The London Eye cabins are frozen over – Christmas beauty that’s “too stunning to handle”!

▲ The London Eye is hosting “Frostival” to welcome the annual Christmas season. (Photo / fromthe London Eye Facebook fan page)

By Hully

To celebrate the arrival of Christmas, the iconic British attraction the London Eye has specially launched “Frostival.” Not only does it feature one-of-a-kind “frosted cabins,” but there’s also an outdoor ice sculpture exhibition, creating a strong festive atmosphere that will leave visitors amazed at how “breathtakingly beautiful” London can be in winter.

▲ Can you imagine London transformed into an “ice city”? Take a ride in the “frosted cabin” and look down on London from above – you’re sure to get a unique vibe. (Photo / fromthe London Eye Facebook fan page)

Step into the “frosted cabin” of the London Eye and you’ll be immersed in a wintry atmosphere. Listen to the crackling sounds of ice and the whistling wind, admire the shimmering ice pillars, and take in the breathtaking views as you imagine London turned into a giant ice city... Back on the ground, the large ice-skating rink right beneath the London Eye is filled with laughter, with both adults and children playing and having fun. If you’re feeling tired, head over to where the crowds gather to catch the “London Eye Ice Sculptures” and see the giant Ferris wheels compete in beauty. But note: the ice sculpture display isn’t open every day – it appears only on Saturdays and Sundays between November 30 and December 29, from 12 pm to 3 pm, at irregular times.

▲ During Frostival, there’s an ice sculpture exhibition from 12 pm to 3 pm every Saturday and Sunday beneath the London Eye. (Photo / fromthe London Eye Facebook fan page)