy the stunning views from the summit.

What Should You Wear?

Wear comfortable clothing suitable for the weather. Jackets and gilets are available if needed. In winter, gloves and hats are recommended. Long hair should be tied back, and mobile phones or compact cameras must be stored in a secure button or zip pocket.

What Shoes Should You Wear?

You may wear your own shoes, provided they meet these requirements:

- Secure fastening with Velcro or laces
- Deep tread, such as walking shoes or boots
- Clean soles, free of mud or debris, to protect the walkway
- Fashion trainers with shallow treads are not permitted