Address: Peninsula Square, London SE10 0DX, United Kingdom
The O2 London is located in the Peninsula Square of Greenwich Borough, southeast and downstream of London on the River Thames.
Getting to The O2You can take the 108, 129, 132, 161, 188, 422, 472, or 486 bus numbers to get down at the North Greenwich station.
Take a tube on the Jubilee Line in Zones 2 and 3 and get down at the North Greenwich Station.
Take a River Bus by Thames Clipper and get down at the North Greenwich Pier. There are boat services throughout the day until late evening to this pier.
You can drive to The O2 using the M25, A2, A20, and the M11. You can use the Edmund Halley Way or the Millennium Way.
Visit the O2 London using the cable car between Greenwich Peninsula and the Royal Docks which would be a 5-minute experience.
Visitors can reach The O2 on a bicycle by using the cycle routes and taking a bicycle from the cycle racks at The O2 or the North Greenwich Station.
With over 2,100 parking spaces available at The O2, visitors can easily reach by car here. There is a parking facility available for event-goers, general visitors, disabled visitors, and even bikers at The O2.
The free drop-off and pick-up point is available in Car Park 1 for disabled visitors and for those who are opting for valet parking services. It is located near the Millennium Way and is properly signposted. When you spend £35 or more at Outlet Shopping, you get 4 hours of free parking. Cineworld customers also get 4 hours of free parking if they use Car Park 2 or 3.
If you are in a hurry and coming to attend a show at The O2, you can use The O2 Valet Parking service where your car will be parked at the VIP entrance. Once your show finishes, your car will be ready to leave. If you pre-book this service, you pay £45 and if you park on the day of the event, then you pay £50.
There are blue badge parking spaces available in all of the car parks at The O2. Disabled access parking at The O2 costs £19 if you pre-book it online or by calling 020 8463 6718. Make sure that the blue badge owner is in the vehicle when you arrive in the car park and you can use the intercom system or ask an attendant for any kind of help in the car park.
Visitors who are arriving by bicycle to The O2 can use the 500 cycle racks available in Car Parks 2, 3, and 4 and near the North Greenwich Station.
London’s first multi-transport hub, bp Mobility Hub is a place where guests can access electric vehicle charging docks, bicycles, and car clubs to move from one point to another in a smarter and more convenient way.
How to use the Mobility Hub app:
The O2 is open all year round except on Christmas Day.
It can take anywhere between 4-5 hours to explore all the highlights of The O2. If you take part in the activities, then it can take longer for you to cover this complex.
If you wish to avoid the crowd, then plan a visit to The O2 on weekdays or in the morning on the weekend.
The cheapest way to reach The O2 is by bus or tube. North Greenwich station is the closest tube station.
Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside The O2, but plenty of restaurants and food stalls are available.
Yes! The O2 is fully accessible with step-free routes, lifts, and wheelchair-friendly facilities. The Up at The O2 climb also offers accessible climbs for wheelchair users.
Yes! Some nearby hotels include InterContinental London – The O2, Radisson RED London Greenwich, and Holiday Inn Express London – Greenwich.
Oxygen Activeplay, a trampoline park perfect for families; Mamma Mia! The Party, an immersive ABBA-themed dining experience; and Boom Battle Bar, where you can go axe throwing, crazy golf, and other fun games are some must-do experiences.