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The O2 Arena upcoming events
Here are some of the most famous acts that will be gracing The O2 Arena in the coming months!
- June 14-18: Doja Cat and Hemlocke Springs
- July 17: Megan Thee Stallion - Hot Girls Summer tour
- August 11-12: Justin Timberlake - The Forget Tomorrow world tour
- August 17: Arijit Singh
- September 3: Niall Horan
- September 16-17: Jonas Brothers
- September 28: Janet Jackson - Together Again tour
- October 9-10: McFly
- November 12-13: Cigarettes After Sex
- November 28: Charlie XCX and Shygirl
- November 30-December 1: Childish Gambino - The New World tour
- December 11: Kygo
The making of The O2 Arena
- The head architect of The O2 Arena was Richard Rogers and the landscape architects were Desvigne & Dalnoky and Bernard Ede.
- The firm that collaborated in designing The O2 Arena was Populous, also known for creating the Silverstone Pit Area and Paddock.
- The height of The O2 Arena at its highest point is 50 meters. The total built-up area of The O2 Arena is 100 meters square.
- The roof has a diameter of 365 meters and is interrupted by a ventilation shaft.
- High-strength cables of 70 kilometers in length have been used to bear the weight of the cloth glass fiber matrix roof.
Visitor information
Timings
Getting there
Accessibility
Facilities
Restrictions
Tips
- Monday through Saturday, events in the arena end by 11pm, and on Sunday, events end by 10:30pm.
- However, each show is unique. Exact times may not be available until closer to the event.
- You can not enter some events until there is a proper break in the performance. It is up to the event promoter to decide.
- The box office is located directly to the left of the main entrance to The O2. It is open from 12pm until 7pm and on arena event days, till 9pm.
- By tube/train: Take the Jubilee line to North Greenwich.
- By bus: Take bus numbers 108, 129, 132, 161, 188, 422, 472, or 486 and get off at North Greenwich station. You can also get the 188 bus direct to/from central London via Waterloo.
- By boat: Travel to The O2 by boat by taking an Uber Boat by Thames Clippers.
- You can use any entrance if you have a ticket for accessible seating. Entrance B may be more convenient for people with mobility concerns.
- The main concourses are all on one level and have no steps. There are also accessible lifts on all levels.
- Only on event days are wheelchair escorts provided.
- On Level 1, there are free-standing fold-out seats accessible for friends, family, and PAs, as well as non-wheelchair users.
- The fixed seating sections are elevated above the bays. Even if the audience is standing, you may remain seated and have a clear view of the action.
- Accessible bathroom facilities, including the changing places unit, are all within easy reach of the accessible bays.
- Smoking facilities are available at The O2 Arena.
- Ear defenders for people with sensitive ears are available at the facility.
- Safe Child wristbands can be obtained at the venue.
- ATMs are available inside The O2.
- Wi-Fi has been made available for visitors at The O2 Arena.
- Children under the age of 15 must be accompanied by an adult.
- Children under the age of 16 are not permitted to access the standing area.
- If you are bringing a little child, please ensure they do not cause any problems for others.
- You can only take small bags into the arena.
- Food and drink, professional cameras and recording equipment, weapons, and explosives are not allowed into the arena.
- Guests and their belongings will be checked at the entry, failing which, entry can be refused.
- Reach at least 30 minutes before the time of the concert to ensure timely entry.
- Only small bags are allowed inside The O2 Arena, so it is best to pack light.
- Food and beverages will not be allowed inside The O2 Arena, so avoid carrying them. Instead, grab a bite at one of the restaurants at the venue.
- Call early and ask for assistance if your party has a guest with a disability.
- The O2 Arena has gone completely cashless and contactless in terms of the transaction, so make sure you are equipped for the same.
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Frequently Asked Questions about The O2 Arena
What is The O2 Arena?
The O2 Arena is the most popular entertainment venue in the world, hosting concerts, sporting events, comedy shows, exhibitions, and many more from renowned personalities and groups.
Where is it located?
The O2 Arena is located on the Greenwich Peninsula.
How far in advance should I book my tickets?
The O2 Arena is extremely popular, so it will be wise to book tickets as soon as booking opens.
What time do the shows at The O2 Arena start?
The opening time for The O2 events will be given on the individual event ticket.
Will I get to see the seating plan before making the reservation?
Yes, you will get to see the seating plan before making the reservation so that you know you're getting the best view from your seat.
What is The O2 Arena capacity?
The O2 Arena capacity is 20,000 people.
Is it possible to meet the artist after the show?
Some events have backstage or meet and greet passes, making it possible for you to meet the artists.
Will there be flashing lights or images during the shows?
There may be flashing lights and images during the shows, so it is better to enquire before booking tickets.
Can I carry refreshments?
No, you cannot carry refreshments inside the arena.
Are the toilets available at The O2 Arena?
Yes, toilets are available nearby and inside The O2 Arena.
Is The O2 Arena disabled-friendly?
Yes, The O2 Arena is disabled-friendly.
Can I carry a camera?
Yes, you can carry a camera to The O2 Arena, but not professional grade ones like SLRs.
Can my children visit?
Yes, children can visit The O2 Arena but will require to be accompanied by an adult and a ticket.
Will the staff let me in if I’m late?
You will be allowed in at suitable breaks once the events have started.