The London Eye will be transformed with colourful flower pods this Easter

Always wanted to ride the London Eye, with all its views of the Thames and central London, but always found the pods a bit... grey? Here’s just the thing.

The iconic London attraction is launching a floral installation to celebrate spring. With flowers framing the pod windows and colourful decals on the glass, a limited-time experience will let you peer through petals out towards the Big Smoke’s loveliest sights. 

For those hoping to add some extra flourish to their trip, the Eye is also offering a limited-edition spring afternoon tea and a Lego Botanicals experience. In the former, the high-tea menu will serve floral treats, lemon and lavender mini cupcakes and fruit tarts. The brick-themed latter, which has been made in collaboration with Lego Designers, will see guests building their own Lego Botanicals Daisies Posy to take home. 

The flowery makeover will be perfectly suited to the season: it’ll feature throughout much of April and over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend. If you want a colourful Eye experience, it’s running from March 27 to May 4. 

You can book tickets for a flowery Eye capsule for only £29 – the same price as regular (non-blooming) trips. The spring afternoon tea will start from £75, while the Lego activity will cost £59. You can pre-book on the London Eye website here. 

London Eye is just one of several London attractions doing big things for Easter 2026. For little ones, Hampton Court Palace is hiding Lindt Gold Bunnies across the estate while in Richmond, Ham House is running a family-friendly egg hunt. And if you fancy something a bit more grown-up, Top Cuvée is hosting a wine-themed scavenger hunt.

🐣 Time Out’s full guide to what’s on in London this Easter. 

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