London Eye

You must be thinking...Corey you have no formal training with eye care, What the hell are you doing there? True i don't, but nevertheless i am going to help out. My friend Dave Sakaki whom i work with at the fire department is also an Optician and he ...

... seat right behind the driver. We waited until most people had arrived but there were some no shows. We drove back down to where the London Eye was and caught a boat on a pier right underneath the Eye and tottled off down the river. It was a lovely day and ...

This morning, I've been doing some research on the London Eye and the Chunnel. I'm trying to find a good deal on Fast Pass Tickets to the London Eye so we don't have to stand in the queue for 2-3 hours - especially in December! I've already priced out ...

... .  The museum showed how World War II has shaped our culture over the last 60 years. Later we visited the London Eye, the largest ferris wheel in the world.  The ferris wheel is 443 feet tall and provides a panaramic view ...

... I each got at least one solid pic each, and were happy. We took the train to Waterloo where there was that huge ferris wheel called London Eye.  It was huge and was held up by only one side over the water.  We got tickets for it.  First we ...

... for awhile while Tash had some appointments to tend to, so we ended up meeting up with Hugh and headed off to do a touristy thing..the London Eye. It is a huge ferris wheel that allows you to view a lot of London. For 14 pounds I can check that off of my ...

... we went to see the Tate Modern art gallery where the house lots of Picasso and Salvador Dali. We have also been to see the London Eye which was awesome! You can really see just how big London is and you can see a lot of the tourist attractions from a ...

Richard, Christine, Dan and I board the London Eye ...

... to fly above London. March 2000 The London Eye officially opened to the public October 1999 The London Eye was raised over the River Thames Late 1998 Construction started on The London Eye, a huge international effort involving hundreds of people. ...

... we said goodbye to our excellent guide. We were given pre-booked ticket vouchers and after a spot of lunch i headed to the Eye. London Eye - After standing in the queue to pick up a ticket i was taken through to the '4D Experience', this consisted ...

... anything since 9am on the plane!! So I went to grab some lunch.  I found an American style restaurant opposite to the London Eye called "Enough to feed an elephant".  Yes the portion was HUGE!  I bought a tuna baked potato and ...

... behind us and down the way a bit was Tower Bridge and the Tower of London. Across the Thames on our left was the London Eye, the National Aquarium and several other attractions. We waited for everyone at the base of the Eye and then headed into the line. ...

... the tube to the Hotel 3:30-4:15 Natural History museum 4:20-5:00 Science Museum 5:15-6 or 6:30 National Gallery **Eat** 7-8 London Eye ??? King’s Cross Looks like a pretty awesome schedule on paper, but no where close to our actual activities for ...